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Weekly journal-miner., 1915-06-09
AVOIDS
 SERIOUS SICKNESS
By Being Constantly Supplied With
 ThedfOrHs Black-Draught.

McDuff, Va.-'T suffered for severa years," says Mrs. ]. B. Whitaker, o This place, "with sick headache, and stomach trouble.
 Ten years ago friend told me to try Thedford'S Black -Draught, which l did. and found it to be the best family medi- cine for young and old.
 keep Black -Draught on hand all the lime now, and when my children feel q little bad, they ask me for dose, and fl does them more good than any medicine they ever tried.
 We never have long spell of sick. ness in our family, since we commenced using Black-Draught."
 Thedford's Black-Draught is purely vegetable, and has been found to regu- late weak stomachs, aid digestion, re- lieve indigestion, collie, wind, nausea, headache, sick stomach, and similar symptoms.
 It has been in constant use for more han 70 years, and has benefited more than million people.
 Your druggist sells and recommends Black-Draught. Price only 25c. Get a package to-day. NC l2a
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-06-09

and Spainiard Italian American and a German, the time.
 be said hee that group of citizens that undertakes policies of this country according the interests of country traitorous the land of its adoption There group this country sufficient numbers essay such undertaking for would saighway, evoke union of all other groups against it.
 One of the benefits of this for is the accentuaton ot Americansm Differences of opinion permissible but not when supporting the of the United States against other government On that point complete union IS necessary Then the hyphen disappear.
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-06-09
Plea Of Alto Is
 Again Postponed
(From Tuesdays Daily.)

Time for Benita Alto, the bribe- solicitor, to plead was again post poned by Judge Smith owing to the illness of the defendants attorney Alto is to plead to the charge of hay ing tried to obtain bribe from the Birch Brothers for which he was to leave the country and fail to appear when Sid Birch came up for trial on a bootlegging charge. He was sup posed to have entered his plea yes terday, but through the efforts of At torney \. C. Clark, the case was post poned until E. S. Clark, Altos coun- sel rccovers from an attack of rheu- matism.
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-06-09
DEFENSE GAINS PO|N I IN B|G
 ISLANDER SUIT
DEMURRER IS SUSTAINED AND DEMAINE GIVEN 20 DAYS IN WHICH TO AMEND COMPLAINT.
(From Tuesdays Daily.)

Sustaining the general demurrer of the Consolidated Arizona Smelling Company ill the suit filed by George Domaine for $25,0OO damages for loss of reputation, Judge Smith in the Su- perior court yesterday gave the latter 20 days in which to file an amended complaint
 The answer of the defendant asks that the allegations of the plaintiff, which they deny, be made clearer and more definite. The motion of the de- fendant to,have the complaint strick- en was denied by the court.
 Domaine in his complaint alleges that he has been damaged in the sum of $25,OOO both in his business and reputation for honesty and integ- rity by artfu1ly worded insinuations of the defendant. The smelter com pany denies the allegations of De maine and say that they would have nothing to do with him because a year ago this summer he came to the manager of the company and put be- fore him a plan which would have lead to dishonesty. Attorney Russell represents the plaintiff and Attorneys Anderson &.Hamson represent the defendants.
 Law questions involved in the suit of Kate Hickey vs. Fred Ullman ct al for S1000 rent money were argued by counsel yesterday and submitted.
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-06-09
Coconino County
 Was SnowedUnder
(From Tuesdays Daily.)

R. M. BuelI Ter, manager of the Mountain States Telephone Co.,, has returned from an inspection trip to the north. and stated that last Friday a steady fall of snow prevailed in the higher elevations of Coconino coun' ty. with Flagstaff showed under. The scene was typical of mid-winter. but the change in temperature brought thawing and the white goods soon disappeared.
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-06-09
MULE SHIPMENT
(From Saturdays Daily)

The Aubrey Investment Co. unload cd at Jerome Junction yesterday a carload of mules, brought from their range at Nelson, which arc to be used in land work for the Hassayam- pa Alfalfa Farms Co.. in Lonesome valley. This firm has also closed the leasing to Nancy Brothers of 20 head for canal and other field work.
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-06-09
CREW REACHES PORT

PARIS. June 5.-A Havas dispatch from Brest says the crew of the French steamship Pcnfeld arrived there. the steamer having been sunk by a German submarine on Thurs day. After 30 hours exposure in small boats the crew landed last night
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-06-09
CHANCE FOR GENTLEMEN
(From Sundays Daily.)

Here is your chance, cattlcmen, who wish to dispose of stock. A. r. Harris, of Kingman, writing to Sher- if Young, states that he desires to purchase 800 head of COWS and calves and if he cannot get them from one party he will take them as they come. Harris writes that he would like to get the stock before the summer rains begin.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-04-08

Pilot, WiggIt tai sro Oliver disc erl,ivatcrs zach
one Nv IN unlim''e gu,rarte,. So sim.
pie that any child can operate work as well on
hillside as on level ground niscs can be chanp-
ed or set at any anglo. atthe operators will No
noIs and no wrench needed, one stroke frd Il is
DONE Also full line of q and G shovel ,idns chi,
tvators. ~''
Also the Buckeye walking cultivstor the one
THAT every body wants WV
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E RTL.ANp, MAINE D.

giving greatly enjoyed house par
ty to their friends, Miss Marguerite
| Warren, Miss Nina Young and Mrs.
Helen Blgelow, all of Auburn.
Captain George Riley Johnson took
his wife to Portland in his new mo-
| torboat, Auburn" last Wednesday.
Dean William E. Simonds of Knox
College, who has been exchange pro-
fessor at Harvard University during
this past year, was with his wife as
guest at Camp Content" of DR.. and
| Mrs. Herbert V. Neal for few days
last week. His charming daughters,
the Misses Marjorie, Katherine, and
Eleanor Simonds will remain for sew
eral weeks to come as guests of Miss
es Helen and Marguerite Neal Dean
and Mrs. Simonds returned to Boston,
! where Mrs. Simonds is in charge OF a
summer continuation school for girls.
The magnificent summer home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Free, Free
croft" was the scene of lovely
Fourth of July house party. The
| guests were Mr.. and Mrs. d. H. Day,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Julia, Mr. and Mrs.
Elton G. Briggs and Miss Briggs. All
were from Lewiston.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Spencer and fam
| lily of Lewiston have opened their lit
tie green cottage at the end of the
causeway for the summer.
Mrs. F. A. Morey was hostess to
Captain Gardner Deering, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Deering, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Deering, and Mr.. and Mrs. Furber of
Bath over the Fourth. The entire
party went INCORPORATING to Eagle Is
land9 They left for Portland ON the
| fifth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward G. Sherwin OF
Worcester, Mass, are comfortably
Continued ON Page -
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beautiful thirty-five footsmotor cruis-
er "Billiken" in Mackerel Cove. They
EXPECT Mr.. Harold H. Starr some time
in August. Mrs. Starr has taken her
entrance examinations 60 tfe Worces-
ter City hospital, where she. will en-
ter as nurse this fall
Mr.. Erwin c. Sinnett gave the first
public dance on the island this sum-
mer at Library hall. Many guests,
wlo enjoy this pastime were in at
i9$c ance and had delightful time.
-. and Mrs. Charles F.. Root OF New
York City arrived at their large and
beautiful cottage, "Tekitisi," last
Thursday to spend the entire summer.
This will make the twenty first time
that they have opened the season here
and they are as enthusiastic as ever
about the attractiveness of Bailey Is
land. Their son Waldo is spending
the summer with them.
Mrs. Alexander NJ. Wilson of New
York City has tented the Peck cottage,
"Barnacle,' for the season. She is
accompanied by her son. Mr.. Samuel
Wilson, and her daughter. Miss Jane.
Continued on Page p
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So. Harpswell.
SOCIAL ITEMS OF INTEREST TO
: SUMNER PEOPLE HERE. - 4,

The Social Life is Now at Full Swing
The beautiful new Hudson automo-
bile belonging to Mr.. Arthur Dckey OF
the Merriconeag met with an accident
one night last week. Mr.. IDickey's
youngest son was driving the car at a
moderate speed on the. road above
West Harpswell, when he encountered
carriage. The driver was unwilling 2
to give the machine sufficient space
fact which he found out too late
however, a2d had to choose between
running intSthe vehicle or large rock
on the right side of the road. He acted
upon, the impulse of the moment and
Knocked ibis right front wheel off on
the, boulder, giving himself and the
other occupant. of the car d serious
jolting.' Only his experience in driv-
ing cars, saved the people in the car
riage from injury. $1,000. '.. -
Or. and Mrs. Harold Dickerson, Sem
ior' of NV York City arrived here on
the noon boat from Portland last Wed
nesday. They have taken the Dana cot.
tage, ''Bay View: Miss Wertall of
England, the cousin of DR.. Senior, is
their guest for the season DR. Sem
ior is professor of anatomy at Belle
vue College, New York University.
Prof. U. Dahlgren, who has known the
E.Seniors for many years, met" them at
the steamer and took them to his cot
tage to lunch before they went to
their own place. e.
At the delightful cottage, "Casco
Rest" Mrs. Maria Austin and her
daughters Miss Eva, of Lewiston are
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Peaks Island House
THIS POPULAR HOTEL HAS A
LARGE NUMBER OF GUESTS.
Many Tourists from Portland Come
Here For Dinner.

Although the season elsewhere may
seem quiet, this house is as popular as
ever. Many people who in former
years visited the hotel are again re-
turning here for their vacations. No
guest leaves here without an express
sion of the wonderful time they have
experienced and especially have re-
marked concerning the perfect service
and entertainment of the guests. AL.
though not full the hotel is so rapidly
filling up that indications are that all
available rooms will soon be taken.
Last week the regular Tuesday and
Saturday night hops were greatly en-
joyed not only by the younger people
but also by the older guests who were
pleased with the rendering Of the splen-
did dance music as played by the Ho-
tel Orchestra
Many parties of hotel guests are
availing themselves of the opportunity
to take sails in the large and comfort
able motor boats. which are avail
able at almost any time for this
purpose. Deep sea fishing parties are
also taken by many Of the guests in
these seaworthy boats. Those to arrive
recently are Mr.. l.. A. Mercier and
wife from Portland. Maine; Miss S.
'NohC'', NtSt I1oDOheH. MISS ~
Fisher, West Hoboken; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Roth, Mr.. F. G.. SWEET, Ban
gor: F. w. Plummer, Fall River, X. l.:
Miss Josephine V. SHILLING, Philadel-
phia. Pa; Miss Ada Crawford, Phila-
delphia; l.. ID. Tobie, Bangor: G.. f..
Ward. Presque Isle; A. X. Evans,
New Hampshire; Mrs. l.. A. Wiswell,
Albany; Mrs. l.. G. Newman, Albany:
Miss Florence Cadenas and Miss Eliza
beth Cadenas, New York; Mr.. and Mrs.
William V. Sweetser, Philadelphia: !:
Albert Hartman and family, r. F.
Bowen, Portland; Mr.. and Mrs. H. T..
Colby OF Bangor; n. r. Lehman, Bos.
ton: William B. Jack, Portland: Fred
J. Bennel, Medford, Mass; J. o. Wey-
mouth and wife, Sanford, Maine; Hor-
ace Taber, Brockton, Mass; 7. NJ. Cole.
man, Meriden, Conn; Il. II. Bachel.
der, Montfield, VT; Mrs. William Gil.
man and daughter, Maiden, Mass; Mr..
and Mrs. William Ford, Philadelphia; |;
Roger A: Greene, Lewiston, Me-: Chas.
r. Dams, New York City; Mr. and Mrs.
George l.. Ripley, Newark, II. j.: Mr..
and Mrs. George II. Fogg, Dorchester,
Mass; and Mrs. G. b. Ripley OF Som.
erville, Mass.
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Throng Expected
EVERYTHING IN READINESS FOR
THE PAGEANT SATURDAY.

Summer Colony From the Islands Will
Be Out In Force.
The Casco Bay waiting rooms and
wharf, crowded out quite to the wa
ter's edge on Tuesday morning last,
presented a most inviting scene by
the hundreds of pretty girls and manly
looking young men ready to embark
upon one of the fleet of steamers on
their way to Great Chebeague Island
for the first rehearsal On the Pageant
grounds. There were three groups OF
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k-%$~
Bailey Island.
MANY PEOPLE NOW AT ISLAND
FOR THE SEASON.

Social Affairs and Picnics Now Popu-
lar Among Islanders.
The Misses Alice SHoddy and Sara
D. Dessesway arrived at the Robin
hood Inn last Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Starr, Mr.. Conant
L. Starr, Miss ELLEN B. Starr and Mr..
Hezekiah P. Starr arrived at the Starr
cottage from Spencer, Mass. Mr.. Con-
ant Starr, who will enter Maine State
college this fall, is about to leave for
Seattle, Wash. They have their
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-13

dren in the Indian reservation the past
session, has been a recent visitor in
West Point.
Misses Mildred and Mary Woodward.
one teaching the past session in Mar
tnsburE and the other in the Bristol
High School, are both at home.
Richard Broaddus and Richard Corr,
students of Richmond College, could
not wait for the finals, and are at home
for their vacation.
Misses Myrtle and Susie Corr. who
taught in the Nenter High School, are
again at home.
Mrs. Thomas +. Bagby left on We'd
nesday 10 visit her sister. Mrs. r. w.
E.uhank, at Ashland Farm. on the
banks of the Kappa hammock River, near
Dunnsvillc ESSEX County.
Miss Doris Hoppe has returned to
her home in Richmond. after an ex-
tended visit in the home of Mr.. j. We'll
ford Owens.
Mrs. w +. Evans spent day and n
night in West Point with friends last
week en- route TO Connersville. Md.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-13

Durbin. ". Va, spent last week ir
Orange AT the Coleman House.
Misses Ida Camper and Ida Jerdor
are on visit to friends and relatives
In Norfolk and Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Warren enter.
tanned some of their friends most de.
llShttullS TO attractive auction
bridge party on Tuesday evening
Some Of the guests invited were MI
and Mrs. Robert Nelson. MIR and Mrs
Henry Warren. Mrs. Marrein Harris
Mrs scott. Of Fredericksburg: Miss
Frost Sommers, OF Somerset: Miss Jose.
phine Williams, Or. Frank Scott MIR
and Mrs. Barton Mason and George
oliver.
Mr. and Mrs. Ashby Perry. OF New
York. spent several days in Orange las,
week. the guests Of Ms. Julia Perry.
Or. Lewis Holiday spent several
days in Richmond the first Of THEY'VE
Mrs. George Scott of Madison Run
is in Richmond with relatives
Miss Frances Dare Taliaferro re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-13
VALUABLE ADDITION
TO SCHOOL LIBRARY
Gift of Books and Bookcase Made hy
School Improvement and
Civic League.
WOMAN CLUB ON ADVENTURE
Members Face High Tides and Rough
Winds to Attend Last Meeting of
Season, Arriving Only After Per-
ilous Journey.
ISnecial 10 The Times nisnatch. |

ISnscial 70 The Times Dspatch.l
w ESI POINT. VA, June 1.-THE
school Improvement and civic League
in the las, meeting of the season. had
an interesting time. Mrs. w. S East
wood presiding. Among tho several
important matters disposed of was the
presentation of $50 worth of books.
with a beautiful sectional bookcase. TO
the nigh school from the league. This
is the second donation of vaiua bl e
hooks from the league TO the school
TINS session. These, with the generous
response from the patrons and friends
OF the school on book day" make
quite a creditablc showing
The Womans Club held the last
meeting of the season across York
River at Brick House Farm with Mrs
Arthur Neustadt, on Monday The wo-
men launched forth in the gasoline
ferryhoat across the Pamunkey River
and bravely, mid high tides and strong
through the York Dyke. 10 land at the
foot OF the lawn The tide threw IN
great waves and the wind swirled them
around, until some tears were shed and
nerves were little shaky Finally
they landed and had a delightful meet
ing. The subject OF the evening was
Turkey" ably presented by Mrs. NJ T
Nichols, and discussed by those pres
ent.
81. Johns Episcopal Church. having
IoSt It's rector, l'r, w. T.. Evans.
short time ago. has been fortunate in
getting rector for the vacation
months. Rev. 6. q. Shears, of AleXan-
dria, conducted services twice on sun
day.
Mrs Brantly Bray, from Wakema
left on Monday for visit TO Mrs NJ
y Martin, of Columbia University, New
York. Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Bray are
sisters.
Miss BELLE Jones. Of Ncwtown, King
and Queen County. who taught the past
session IN Little Plymouth, has been
visiting friends and relatives in West
Point for several days. Later she will
attend the summer normal at the Uni
versity Of Virginia.
Mrs Charles Cabe and Miss Margie
Lee Morvitz. OF Baltimore, are in West
FONT looking for a house in which
Their families may spend the summer
IheN have arranged to rent for the
summe: months the Baker property
situated near Beech rark. recently
bought by Captain Cleveland Maynard,
OF the West Point oyster Company
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. T. Chandler are
moving into the cottage recently occu-
pied Ivy Mrs. Thomas r. Ragby and
son, Francis T. Bagby Mrs Bagby
VIII live with the Chambers and Fran
els T. Bacby Will live next door with
his sister. Mrs. B. NJ. Nance.
Misses Bette Broaddus and niece,
Eliza Jones. of Baltimore. after visit :
ing Mrs. Drake. of Shacklefords. at
tended the reunion in Richmond
Miss Margaret Burke, OF Upper King
William, who taught the Indian chill :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-13
WILMINGTON

wsek soclaIiy fo,. wi,n In, ne
marked nv :, h,il,ia,, ,,!,dd,, Wa,
WA. IN, n,,,,.ian >,I',;s
Rossa,. dauubicr of NJ, .,nd NJ W.,
liam Lord lie Rosse, ana I,ran,i uosn,
Ross. tho even, beinr eol.nnn;ya'
81 Iar.s Irrisc,,,.I c,,,,r, ~ ~,
nosday ,y,nirc 81, a n,cio,,. -
ediHco was bcautifuIIy 5ocnroI..l az
3 the happv occasion >tis.
Z Seav. OF Cha.lo,ie was r',ja 80 hn',a,'
ANA q n poynniis ~ ~ "'''"'.
/ hes, man The o;h.r a,,an1,n,s ,,er'
Miss BESSIE Albright, hridnsm,id
/ Robert g Can,we1l roi,.r, :, ,n
James Durham ma , ,t" Mi '"ml%S'
crs: i,tl. Miss Naro,,., U,>,ir,' -
Master Tom Wrirbt rl,hnn Mia, go
The ccr.mou, "a. n.,fnr,,,a a., -.
". II. Milton. - II yac,or ar :,
James. Both th,. bride ana nroon, ,ra
nopl,lar yo,,nc r.o,,i. ~ t,.,, "'
we'll known in ,ha Sou,h RAIN
graduate OF Il Marv.s Cn11.no 20
eirh. and of Inc pcah,,d,. rnrsa,.,.o,,
OF Baltimore. she Vas .lsn :, rn,,,,
Der of the faculiv Of ,h.. Ua,,ah VI,
Academy of ,hat CIV
q! 1n".S T. Nets mas returned
q Wa,, go M , pro- nr', 'naries
= M"ttS. ana sister, Miss Olivia Metts.
q" ,,. .rI.'"tN' Whefe n" Vent following
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In ~
Nam, Car",; Nm o.hcr places IN
$40, N''"'''-t"fl VIII OBJ
sunday as memorial! DAY /" the
,,t.h 80" ,,, ,"'e IN nar!ot'e
r,.,.o,,.,.,,t. M''>e4'i o!
,ssoci.,.t % 'ne state
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r,i.bra,l ~ ""'H an Impressive
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tion al y,irb,s,',I,, n ''"i comm ,
h.. or, 80 i't''h' an" IL VII!
~. 'h" most interesting. as well
SS'"''E ever heid ny the
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or,f.I.-g . "i"' " hHhhcf o! hiE
ni,r..i ,uSS"n' me deiegHtes
fr yytr,'i,,, w. y" i"rk SltN' l"aN-
SATURDAY. afTcrnoon ~ incr on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-13
HOUSTON HIGH SCHOOL.
|H0LDS COMMENCEMENT
Large Audience Present 10 Enjoy In.
teresting Program. Which Marks
Close of Term.
MISS FAULKNERv ALEDICToRIAN
Teachers Are Elected for Next Schol-
'asttc Year, Miss Ellen r. Bouldin
Being Chosen for Principal-.Ama-
teur Play Is Creditably Presented.


ton High ScbonI .,
njEbt n.sr. n.t,,'o mas on TUESDAY
''''eSS'" "N !aFr" audi
ence' ana me exercises surpassed in
every way those Of previous cnn,,,.r,,.-
ments. u w,,,,
ton. 6jvisio, -. S"uth EOS
schools daiiy.roa Istrh"ehi OF
graduarinp """reSS !" IN"
plomas Tbnsn r'r n,,'ir'I' req me a.
we're Miss FveI,, WIGE ,, tHo ca
RobId;n Me- me- MISS Dolly
and Miss sa,li. , r,I1aneIn Darlington
Mcr;hee read ~ , ni faulhn"r' Miss
Bouldin the non,n an3 u,s. I'M MISS
the prophccv Ms r.i',ii, a. ,,, ~, : lol
the vaIedictorv, ,f,@r ''% ~. as.rsred
Of. din,o,,,s ~ INC Awarding
teacher Of dom MS ', sri',o who Is a
schools 7,ada = br;ot 49,, !" Tel'Fa 7!
the course q. ,ho r,'',tSS' PNflnS
wss awarded ~ h"Ha!
ter for an as.., ."e '"r-
Merchant Nari-nr ~ >"et 'Ca II
cLS;es, rcren,li Mon IN a
rae exercises ~. ,T"'"te OF
ot.,zrhicb 80 song IN" words
hiah school ME-. %S.5.z Dl lWo OF the
nan and MIS- .fros. 80 w!tifih nv
4, = n.s,l,- ..Tt " ll.'N+ham.
Feard Ned On so,,- ,4e f'9 ms school
tcschcrs we're .Inr,a5 '''','" .f'-
the mex, tern, ~. "", ,hE
lc!an Mns.lay N,s r.,i.,. Mss
din. Mss SAFE r,.,-r wi n"nI-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-13
ORANGE

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
ORANGE VA. June lo.-Mrs George
l.. Browning spent last week in Rich
mond
Mrs. Victor Williams was the cues,
of her mother. Mrs. John Williams. for
several days last week
Misses Mabel and Emma Eixey Crit :
ienden spent several days AT Mitchells
last week, guests of their sister Mrs.
Davis.
Miss Mary Anne Minor OF Sweet
Briar. who will make her home here.
arrived few days ago.
Joseph Halsey. OF New York. spent
last week at "Redlands." the home OF
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. O Halsey.
Miss Page Williams spent last week
IN Richmond with her sister. Mrs. Victor
Williams.
DR.. Hull and Mrs. W. D. Sales, OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-13

To the Tome OF her parents Mr. and
Mrs. H. r.. Edmunds
Mrs. Johnson. nee Miss Anna Mceks
OF LTnchhurs, is in Houston for a stay
OF several weeks.
Mrs. w G. Scott and little daughter.
Priscilla. left on Monday for Baltimore.
where they Will spend a few weeks.
Miss Annie Tune Of Oak Level was
the guest Of Miss Mamie Crews during
lhv MAST week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-13
New, Positive Treatment
To Remove Hair or Fuzz
Beauty So,es)

6Beauty Sotes)
Women are fast learning the value
or the us" Of delatone for removing
mar or fuzz from face. neck or arms.
\ paste is made with some powdered
delatonc and water and spread on the
marry surface. In TWO or three minutes
IL is rubbed of. the skin washed ard
every bi. OF hair has disappeared No
failure viii result If you are careful
II buy genuine delatone
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-13

turned home on Frida% from Estili.
;. G.. where she spent the winter
teaching.
Or. and Mrs Thompson Booth. q.
Ashland. were visitors to Orange last
week.
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Copyright. 1913. international News Service)

pearl a blowing slim thing with amazing never
seems to feed but hrira.
ana Flows In the hot air ballroom
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