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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-11
Unhygiienic Cartons
BY JANE EDDINGToN.

Eternal vigilance in the summer
kitchen Is the price Of health and free
dom from annoyance. The dish cloth
must be constantly scaldcd and dried
and all the destructive agencies stifn-
ulated to rapid action by the comfort
Of high temperature must be suppressed
before they get into activity.
For instance. heat In tho pasteboa rd
boxes of bran. graham meal. barley
and other cereals turns them directly
into incubators. All tho lower forrns
OF animal life look out that their young
shall have plenty to feed upon when it
comes into the world. and here liz "A
VIII swarm In no time with small,
parasites.
nv shaking any OF these farinaceous
things through a strainer OF come sort
a3 soon as they come into the house
examining them carefully. we can dis
cover whether the Matching process
has already occurred. II the cereal
I'm question is all right il is not a bad
plan TO put the date upon IT. and then
examine II from time 10 time. pour
ing Il from one container to another
The enormous amount OF waste from
these wcevils. or whatever the insect
residents are that denle farireceous
supplies during the summer season is
something that some time must be
stopped By scientific discovery. Insan-
itary grocery stores contribute to-
wards this evil When leaving home
for time II is well TO give all
such things away, for even -four often
becomes infected when left in closed
hot pantry.
The cooler and dricr we can keen
these things the less likely they are
to become inhabited. Our grandmoth
ers used TO put great stone In bar
rel Of corn meal TO keep II cool In
summer. for In those days OF lesser
populations and fewer germs 1t was
spoiled By becoming rancid. We have
q different enemy TO fight to-day. but
low temperature is the best weapon.
Mice In summer secm TO be more
persistent and weary than in winter
. and they dehlc everything they touch
| They VIII cnaw open packages OF
macaroni and spaghetti. will eat laun-
dr. starch. and even white soaps. while
! retCsinR 10 put their noses into the
best OF traps provided with appetizing
! morsels of food We must take every
preventive measure often To get rid
OF them
| Common glass jars fer all such
! starchy provisions S cereals. tapioca
, and nrrowrOot are secure and con
Vcnient containers. y great nuinbe'
| OF housekeep ers allow these things &c
stand In the carton In which they
/ are purchased and IL In possible that
| the mass may he dcfled without their
/ noticing II. mouse is fond Of Sela
! tine. vegetables. and mcat-almos,
/ everything except the spices and tn,
] sugar ie attractive to him. Flour in
I cloth bug il never safe from him.
! MI powdered white substances il
/ Jars must be labeled. but great man,
things better of so shut away can be-
told at glance. Large mouthed ano
! labeled glass tars arc much better fol
soda. cream OF tartar. etc. than are
/ tho boxes, in which these things come
and IL is q good plan 10 sift them il
/ making the transfer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-11
ANNOUNCE. Ilneorcm.nt.
Especial TO The Times Dispatcl

Especial % The Times Dispatch.
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, August 10
--R. Il. Spilman. of Wcstmorcland
County. announces the engagement Of
his daughter Miss Tolula Glen Alvin
to Henry Regland Eubank, OF King
William County. Tho ceremony will
take place September 12 at Oak Grove
Baptist Church, Weatmoreland County
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-11
Approscbinp Marriage.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VA, August 10
". Goodscn Taught and Miss Blanche
T. Green. both OF Culpcper County, viii
be united In marriage on August 10 AT
40 o'clock at Oakland Baptist Church.
near Richardsvllle.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-11
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Special 70 The Times Dispatch
LYNCHBCRG. VA, August t0--At
the parsonage Of Franklin street Bap-
list Church on Saturday evening. Miss
Katherine +, .Nuckles was married to
John w. O'Donnell. Rev W. r. Page
was the celebrant
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-11
Observation-Disclosures.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
LYNCHBCRG. VA. August l0.-On
Saturday afternoon at the parsonage
of Memorial Methodist Church, Rev
Frank Wells officiating. Miss Ethel
Sholes. daughter of w r. Sholce was
married To Archie +. Blankenship.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-11

Licenses to marry were issued yes
terday by Deputy Clerk Breeder. OF
the Hastings Court, 10 Chester 6. Shep-
herd and Maude a. Nashon. and Gcorge
r. Moughon and Mamie |. Stanley.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-11

Mrs. J. II. r. asks: Would 1t be safe
for me to try radum for eczema OF the
scalp and body.
Reply: Yes II you arc under the OBJ
servation Of a physician experienced In
the use Of radlum.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-11
KEEPING THE EYES
EVER YOUTHFUL
The Eye hath should lie Part of
Ever! Ones Tollet-It IL
Tonic.

Tonic.
some OF our modern inventions are
most disastrous 10 the youth and
beauty OF the eyes. Chief among these
are motor cars and moving pictures.
Keats would find ''lustrous eyes diff
hcult to ind in these days OF incessant
travelling and -straining amuse-
mcnta. The fun OF exceeding the speed
limit in high-powered car or OF night
ly Indulgence in photoplays IL soon
recorded III countless fine lines around
the eyes
the oculist, for through the dark
months of winter lots of people acquire
the habit OF reading or writing night
after night. until they become victims
Of cyc-strain.
When oEc-s:rain causes suffering in
sharp Pains. headaches and other dis
turbances that show physical impair
ment. II Is time to sec an oculist and
get advice about ones eyes. Delay
may mean permanent glasses. and If
the trouble is attended TO in time read =
ing glasses may suffice.
The eyes should he washed after A
dusty journey. for they get dirty just
as the rest of the face does An eve
cup Is required for this. Once having
learned to use 1t, YOU will never again
neglect this part OF your toilet
Clean water is sufficient for the or
binary eye bath. You viii have TO ex
pertinent TO learn whether warm or
cold water is more soothing to your
eyes.
When the eyes are tired and dulled
AS after motoring. uso either an eye
lotion bath or one made of water in
which a little boracic powder or witch
hazel has been added Keep the eyes
open in the water; this both strength
ems and brightens them.
Brows and lashes require attention.
Scanty eyebrows require nightly ap-
plication of olive oil or vaseline. Heavy
brows should be carefully brushed into
a smooth arch. Never resort TO an
eyebrow pencil until YOU are sure
heavy eyebrows are an Improvement
10 your features. The delicate brows
so characteristics OF the types of beauty
| Greuze and Fragonard delighted to
paint may be most becoming to you.
They arc tho mcrest line
Last, but truly FIRST In Importance.
! wear colors that emphasize that OF
your eyes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-11

Miss |. Is: ] am sorry you cannot
obtain the green soap This is very
common article on the market. and ]
am sure your druggist can get IL for
YOU. II Is not green in color, but is II
yellow paste. II liz really soft soap
and comes in jars. II is inexpensive.
The other article sou mention is a
proprietary article, and cannot tell
you where to obtain it
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-11

Mrs. b: | am very sorry, but I can
not give YOU Il cure for the drink habit.
You might consult your physician: per-
haps ne could recommend something
that would help.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-11
SOCIETY,"

with no benefit Is the disease cur
able?
Reply: Cuticura ointment might cure
ringworm In forty years, but tho pa
, ticnt had better see her doctor. and per-
haps he will prescribe som cthing that
VIII destroy the parasite.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-11

PeipleXed: Exercise and massage
viii remove the double chin and lines
around the eyes. For the Inns in the
neck massage and exercise will remove
them Massage the lines about your
eyes with good skin food The lines
are easily removed when they arc Just
beginning TO appear. If you will send
me stamped, addressed envelope |
shall send YOU formula for skin food
with Instructions for facial massage.
also eNeI cises which viii round out
tho throat and remove the lines
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-11

W. T.: | cannot give you tho formula
for traGacanth curling fluid. but here
is formula for good aurling fluid (:
three ounces OF ounce seed juice, two
drains OF boric acid. onc-half ounce OF
spirits OF wine. and three ounces OF
water. Moistcn the hair with this fluid
before doing IL up on curriers' or be-
fore using the curling iron.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-11

Eu,da | cannot send YOU sample
|Of tho hlackhcad treatment. ] do not
send samples OF any OF my prepara-
tions. II YOU wish the formula 70,
frccklcs and the bla ckhca. treatment.
send me tie required stamped. ad =
dressed envelope and shall he glad
10 send them 10 you.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-11

The eyes should he washed after a
dusty journey. for they get dirty Just
as the rest of the face does An eve
cup Is required for this Once having
learned to use II. YOU will never again
neglect this part OF your toilet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-11

Miss Lydia writes: a woman with
large bald patches of ringworrr on
the scalp has tried Cutlcura ointment
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-11

Wallace.
Miss Eleanor Mccarthy is visiting
Misses Frances and Louise C;iasscll
Harrison Blair lis the guest OF Mr.
and Mrs. G. j. Faulkner. in Roydton
Mrs Ross Puette and little daugh-
tor. Lucille Puette. of Richmond. ara
guests of Mrs. Kate Lamb. in Harri-
sonburS.
Mr. and Mrs. Wavorly Scott and Mrs
time at the Chalfonte. Atlantic City.
daughters. Mrs. n. r. Epps and Miss
Hazel Faulconer. left yesterday for
"Glcnwood," GRAY. Va, TO spend the
month Of August
AIRS Edith Holt accompanied by
Miss Theima Wake. of Forest HILL
where they will he guests at Bruins
wick Inn.
Georgia. have returned from Ocean
View. where they spent a delightful
week.
Miss Mabel McMurray. OF Roanoke
Rapids, who has been the guest OF
Mrs y. G. Ballard, returned homo YES
terday.
Mrs A. Clarence Atkins left Friday
for Kentucky. TO visit friends. and
from there VIII visit relatives in West
Virginia before returning home
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Reams and baby,
Of Florence, :. G, are the guests Of
their mother on Porter Street
Frank Ballard. of Louisvillel y. c.,
is visiting his son. ID. G. Ballard
left yesterday for White Mountains
day from Buffalo Tithia Springs, where
ho has been for several weeks
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-11

Mrs. William Gray, who has been
at her country place, "Northfields.' in
Cumberland County. all the summer.
arrives to-day in order TO spend some
Mrs. Gray Will be accompanied by her
sisters, Mrs. Fairfax Montague. of At
iania. and Mrs. Mackenzie Anderson.
of this city, who have been her guests.
Miss Linda Womack is the guest OF
her sister. Mrs. II. w. Farmer. in Keys
Nil
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-01
Seines 9lmtes entiebt.

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pool o6id6rt mo om IA. glooember
BON gleiu g)orf aeb0rt nic6t Der Gu.
rdr0.2inic. Der Dampfcr ge60rt
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@cbalt. Ger Compiler uEransiDlOa-
nia" aeb0rt Der Guuoro Sinic an.
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.GleDcIon0, 81. Sfto6er
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g}cw Dort 81. 0ftober
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moiit 3rldnoar uno Gngldnocr, mel.
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De inioIge Scr 2Icnocrlng oeS 6obr
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Gbicngp, 5a. 81. 0ftober.
Die GrSfinmg bon Standardization
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tercitctc acitern eleih bei Gr0ii
nlng oes @lorftes cine @ouiic IN
99ci3en inoem Ger @reis fir Nloi
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($l.19H) uif 1922 in sic So1e
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Sct rinocins 0raBa So6rr 9a Ncua grobc fui aug
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Stoaten trng olleroines oo5u bel elm
S66criteigru Der Sreiie 81 pcr9ns
oern m0 Ocr 9lorft ihlob init 23s
Ills 21s ,%auttea iiber oerl aetrigel
SMMRpreiien.
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(acmeiniam in Nen 9uS.

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Some Rule" uuo acgen @ro6i.
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WlaSden inter rs Sa6ren ansae
idDlpIIcn,

0bicaBo, 81. Sftober Die
u@omens S9eiiern @olf griiociation"
bat 0ldoben utter l6 Sobren oon
Den bon i5r peranitalteten 4reisipie-
len ausgeidloiien. Bisbcr betrug
oos glinoeltaltcr ocr5e6n Sabre.
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GrltirOrn.
MAsiubr Oer Wereinigs
ten StaateW.
SIN SSer9feid) gum Sabre
1913.

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ropa 5,390,000 9uihel Nle6r ais 3,
oOO,COO 9uidel muroer uoc5 CANADA
ausqeiii6rt. pd6rcno 9rolilien $50,
600 9uidcl er6ielt. Nle6r ais 20,
100000 @nuo friiHes 9iinOileiib
ipurocn i'm September os. IS aus
qcfii6rt, eff Deal 10 picl mic inn Sep
tem6cr 1918; 100000 @iun0 Bid
ienileiih murocn ausgeiiibrt; odt+
nal 10 0icl mie inn September leB
ten Sa6res. Pm 3udcr wuroen %,
29O773 &iunO uerianOt 9egen 8,
1924 @iuno i'm september uori9en
So6res. rSi ioniti9en 2e6cnsmitteln
itcate iih bic glusfubr int september
N(ois i,t52.Ol3 9uidel (670AG4),
Saicr t07S0,165 9uihel (3iS92S)5
Saicrariise 2.Sl2.222 gmdel (62f
s23), 9leiS i0,4l3,Si7 @fmo (idS6,
$3.50; 9ahs l.569sit 9Sfuno o..
s49669); @erite 2,750O0O 9uidel
(250,OOO) Cine ueicntlihe 9lbuob.
me crgab iid IN Ser 9lusfubr bon
&inOpieb un0 Shaien
a itonpeiiuu gSDerfehr
nit Wierito oufgeboben.
Gas 9Soit Gepartement ga6 &c.
ileri bcfanut Dab Der Foitanwei.
irngsperfebr 3uiiden Ben Der Stoo.
ten lm0 @lerifo altfge6o6en uoroen
lei glQe @oitmeiiter 0es Son0es iiuo
angelUieicn moroen, feline merifani-
ideu &oitoumeiunqen 3u bonoriret
sic mad 0em 26. Gfto5er aiisgeiielt
in0, mo fenc @oiiotueiiungen nod
Nlerifo ous5liteQen
glusbreitung Scr Wl laul.
un0 s. &loucn ien1c.
3iuei meiterc Counties in 0lidi
gam uanlid Scnopec unO Norroc
iin0 Ourd cine glntiln0ignng oeS
gldcr6on Geportements wegen Aus.
bruGs Der @ioul- uuo alnuenieude
inter Guorantdne gcitcat woroen-
&rGiiOcntmiro @rn6cn in
Observation-Disclosures.
9luf Oie uieoer6olt al i'm ergongc
ncn glniuden, sic @ruben in ocrStri-
fc. Bone BON COLORADO 3u iblieBcn
ioas Die 9eiiber 0eu BON ben @rt
6enor6eitern Dorgeihlageneu Elan
elmer @eritdnOi9lmg nid6t onne6mcn
erlieB Der @rdiioent geItern fol9enoe
erfldrung ,es lit uidt pa9r Dab
ser @rdiioent NIT Der 9lbiiht irgenO
zines @lnnes 3urShlieBung oer@rl.
Gen in Colorado lnlgebt4
IT.. =. & .......... Z. IN u. L.. 4.l...
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-01

De ctgnet lhlierneAiner
lus pcIhan @rmoc iii6len Gle iuh
5ir .Sheuahme an 0eF 4icrpoleJpc
ollion 1eeianei8 ,unacr 9tam.
1t mar onrdn 0rei Mlnter s@oility
hlm GlSlouiOercirl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-01
1iieifnnohudof eraiincl

&ania5 Nitp 81 Nitober
rcr mt einen Aoiielauimano no't
oGo0oooo ne9arrlhtetl llnloi'
WoaGdot eincr Ser 8r5rtcn Scr gHclt,
mrr0e 9glicra nlcr inter groBcll
6cicrlihlcigl crpiiuet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-01

@iemtemnmt petepIOn, Dpm @biCagc,
Elm Spfer Der Grippe.
Sdjlpdrbte i'm 10, mukte @telmms
aufgebem.
@Seiuauu WeiumO9eit burdj NermmN
suriirf. 0sabm feline 2trIImmo DDu
SieuenI Gin.