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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-12
WAYNESBORO
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tS7ecial TO The Times Dispa,ch]
WAY NESBORO, VA, September H.
These haliny September days n. Bruins
wick Inn hrinS new arrivals each day.
\ charming party composed of Mr.. and
Mrs. Nj. y Tilghman and MIR and Mrs.
Howard Tilghman mo;orcd up from
Richmod.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rutherford Rose. Mas
ter Daniel Rose Misses Irene and Mary
Rose motored up from Richmond and
arc being welcomed by their many
friends
Tho mountains arc vivid now with
early fan touches of red leaves. and
many parties are being made up to
enjoy tho delightful drives to Noun
tain Top, Staunton ana the surrounding
points
Tennis. croQuct and games OF all
sorts are being played on the lawn.
Tuesday afternoon an old-time water
melon feast amused the little folks.
Mrs. y. Hunt harris and Miss Min
ME Porter Harris. OF. Key West. Fla,
have Joined y. Hunt Harris.
ON Friday night the young people
made the ballroom rcsound with laugh
ter and mcrr!;ncnt over an exciting po-
West, Fla. winning the first relay;
Master Gordon Steph cnson. of Norfolk,
Va, the second: Master Stuart Gibson.
OF Richmond. the third.
On Saturday night n donkey party
was greatly enjoyed by all. Miss Eliza
beth Gibson. of Richmond, winning the
first prize.
Miss Elizabeth Deaton. OF Richmond.
and Mrs y. e. Cooke. OF Hanover
County. have added much pleasure TO
the many friends who have spent the
seasons at the inn.
Among othcr automobile parties stop
ping here are Dr. Garnett Nelson and
wife and Misses Nelson Riclim ond :;
DIR. Lewis c. Morris and wife, Birming
ham, Ala: Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Jami-
son, Jr., Birmingham. Ala; Mrs. Robert
Jamison. Birmingham. Ala.
c. I. WolfrinEer, OF Chicago, III, has
made his yearly visit here.
other recent arrivals are: x. l..
Black. Mrs. c. f. pcttor, Miss Urneth
Dettor. George Call. of Richmond:
Katherine l.. Gcddy, Williamsburg. Va;
MIR. and Mrs. L. II. Roberts Newport
News. Va: Mrs. Vest, Miss Oracle Vest,
Of Richmond; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Rob
ertson. Charlottesville. Va; Mr. and
Mrs w. B. Page, Crockett, Tex; Henry
White. Muskogee. Okla: Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. y. Tilghman. Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Tilghman. j. r. Morriss. Richmond:
Mrs n Hunt Harris Key West. Fla;
Miss Minnie Porter Harris. Key West.
Fla: Miss /. ~ Rigney. Norfolk. Va;
A1rs S. c. oliver, Richmond: Mrs.
Rutherford Rose and children, of Rioh-
rnODd
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BUENA VISTA

BUENA VISTA, VA, September IL
At the home Of Mrs. E. r. Zimmerman
on Wednesday was celebrated the eX-
ceedinglY pretty marriage of Miss
Weber Abilene Zimmerman to Or.
Albert G. Brodcrs. The ceremony took
place in the parlor. which was dark
ened to permit the use of electric
lights and candles, which shone deli
cately amidst bowers Of evergreen and
flowers. Promptly at the appointed hour
the maid of honor, Miss Eva thinner
man. entered, apparelcd In dewdrops
chiffon over mcssalinc. carrying a has
ket OF Sweetheart roses. followed by
little Mary Glare Booth, 4 niece OF the
bride, as bearer of the ring. The
groom. accompanied by his best man.
Harry Zimmerman, entered Immediate
ly preceding the bride and her brother.
walton Zimmerman. The bride wore
crepe meteor gown en- train The
marriage vows wore spoken beneath
an arch of evergreen and roses, Rev
A. c. Hopkins officiating. Cutting the
bridal cake was interesting. Miss Car
RE Rubbish drew the rins, Miss Mary
Cunningham the dime. Mrs. w T.
Robey the thimble and Mary Clare
Booth the darnins needle. Miss Mabel
Justice caught the brides boquet as
1t was thrown from the stair lnnd-
Ing. The presents were numerous and
beautiful The bridal party left on
tho 7:2o Chesapeake and Ohio train
for Lynchburg, and wifi visit through
out the State ten days after which
they will reside in Rochester, MINI
Tho groom being connected with the
well-known Mayo Brothers Hospital
Mrs. Calvin Trumbower and two
children. who are visiting Mrs Howard
Trumbowcr will leave on Saturday for
their home in Philadelphia. Mrs. How
ard Trumhowcr will accompany her
for months visit 10 her old home in
Norr!stown. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Royal r. Embrcc have
been visiting MIR. Embrce's home in
New Hampshire for the past ton days.
T. Hartwcli Glass who has long
been resident of Buena Vista, bought
farm near stanton recently and has,
with his family, taken possession OF IT,
Mr. Lindsey, connected with the
Forestry Department, has gone 10
, Johnson City. Tenn.
Misses Fitz and Cameron, of Lynch
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CHASE CITY

Especial to The Times Dispatch.I
CHASE CITY, VA, September ii
Mrs. Scott Roberts. who has been visit :
Ing relatives and friends in Richmond
FOR the past two weeks, haa returned
home.
Mrs. F. B. Reamy, who has been vls,, :
Ing her sister in Asheville. N. G., for
tho past week, returned to nor homo
on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Craven spent
several days last week with Mr.. Crn-
VEINS brother. Professor II. r. Craven
of RidE ecrest, N c. They returned 10
their home on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Robertson. OF
Richmond. are the guests Of Mr.. RON
ertson's brother. J. a. Robertson.
Mayor and Mrs. j. w Roberts left on
Friday morning for the Panama-Pacific
Exposition. They expect to be away n
little more than month. Resides Mt
tending the fair thoy expect TO visit
relatives in I'll Paso. Texas
Miss Margaret Boswell loft this weck
FOR Portsmouth. where she will spend
some time with relatives
Mrs. F.. Paul II 'iford is visiting nor
brother. J. NJ. Thacker, in Cincinnati,
Ohio
Mrs. +. c. Redingcr and little dnugh-
ter. who have been visiting al the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. c. j. Faulkner, Jr.. have
returned TO their home In Roydton.
Miss Mary Scott Patillo left on Mon
day morning to resume her position as
teacher In the Brookneal High School.
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HANOVER

HANOVER COURTHOUSE. VA. Sep
ten,bcr ll.-Mr. and Mrs. Smith Brock :
enbrouCh and children, of Richmond,
are spending some time with Mr.. and
Mrs. C. =. Cardwell at THE oaks"
Mrs. Sidney Morton and dGuS
have returned to Richmond, after
spending several weeks with MIR. and
Mrs. q. T. Haw at Dundee"
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Laushton have
returned to Richmond after spending
the summer with the Misses Pcatross
near here.
Misses Kitty Christian and Lucy
Crump Taylor leave on Wednesday for
Chatham. where they will attend school
thc coming session.
Miss Sadie Leigh, of Houston, Va.
was i'm Hanover this week.
w. Fielding Lewis has returned from
Il visit to Essex.
Mrs Il. y. Richardson. of Whining
ton, Del. is expected here shortly to
visit Mrs. r. B. Winston, at wilton"
Mrs. Moss. OF Beaverdam. is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Richard Hall.
Miss Morton spent the weekend with
Misses Peotross.
Miss Alice Wanc. Of Williamsburg.
returned TO her home on Sunday after
spending sonno time with Miss Mary
Perkins.
Miss Margaret Christian left Thurs
day to enter in training at the Johnson
Willis Sanitarium.
Guy Ansell George Christian. Keith
Taylor, Vincent Ansell. Dalton Taylor
and Barton Voolfolk, OF City Point.
spent the week END at their homes.
Miss Lucy Voolfolk. of Bowling
Green, has concluded her visit In Han
over and gone 10 visit her aunt, Mrs.
Junius Gregory, In King william.
Mrs. Murray Mcclure, OF Richmond. is
the house guest Of Mrs. c. T. Cnrdwcll
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Forge. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Brad
10y Poe on Fifth Street

Forge. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs Brad
10y Poe. on Fifth Street.
w. II. Price. of Chattaroy. w Va.
was recent guest of-his brother. DR..
ii. L. Price. on Broad Street.
Miss Dell jackson returned on Tues
day from n visit TO her old home at
brakes Branch.
Miss Dorothy stointorf returned this
week from visit to friends in Lynch
burg and near Forest Depot.
Miss Grace Kasey, who has been
visiting In Danville, stopped off here
tuesday on a few days visit with her
friend, Miss Eva McCutchcn.
Miss May lIundley, who for the past
fortnight has been Visiting Miss Marion
Harvey and other friends in Danville,
returned homo on Thursday evening.
Miss Blanche Holler is visiting In
Charlottesville.
+. *. Arthur and daughter. Louise.
OF Leesville. were guests Of MIR and
Mrs. Arthur Smith on Tuesday.
The, Misses Helen and Carrie Black,
who have been visiting relatives in
Leesville. Joined their mother, Mrs G.
D. Black. on Tuesday on visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Smith
Professor X. Thornton. who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. e NJ. Thorn
ton. left on Monday for Chapel Hill.
\. G., where he will resume his duties
In the University of North Carolina
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RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH: SUNDAY SEPTEMBER H. 1915

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. C. Carroll have re-
turned from Greenevillc. s &. whore
they visited relatives
Mr. and Mrs. G. IL. Smith and little
son are visiting at Norton. Va.
Mrs. Irving Whaloy was the guest
OF Mrs. Harris. at johnston City. this
wcck.
Miss Kate Wheeler has arrived from
Flat Rock. y. c.. TO resume her duties
as teacher In the Bristol public
schools.
Mrs. w. =. Bachman. OF Blum City
was the guest OF Mrs A f. Martin
this week
Mrs. W. G. Robertson and sons. Ed
win and Dick. motored to Roanoke
this week to be the guests Of friends.
Miss Mary Blanchard has Eon. to
Boydton. where she will teach during
the full and winter months
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MINERAL
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MINERAL. VA. September IL
Whitney Kcrnochan/ of New York. is
spending some time at the arminlus
mines
Harold Neustatcr has returned 70
Rolla. Mo-. where he will complete the
course of mining engineer.
r. III. Haskell OF Columbia. S. c., is
spending his vacation with his brother,
l.. II. Haskell.
Curtis Palmore has been visiting
friends in Amelia County
Miss Ruth KimbrouSh left ON Sat
urday for Orange, where she will teach
during the coming session.
Miss Amy Harmon arrived from
stanton on Saturday, and will have
charge of the sixth and seventh gades
In the Mineral High School.
Professor f. G. Cook, of Gloucester
County. will be the principal Of the
Mineral High School.
MISS Ruth Glass. who has been Wis
iting friends for the past two months
In Washington, returned home several
days ago.
Paul Burch left on Monday last for
Ashland. where he Will attend RAN
dolph- Macon College.
j. f. Cox. of Richmond. Is visiting
his daughter, Mrs L. 4. Keller.
Mrs. Il. w. King and children arc
visiting Mrs. and DR.. w. j. Coleman.
Mrs. Grace NanDuerson has returned
from n pleasant trip to Philadelphia
Miss Maggie Arnctt returned on Wed
nesday last from n trip TO New York.
Master Peyton Keller is visiting rela =
lives at Baskerville and Clifton Forge.
Miss Nancy Marshall attended the
Chewning- Burnett wedding at Ire
william.
Miss Susie Parish. of Cumberland
County. is visiting Mrs. d. Z. Bumpass.
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EMPORlA

special 10 The Times-D!spatch
GHfoflA- Va. September l1-Tho
annual meeting OF the Greeo..viIia
Chapter United Daughters OF the Con
leoeraoy. was held in tho courthouse
on tuesday afternoon The folIowtnr
delegates were elected 10 nttend tha
STATE convention Mt DRnville: Mrs w
W. Robertson. Mrs. B. w. Tredway
MES Mary Turner. alternates. Mrs =
NJ Parker Miss Annie Coopcr. Miss
Eleanor Tillar.
Ars Charles Watkins and children
wore weekend visitors in the home OF
Nsp w. T. THlar this week
Mrs w. D. Dew is visiting her mother
In Hanover County.
MISS Eva Potts is spending some time
WIN relatives in Petersburg. before
taking charge OF her school IN Drew.
ryville.
Miss Clara Robertson has returned
nome. after spending GSe summer at
Amherst Courthouse
Mr.. and Mrs w. T. Tiilar, Flournoy
mond on "Wednesday.
Rev. Edward Jordon. Of PHILADELPHIA,
Is visiting his mother Mrs. s. B. Jor-
don
Miss Ida Cato was a visitor 10 Pc
tershurs on Tuesday.
+. 4. Hastings and his son. Gordon
Hastings, have returned from n motor
trip through the North
Mrs. T. c. Palmer spent n few dav,
OF this week in Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p Lifsey. who have
been Visiting relatives here. hive re-
turned 10 their home IN Norlina. ac-
companied by Miss Bette Lee
Mr.. and Mrs J. G. nyars. OF Bristol
were guests this week % Mrs W T.
Tillar.
Mrs. sidney Harding spent n few DAYS
this week with her brother, J. p. Tay-
lor.
Ewing Mcclintock. OF Marietta Ark
and Edward Nelson. Of Tampa. Fla.
are guests o. Flournoy TIllar The
VIII leave on Wednesday, 20 resume
their studies al Washington and Lee
University.
Mrs. S. L. Nar, who hns been spend :
ing some time with Mrs. Z \ Hast
ings. has returned to her home in
W.rston-s Salem.
Professor ]. NJ Lear Of the Farm
Vile Normal School. was the week nd
guest o. hts parents, Or. and Mrs w.
W. Lear
Mas Margaret Omohundro, ct Rich
mond. Is the guest OF MISS Sara Briggs
at Village View.
Rev T. NJ Buila Is spending his va :
cation in Fay et,eville. " c.
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burg. are visiting Mis-. Evelyn seay.

burg. are visiting Miss Evelyn Seay.
Mr.. Upin. OF Boston. Is stopping a,
the home of r. l.. Seay.
Misses Mary and Grace DePriest. OF
Lynchburg. have been visiting Mrs
Aubrey DePrlcst.
Rev. Frank Burks. OF Manassas. with
his wife and daughter, Is spending
some time with DIR. Merriwether.
Dr.. j. II. Campbell and wife are with
Mrs. j. p. McCluer.
Miss Eloise Gasman, of LexinEton. is
visiting Mrs. Is. NJ. Higginbottom.
Mrs. Belle Brubeck and daughter
Mrs. w. Ii. Long, returned from Will
sons Spring on Monday.
Mrs. John Abbot, OF Roanoke, is on
Il visit TO her father. s. NJ Wilbourn
Miss Lillian Martin. OF Stuart, ar
rived on Wednesday to be with her
sister, Mrs. G. T Divers.
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DURHAM
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Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
DURHAM. \. c.. September IL
Miss Emma Leigh. who has been visit
Ing her cousin. Miss Helen Cunning
ham. has returned to her homo in Dan
VILE. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. f. d. Lyon and chill
dren have returned from All extended
trip to the western part Of tho State.
Mrs. L. L. Tilley is visiting her Sis
ter, Mrs Fctna Lambeth. in Green's
boro. y. C.
II. II. Wright, his sister. Mrs. NJ. E
Wright. and nieces, Misses Lucy. Nan
ME Bett. Cora and Mary Ruth Wright
have returned from their visit to the
Panama Pacific Exposition.
Mrs. NJ. F. Roll. Of Portsmouth. Va,
who has been the guest of Mrs. NJ G.
Markham. on RoXboro Street. has gone
to Raleigh to visit friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Omer Lougee. who
have been the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
VIII Lougee. have returned to their
home In Pittsburgh, Ia.
Mrs. Is. II. Dunn has como to Rich
mond to visit her daughter, Mrs. G. c.
Childrey.
Mrs. Burl H. Smith and children are
visiting in Richmond.
Miss Adell Dickson, who has been
in the city visiting her aunt, Mrs
Hattie eagle, has returned to Peters.
burg. Va.
Mrs. j. w. Paschall and Miss Eunicc
Strickland are on visit to relatives
in Richmond.
Miss jamie Lee Pritchard has re-
turned to the city. after a three weeks
visit among friends in Washington, D
c., and various points in Virginia.
Lester Clagett Butler celebrated his
tenth birthday on Saturday afternoon
when he was host 10 number of his
l.. f.-,. 1t.
Peabody street.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Weatherspoor
have returned TO their home In For,
Worth. Ten. after visit here to W
Ii! ,Wcatherspoon.
MiEes Ora Rigshec has returned tc
her 20 in Danville. Va. She wa!
the / p D.5 Mrs. ]. II. Crawley while
Mis-. and Daisy Bell Page
who flV. isiting their aunt. Mrs
w. l.. hi ave returned to Char
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She will visit relatives before enter-

She will visit relatives before enter
ing upon her duties.
The next annual session Of the Chase
City High School will open on Septem-
her 10. The teachers for this session
will be Misses Nellie Johnson. Eugenia
Fallwcll, llortcnse Drew, Ruth Hardy.
Ida WaEstaff, Mamie n. Farmer. Lucille
Jones. Bessie l[rcbbs. Mrs. Bugg and l..
G. Lindsay.
Rev. II. Il. Williams celebrated his
eighteen years OF service pastor Of
the Baptist Church with special eXer-
ciscs on last Sunday
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ALTAVlSTA

Especial to The Times Dispatch
ALTAVISTA. VA. September Ii
Grady Loftin, OF Chatham. spent Sun
day here with his mother and sisters
John CummoCk visited friends in
Richmond from Saturday until Tues
day.
Mrs. y. b. Haskins. of Danville, Is
visiting her son. 7 IL. Hnskins.
AIR. and Mrs. Willie Poe. Of Clifton
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BRISTOL

Especial to The Times Dispatch
BRISTOL VA. September l1--Mrs.
Hugh Powers and family and Mrs. !.
Il Young made the trip to Knoxville
this week in their automobiles.
Mrs. J. NJ Barker and daughter, Miss
Sara Kane Barker have returned home.
after spending ten days at Tate Spring.
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~. all students who are writing for
newspapers are required to take che
course. Professor Roger p. McCutch-
con. Of the department OF English. Is
in charge.
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wv HEN the proper means are en-;
w ployed. a difference OF several
your hair can easily be produced. Mere
hair tonics such an are commonly sold
force f nnd sady 70 use wenE In
In results BY securing the following
ingredients from your druggist and
mixing them yourself at home. YOU OBJ
tain the most effective hair grower
known. The results will prove 1t. Make
mixture OF one ounce OF beta quinol.
pint Of water Tor use full pint OF bay
rum II you wish, instead Of the alcohol
ara and w"!sr} April this libeTaiiy and
that Is. II compcls hair TO grow. and
with remarkable rapidity. The hair
will stop falling. the hair roots will
this occurs. magnificent growth OF
luxurinnt hair is the sure result. This
hnirgrower, far more effective than
the best so-calied prepared hair tonic
ts,' s can be bought, Any an drug s,ore
Start with this hairforccr to-day and
see the difference In a month.
EMMA C. T;-My formula Will surely
~ and thoroughly: Apply simple sulfo
solution to the hairs, and they dissolve
away ALMOST instantly. instead of being
], never leaves mark or red spot.
never irritates or hnrms tho most dc
llCate SKIN ana never lhlls. IL Is really
n marvel, and far superior to any OF
the advertised articles. The drug store
Will supply YOU with the simple Suifo
solution.
MRS Il, c. RIO give the skin a
SURPRISING lovely complexion my fol-
lowing cream is TO he literally used.
The results In n short time VIII exceed
your fondcst expectations. Try il and
you'll sec; Make up n mixture of two
tablespoonfuis of glycerine and one
inf ~
This makes over pint OF the cream.
which Is several times moro than you
get in the stores OF the prepared
creams which can never produce the
desired results. Every red spot, frccklc
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Yho Secret Of GrUwiu0
0toWtt%
QuoouaHaiHr
Benuty Secrets of Immense Value
Revealed by the Benuty-Quccn
OF the American stage.
NnleAl<n Surntt.

and bemish. and all muddiness will
disappear and leave the skin clear and
pure.
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MISS y. o. G.-My following formula
as become famous for it's wonderful re-
rous and removing quickly all traces and
mes or age. Mix two tablespoonfuls OF
iycerine and two ounces of cptol in half
pint OF water. This forms a beautiful.
atiny cream with wonderful tissue
building properties. Big and little
wrinkles, crows feet and looseness OF
flesh simply disappear, making diff
ference In appearance OF age which is
truly wonderful Use this formula
literally and you VIII not fail TO
achieve the desired results 1t rs very
economical and more effective than any
cream known.
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\do SO :oREsT
I'll y q

w I2,s selves me" ss ,n,ispateh.l
Wake FortM certshas entered upon
It's eighty -tG with an enroll
ment we'll tSpIlIIeS DR.. f. w. Skies,
elected deaIS,a hla 10 succeed DR..
Charles F. signed. delivered
a short, ont Sg Of a ausural address
"t Only on me enc s IS are is found on tn 9
faculty this yS1lioy,t Roswell Elmore
Flack. of Spra. aas been elected
professor of new G, and bacteri-
ology to succeed D. Taylor, re-
signed. ny.
DR.. Benjamin 4 varie-ned to wake
Forest on July 4 .years alb
sence In EuroT choose. jnery : In
cluded ireland, l GLAND,
France, Switaerl; reece
Dr. Slcdd has a.--.----..a,r igi- .
:::: i. 5 6: IA r Il i:
original itinerary or
some time in tho
Announcements G. MY Ttu-
dent who desire to take u bur-
nallsm and to all colleBeS md
ents is to the effect that SCES art
ment OF English offers az In
journalism this year, for one
hour of college credit is ALTER before
are no prerequisites. hut stta !. Will
lac admitted only after confeEStS With
the instructor. BY ruling OF Y ,cul-
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MISS +. .. R-Ycs. the face rowd :,
II Is called "Naleska Suratt Face Pow
der. II Is free from the chalkiness OF
nearly all face powders. and superb ir1
nnencse, smoothness and scent II Isl
sold in many drug and department
stores Should YOU find difficulty in
getting II. write 20 my secretary ad
suggested 10 MrA-T q s, enclose fftJ
cents and ask for white or nesh.
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MRS. T. G. sam sorry YOU couldn't
get the beta quinol at the drug store
In such a case my secretary VIII get
u and send IT 20 you II you will adj
dress Secretary to Naleaka Suratt
Thompson Bldg, Chicago and enclose
the price, which is f!fty cents.
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MISS MARJORIE T.-An amazingly
effective dandruT remover IS secured by
dissolvinE a tcaspoonful of eggol in \
ha!t cun OF not water. Enough ego,
can hc secured n any drug store for 6.
small price to give over a dozen OF
these head washes
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MARTHA DIT Is often n dificult
can tell with certainty that IL can he|
accomplished In any particular case.
But my formula. made with two ounces
OF ructonc and half a cup Of sugar inl
a pint of cold water. and taken In twoj
tcaspoonfuls after each meal and be fore
retiring is the best and surest mcansl
known for the purpose. Mechanical ap-|
pliances. pills, etc. should not be used i
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Mrs. r. O. R.-Blood tonics will never
remove hlaclheads. Pinching them outI
makes the condition worse and spots|
that hlackheads can be removed in al
very few minutes by sprinklinG someI
wet with hot water, and rubbing thi.l
on the affected places The result isl
astonishing. oven in advanced cnses
Any drug store has ncroxin. Ny method
Is the only practical one. and you ca I'll
actually see the result taking Mace