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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-06
Storer0oni to
Re Improved.

StOf6fO0nl 70
y Re Improved.
Announcement has been made by
L. s. Horton and Willie MARSHALL,
owners Of the old c. A. Reed. store
room next to the railroad Cit, that
they will make improvements In the
property, A new plate glass front will
replace the present front OF brick,
and the front Of the building Will be
made to correspond somewhat In ap-
pearaRce to the new front which Is
TO be put In the storeroom above,
owned by q. III. Bales.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-06
THE SUBSTITUTION

EVIL extends TO all lines of
business. II q manufacturer es-
tablishes a famous reputation
for making a certain article,
there is always q host of cheap
imitators trailing after him
with their Just as Goods" and
Orphan" brands.
The ffrst-class manufacturer.
whether he makes Grand Pia-
nos or Soaps. no matter what
article he makes, has put his
time. his intelligence. his for
tune. the energy of his whole
life into building up a reputa1.
tion based ON actual values.
The firstclass manufacturer.
knowing the worth of the article
he manufactures. takes the
quickest, easiest and least ex-
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-06
Z" TUsT as Goods Are
aOOnly Irnitations--Don't
Be Coaxed To Buy Them

pensive method to acquaint you
with its excellence. He pro-
claims its merits through his
advertisements in this paper.
He is not afraid to tell his story
to the public. because he has un-
bounded confidence In the arti-
Gle he makes.
No honest dealer will ocer
you counterfeit money for real
money. neither will he offer you
a cheap. substitute for genu-
inc article of merchandise.
You have it in your power To
kill SUBSTITUTION. Refuse
to buy counterfeit merchandise
Just as you would refuse to re-
ceive counterfeit money. En-
courage honest. business meth
ods by insisting on getting what
you ask for.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-05
REPORT MADE BY OLD
CORPORATION BUREAU
INQUIRY INTO REDUCTION OF
PRICES OF CRUDE
PETROLEUM
Ii. A..oclntea Prom. }

nv Associated Presa.p
WASHINGTON, May 5. In re-
snonse to senate resolution direct
ing an investigation into the cause
of reduction in prices of crude oil
in 1914 in the Healdton, Okla, oil
eeld sometimes called the Ardmore
field a report by the old bureau of
corporations was laid today before
president Wilson. The report was
completed before the bureau was
merged with the new federal trade
commission.
The investigation reyolyed around
the charge that the Magnolia Pipe
Line company, having monopoly in
transportation Of oil in the Ardmore
field. had arbitrarily reduced the
prce OF crude oil and had practiced
determinations.
in brief" says the report, the
conclusion of the bureau is that re-
auctions in the price of Healdton
crude oil we're made because of the
discovery by the Magnolia Pipe Line
company of its small gasoline anu
kerosene content, and because the
mbrlcating values Of this crude oil
we're not enough to warrant, under
existing conditions, its use for the
manufacture of lubricants.
eThe pipe line company however
does not appear to be without blame
for It's failure to determine the true
character Of the oil at an early date
This would have saved much disap.
pontment to producers.
"The bureau found no evidence OF
any intent on the part of the line
company to discriminate between the
different producers or against the
oil produced on Indian allotments.
The bureau did find, however, that
al various periods some producers
may have been favored at the ex-
pense Of others. Under the law the
pipe line company should either have
taken the total production or should
have prorated its purchases and
equalized them within 30 days. In
the case of most of the producers
temporary inequalities we're appar
entity corrected within the legal per-
iod The unreliability Of existing rec.
ords relating to production and the
unsettled question as to what legally
constitutes discrimination, preclude a
positive statement in regard to the
subject"
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-05

the Stone Cabin frogs. He worked
conscientiously for some time at the
business, but now he is getting sore.
The backs of the members of his
flock are still as bare of wool as
they were when they arrived. He
despairs of being able to get fall
clip.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-05
WIRELESS SIGNALS
IN FOGGY WEATHER
INTERESTING EXPERIMENTS ARE
MADE WITH HERTsIAN
WAVES

my associated Preaa.l
LONDON, May s. Experiments
with Hertsian waves are being fol.
Owed very closely by Trinity
house" in the belief that the sys-
lem Will prove more valuable than
coast lights. Some experts are even
looking forward to the gradual ex.
llnetion OF the latter The wireless
signals can be employed in foggy
weather when lighthouses cannot be
seen and several vessels are now fit
Ted with what are known as direc-
ton finders.
On the north coast of France the
french government has been exper-
menling with special stations, the
signals being emitted at regular in
'eryais. II vessel is fitted with
tauio compass 1t is easy to apply the
information, but even without one
'ne receipt of any signal at all is an
advantage, for the exact positions
Oh the stations are known.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-05
HFTY.TWO ACTS Of
HERO|SM REWARDED
Wy Associated Press.1

"'tuteu hrrCessl
rilISBuRG, May 5 r. AT the
sSprlng meeting of the Carnegie Hero
u"u commission here Saturday fifty
w acts OF heroism in many sections
'ne country were recognized. Ia
~ cases, gold medals were award
~ N fourteen cases, silver medals:
~ IN thirty-six, bronze medals
., Zen OF the heroes lost their lives,
,h u 10 the dependents of four OF
ese pensions aggregating $2,760
Sas year were granted; to the depen-
I'M. OF i've of the others who lost
no lives, sums totaling $500, to
y .sapphed. subject to the direction
VI. sne commission. In various ways.
r e granted. In addition to these
ssny grants, in thirteen cases sums
sess'eeatlng $4,000 were apportione |
~ educational purposes, payments
sna ~ made as needed and approved :
gre ~ twenty-nine cases awards az.
sn ss,a'ing ssO.5O0 were made to be
Spp''eu toward the purchase OF
p sas and TO other worthy purposes.
ma sa"eh's in these cases viii not be
for uhtil the beneneiaries' plans
an,.u ne use OF the award have been
'u'ea by tho commission.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-05
DAILY STAGE
FOR.
GOLDFIELD
Leave Mizpah Hotel $3.50 P. M.
BRoWN-PARKER AUTO CO.
COLDFIELD


Summ0ns---iusttce Court.
In the Justice Court of Tonopoh
Township, County OF Nye, State Of
Nevada.
J. r. Lane and Mrs. L. B. Lane, his
wife, plaintiffs, VS.. Tuckie Consoli-
dated Telegraph 4 Telephone Com
pany a corporation, and Skidoo
Mines Company, corporation, de-
The State Of Nevada sends greeting
TO Tuckie Consolidated Telegraph Il
and Skidoo Mines Company, corpora
ton, defendants
You are hereby summoned to appear
in an action brought against you by
the abOve-named plaintiffs, in the
Justice Court of Tonopah Township,
Nye County, Nevada, and to answer
the complaint filed therein, within FIVE
days Exclusive of the day of service),
after the service on you of this sum-
mons, If served on you within the
township, or IL served outside of the
township, but in the county within
ten days, and twenty days II served
elsewhere, for q cause OF action as
follows, towit; to recover the sum of
$299 from defendants for the use of
ia. certain telephone line, owned by
plaintiffs herein, running in wester-
ly direction from the town Of Rhyo-
lite, Nevada, to the Nevada California
state line Said sum Is due for tolls
on said line. That the same has not
been paid nor any part thereof, as
on file in my said office to which you
are referred or else the plaintiffs wiz
take Judgment against you for the
said amount of two hundred and
ninety-nine dollars $3.50. together
with costs of this suit. IL you fail to
appear and answer.
Given under my hand this 2Sth day
OF December A. ID. 1914.
HARRY DUNSEATH.
Justice of Peace of Said Township.
THOS. X. CHAMBERS,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
A7-l4-21-2S-M5
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-05

Certificates Of location on sale at
the Bonanza office.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-05
WAS LOOKING FoR WOOL

Steve Clark, who knows the sheep
business from Alpha to Omega, is
IN from Stone Cabin The county,
through the efforts of Clerk Bob
Pohl, secured number of New Or.
leans frogs, together with other
game critters" and planted them in
various portions of the county
ozark was given the job of herding
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-05
Progress Bakery

The war and the war tax have no
terror to our bakery We are selling
fifteen fun weight loaves OF bread for
one dollar Having bought our supply
of flour from the miller In advance
we are enabled TO furnish you the
best and biggest loaf of bread without
any add itional cost to the consumer
Our delicious Fruit Cake will melt In
your mouth. Our own Home Made
Mince Pies and Cakes OF all descrip-
lions are speciality. Always pleased
e see you. or have you phone Number
Four Hundred and -Four
FAnnA, PFswFlsteR,
rF@mress Mmkewy WnSsR stress
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-24
SOFT FLUFFY HAIR IS
FIRST AID TO BEAUTY

IN" does not love - head Of pretty
nanr som" women think ii is "a ,if,
"' n"iH'" and envy their more form
"'s' SISTERS II Your hair is not nufrv.
N"'' ''Ad 'uStg"us. is falling out
SN'ak"", faced brittle. on full of dan
"fNi, auh if the scalp rchcs do nor
'n'Ik II must always h, thai wax. for
pretty hair IS only 81 matter Of care
a"" pf"l"l n"nushn"ut nf .hc hair
root. iitir - something like. a plant
" neglected 1t soon withcrs and dies.
"uiir With Il Iit,lc attention i, k.eps
fresh and beautiful
'"'iSin sage is Il scientific prcp.ra-
non 'hhi supplies Just the clements
"c'"'h l" .HN!tura:r the hair roots and
S'ihHiN'c Ia" hair to grow long, thick
Hu!IN. sort and luStrouS 1t removes
"anHinr with one application and
quickly STOPS itching head and falling
h"!r ], ~ the ideal hair tonic and
S'aln treatment FOR men. women and
tf'ldrcii-c"ntains nothing injurious
ana IS dclicatcly pcrfun.ad.
Tragic Drug GO. OF amy drug on toilet
counter can supply YOU with P:lisian
sag" it is inexpensive. You cannot
b" disappointed with this delightful
ana helpful hair tonic. for 1, surely
VIII give the nair tue beauty and charm
OF youth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-24
PULASKI

Spr,ltl 10 The Times p,>p.i,hl
rUi.ASkI VA. January - Mrs.
ELLA Wood entertained ml "Wednesday
afternoon al her home ON Fourth street,
N"rth complimentary I" TN" Round
Dozen cub. On. of ,hc moss doljcht-
:ul ~ tn" afternoons ~ tn" SEASON
given 10 The study of English history
WAS mad hy Tn" club and =, number Of
non -u":nb"rs who were invited. Mrs.
Wood WAS assisted in receiving 10y Mrs.
clarence t.. Fainter ana Mss Juliet
CAruahur. TN" guests were ushcrc,i
nat" uu attractive reception room ar
ranged with blooming pottcd plants.
The responses TO IA" calling OF the roll
of members was mad" fr"m "nlusjra-
iiou~ al Cr"mwclrs Churactcris,ic$.' &c
The NCrpiioual paper prepared and
read ny Mrs. ,ivoru" H. EhcV"s lipon
abstracts Tie Splendid Spui." elicit
"i the closest HttcntiUn. Mrs j. y.
Howard conducted the round table dis
uuSsluuS upon The COMMUNICATING iu
the uu0voidabl, absence OF tn" leader.
Mrs W. II. TrolinGcr. Al the cl0S, Of
iEr study" hour social relaxation was
htd. duriuG which, The hostess served
a most delightful course nr refresh
u"uiS Ia serving al" Was assisted by
Misses Jose iinc. Frances and Marie
FAINTER and Anna Neal Howard tlub
members and guests VINO attended This
Meeting - tn" club wor" M"sdamrs t..
T.. Jordan. Holm y. Howard, T.: II. Wool .
!lu@, JESSIE y EoSaur. George T..
Ch,y-s. @. ~ IIohark. pcrctval iohn-
SON u4j Misses Maud DarSt Lillian
rslrsbs. Daisy West. Alma. Wilkinson
ana JU!ia L"Hch". members. MrSdamr.
e.. IT, FAINTER, u: I.arrhiul,. Rodent
SnilA. e. & Mullins. j. " Houcs. IT, t..
ttHpn.i ~ G tihudy. Robert l:nsi-
luHn. - co. FAINTER e W. Hcusci. Ma--
si, rUat NJ G. Fan. r. " Earc
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WARRENTON

Sb,,.i.Il IA, rb,.
WAIiIi:N.roE ,,,'
Miss kitty Eclt of yn,rr,tmm ~
Wrdnrsdnv to MAKE 49,, n>, ,,i ~ on
i ~, -, ,N''"'i'" VISIT
som" linn" Min Ms, ,,",o,,' WI ,,,, %prnH
at Nillhronr, \ ana ,,,n,. ,,'.,' 80, -.
there. win spend *ry,.r,l w,ri;s -,
l.j,iI,G.,ri't "''NN III
J. +. Latham. of culrcn..r T., .,.,,
TIA" wc"k-rnd IN Warr.u,n,, Win, NJ
and Mrs. Blair johnson M ..,,,.Io,.'
Miss Elizabeth Gaines wos bos, -
the Fridge club ON .rucs,iav ,f,,r,,,,,,,
Gaines liusco,rh uf ,y,.,,;n.,a, -
T.. sp.u; SUNDAY i'm wnrcnton ms no
CUES, of Mr. ANA Mrs. Il. "A. IIilIra,.y
Mi ana Mrs. i.islr uonLlius nf w;,,,-
sor Hills. Baltimore. Ma. were il, v.,,-
rcnton FOR several days his week anu
We're the guests Of The Misses Spilmn,,
at their home Til. pelI" no.,'. w.
rcnton. Mrs lIorllins who v-oc Mis-.
Madcln" Muller il N.ll l,,,nwu II, W..
r.nton, wh,rc snr Sn.nt some ,i,,n !, =.
II girl '''''' ="
Mr ana Mrs. pavid NJ warren q,
White nali Farm" near Warranted,
We're in WASHINGTON last wr.I, wh,rr
they went l" attend The weddiu" of NIrs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-24

Creek. are spending several weeks with
relatives in Richmond.
Miss Clara Dinklc. who recently re-
turned from "a trip tn Europe. is visit.
inS her sister. Mrs. Isaac Long. al
Mossy Creek.
Captain ana Mrs. c. W. Eoontz OF
W"udst"ck. were visitors in Harrison
burg this week. Captain Noont was n
FORMER treasurer OF Shenandoah
County.
An students and teachers of the
state Normal school VINO ar. member.
Of IN" Reformed Church were enter
tanned several nights ago ut the home
"t General John T.. Roller, on South
Main street. There were 100 guests
Everybody was presented with a bag
81 pecans which General Roller brought
from TEXAS.
Miss l;osalie Spriukcl is spending n
month with Miss Helen Cline I'm Chat
tonooga. Tenn.
Miss Anna Wilburn. of I.ynchbury.
was a recent guest of Dr. and Mrs. {,
r.. conrad on cnntrcll Avenue
MIR. and Mrs Return +: Lincoln have
returned from n visit to her parents
br. ana Mrs. f.. W. Switzcr, in Mar
shall. Mo.
Mrs. 7. II. Epcs. uf Richmond is "a
guest of her mother Mrs. Samuc! Con-
man on East Market street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-24
WYTHEVllLE

Special TO The Times Disputch.l
wy tn t.Nil.LE. VA, january 2a.-On
Tuesday afternoon Mrs Robert Savers
entertained the Stuart Chnpter of III.
~ a. X an few invited guests. Scv-
crai interesting papers were read aud
BUSINESS was transacted After the
business session. Mrs. Savers served re-
fr"Shments.
Mrs. Tyler - Kent left on Monday
Tor visit to Shelbyvilie. y. G., and
othcr Southern points.
Miss Susie Brown of Bristol sn.rt
several days in Wythcville this week
Mrs. Julien Grav"ly and little son.
who spent tn" holiday season with the
formers grandmother. Mrs. Thomas Il.
Dew. left on Wednesday FOR their home
in Boston
Mrs. Virginia Kent and Miss Mary
Preston Kent are with Mrs. Fontaine
Rroun in Charleston, W. Va
Mrs. George NJ. West. OF Richmond
who has been visiting Miss Bland Dew.
left on Friday for II visit 10 Lexing
ton. Va
Mrs. W. s savers. OF Roanoke. was
called here this week by the illness OF
her sister. Mrs. Jacob McVavock
Miss Elizabeth Sayers is the guest
OF Mrs. Norman
Miss Salli. Royal left this week for
an extended visit 10 friends in New
orleans.
Miss Iiosali" s,ras. OF Taz"wclI. az
ter spending some tim. with Mrs
M""rman. left an Monday /" visit
friends IN Hostou
Miss Elizabeth Ev"rsol.. of Rural
Retreat. is the guest OF her sister. Mrs.
CON stone
Charles McAlis;.r and Edmund Pen
dlcton lott ON SATURDAY FOR :, stay OF
several weeks az Hot Springs. Ark
judy" and Mrs w l.. Fulton and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-24

Ma, Turnbull ana Miss Mar.ucritc
hayly 'rh" rriz" was won hy Mrs.
Reuben owens.
Miss i.tz2i" 'rurnhull of Harmony
Grove, has returned FROM t visit 10
Mrs. Charles Hal S"kcll ~ Hmporia.
sheriff l. H. Tnlmbull. rctunncd 80 her
home om Monday.
Miss Fannie briggs. of Syo,,svillc. $
Nisi'!na Miss l.i2ai" ruuhull. 1T liar-
mnMN ';rnN,
Miss o;.r,rude Jones. of l.cucubu.2
county is the guest az hor cousin Mrs
Mallory FWnhull. on south Main Street.
Mrs. Charles i:urr OF Farmvillc. who
las been spending several days with
ncr sister. Mrs. Walter rurubuli. On
south Main street. has returned TO hrr
nome.
Mr ANA Mrs e. l.. smtul. of L.,
Graus". y. G.. arrived sunday tor sew
Drtl days visit 10 Mrs Smiths father.
j. l.. TWmhul uf harmony Grove
i'ruc" Massey, "f rctcrSburE after
visit to his sister. Mrs Nat Turn
bull left Tuesday for his hom"
-. II. Siz'r tia" farm. drmouSlr;,tuy
for brunswick County, is nj the Vii.
%!nia Polytechnic Institute taking u
course in his profession.
'rNc Womau's Auxiliary ct st Am-
drew Church served :. dinner in one
OF tn" vacant stores OH Hicks street
on Saturday. FOR the benefit of their
society. I'm elaborate menu MAS
>"rv"d and there were candy and cake
booths y good sum WAS realized.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-24

from - visit 10 Bedford City. Va. where
Sn" was the EucSt Of Miss ,;corei.
smith. al III" RIudolpn- Macon Academy.
Miss Smith left on Tuesday for Bciwyn.
"a. where sh" Will visit Captain ana
Mfs, T.. y. tasSatt at their bone. Giles e
Textbook Farm"
Hohert I.owndes, of Relay Md. spent
q few lays in Warrcnioil la.t week a,
the Warren Green liot"i
MIR and Mrs. VIII stewart. of Ioltl-
more. Md. were guests "a; carter Hall''
I"r several days this week
Mrs James * MadduN. Of lection
iliii, W"rrcnton, Va, & in New York
City
Miss Mnbly Flynn. Of w.rren,on, left
this week for .\lh"marlc County. VA.
where She Viii MAX" a visit Of several
weeks 1t "'lov"'f"lds.' the home ~
Miss Charlotte Hdndolph
MiSS Olivia Fen, who is at the homo
OF Mrs J. Hlodc"tt Iiritton during tho
absence of her father nud mother. Nj
ana Mrs. T.. Nelson Fell from Warren
i"n. went on "Wednesday to "Airli, -
"h"r" she VIII spend several week.
with Mrs. II. {. GrooNc
MiSs Mahl" ,iuld-mlth. Formerly .r
Warrcnton, n"w "f Washington. j.,
Sp"h"'hs some tim" ~ Ter home. near
WarrcntoH.
Mr. nnd Mrs 7, T. rat,ie ana Miss
Viola !iickman spent several DAYS IN
WASHINGTON this week
Miss Marion smith. Of thr Fauu,i.r
Springs. Va. is visiting friends in Rich.
;nond
colonel ana Mrs JOSEPH \. DORIS, have
.ioS"h 'Aeir house near Warremton on
me Springs Road. ami with their
! daughter. Miss Katherine Dorst. viii
sprh" The next few months in wash :
'nGton. II, g
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GORDONSVILLE

GORDONSNIl.LE VA. January IL
Mrs. Anderson nnd two children. OF
Nelson County, spent several days this;
week as the guests of her uncle. y. L.
, Martin.
Richard Woody. az Richmond, visited
his mother. Mrs w j. Woody. in the
city this week
y. -. Becltham. of Greensboro. y. G..
was the guest OF relatives in the city
, on Thursday
Miss Josephine Faulconer has re-
turned from Il visit of several weeks
! the guest OF her brother. Henry Faul-
Soner. and other relatives in Greens
boro. " G.
Miss Marsie Martin and brother John
spent several days this week as the
guests OF their sister, Mrs G t. Nor
ris. in Orange.
Mrs. Susie Martin has been spending;
the week in charlottesville. called there
by the illness of her sister, Mrs c. l..
BruTcy.
Miss Nann!e Lee Downin left on Tues
! day Ia spend several weeks with her
uncle. Gcorw" Graham, and other r.la =
tivcs in Washington
Miss Agnes l.. Eeckham left on
Thursday 10 spend some time with her
brother. A. -. Bcckham. ana other rcla =
! tivcs in Greensboro, y. G.
Mrs. J. II. Hall spent several days
'H'S N''N WIN li'l SOIl. j. w. itali,
beaver Dam.
Mrs. r l.. Banks spout "Wednesday.
in Richmond.
Rev. Hugh II. Hudson and A. g Bur
net were in Charlottesville on Wed =
ncSday on business.
| Rev. w. Il. Willis son of John Willis.
has resigned the rectorShip of the E:pis-
ropal Church in northumberland Coun-
y. 10 accept call 20 iii" EpiScopa
church in Charleston. w Va
w. l.. Davenport. OF l.ynchburg ar
rived here on Wednesday, TO visit his
father. T.. f. Davenport, ana other rcla =
tiNcS.
Mrs. Haden was tho guest of Mrs NJ.
l.. Fabcr on Wednesdays and Thursday.
on route from New Hope TO her home in
/ Palmyra.
Mrs Wilde. Of charlottesville was
the guest on "Wednesday of Mrs. L. ".
Bowen. In this city.
Charli. Payne, OF Richmond. was the
guest this week OF his parents. Mr.. ana
Mrs. j. III. Payne, near town.
Mr.. Shackclford. Of charlottesville.
was guest this week ~ the home or
Mrs. W. -. Hluk"y.
Mrs. George WrGh, was n Char
/ lott"svillc visitor OIL "Wednesday
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daN program consisting Of personal
papers OH "reminiscences. vocal and in
St!Um"rtal music WAS happily given.
several % ia" pap"iS We're prepared H.
mos" who participated in the civil war.
Mrs. y. l.. Hallcr, who has hccu the
guest ci her sister. Mrs. y. II. Jordan.
has returned I" iI-r home in Pnca-
houtaS.
Miss Elizabeth Jordan. after "a visit II
SOM" weeks I" her brother at Cincin-
natl, ha. arrived i'm Pulaski and IL u
Guest at the home Of Hon. j. e. WySor.
Mr. ami Mrs. li"usci t.ciimam have rc-
turned from = hii"f tr!r 10 New York
ana other Eastern cities.
Mrs W. NJ. Morrcll has returned Ia
IN" Methodist parsonage. after a visit
al several weeks I" relatives u, iln"N-
Vile, Tenn.
III Rev. beverly -. Tucker. of ,h-
diocese of Southwest Virginia. preached
ON sunday morning ami confirmed =,
class "r sis 81 christ Episcopal ,'iurrh
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lAWRENCEVIlLE

Si,.,!4l 10 INC Tuns I'Su,i.Nl'
WREN' 2NIi.IE, VA. january -
over 'hc ssice rharnaey Uniting on
Tuesday evening. Those prat.e.p,lio.,
were: Miss Eli@Ah"th Gryan. ,ita vii
Ian Trott"r; Miss Fannl. GHpg. uitn
Thomas Creighton Miss Mar.u.,.,.
Hayley, With AIR Turner Miss lSoncl
Willis, win Husscu Meredith. Miss
MAude Purdy with Ecuaid Ni,r.d!tf
Miss Mamie Wimb.sh win ST. Is p..
NIX; MISS Gertrude Jones. Win a., !.
shell: Hiss Lizzie Turnbuil. witu James
Rawlings. stays: Whi;nc> ana Chester
Meredith; Mrs. Mallory Tun!mn wa>
"napeEnn"
on Wedn"sda% afternoon from q.
:" . o'clock Ms Nat Turrhull enter
south Main Str""f. Those playing wcr..
Mrs, w T.. StarEc Miss Fannie Rrigps
Mas. ~ r. Turnhull, j.. AIRS. j. g. Bark
lex Mrs Ruben OWcns Mrs y I,
Purdy, Mrs. Charles Turnbuu Mrs.
Crank D""ic Miss Lizzie Turnbull Mr..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-24
GRAY FOLKS
Gray, Faded, Streaked, Hair
Dnrkened. Stops Falling
Hair. Look Young!

an opportunity to try lie
cn"ct "i y harmless preparation called
tp"h i''''r color iscstorcr on your
hair ana scalp with the punront,o
reliable dealer that il won't cnst ,.,,,
ono cent unless 1t beautifully darkens
your hair and promotes its rro,vt,,
simply apply Q-Ban, like :: shampoo.
|" hair ana scalp IT acts on the hair.
roofs 80 the gray lisapprars and the
mar * beautifully and quickly dark
'"eu =" evenly. naturally and thor
"uShiH that no one can tell II has becn
nsch' IN addition, Q-Iian stops itching
SCALP dandruif aud falling hair and
makes the hair thick. fluny, soft lus-
trons' beautifully dark and abundant.
o-Ban is not sticky or messy hut "a
clean iiHnid. Try II. Darkens hair
WI, Mmen M "isG fails Only soc for n
Dig '-nz. bottle at Grant Drup % COS
East Broad street and 1901 East Main
street Richmond Va. Out-of town
people supplied by mail.--(Advt.l 49,