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Evening star., 1915-09-08
Within Range of the Enemy.

The mountains of Rheims, where
the champagne is produced, have, like
the heights of the Meuse," disappear
ed from the official communique. The
steady pressure from the French side
OF the fighting line disengaged finally
the last of the important champagne
VINEYARDS though those of st. Thierry
and Hermonville, to the north of the
River Nesle, are right next to the
trenches, and those on the northern
slope of the ridge. called mountains of
Rheims" are still within range of the
enemy's artillery. Notwithstanding all
the difficulties the $4,000 acres of the
champagne district viii produce one
third more wine than last year. bring
ing the total to the normal average be-
fore the war.
Inexperienced women and children,
guided by old wine-Prowers, did the
pruning between January Is and the
end of March. Women also fought
miidew and. altogether. succeeded
well that the war difficulties will have
had far less influence on the crop than
the vine diseases that prevailed four
years ago and prevented the formation
of the fruit, or than the inundations
of 1910.
For the gathering of the crop more
trouble is anticipated than last year
After the battle of the Marine there
were a great many refugees in the
champagne country who helped with
the vintage. These have been evacu-
hesitate to allow women and children
70 expose themselves any longer on
the northern slope of the ''mountains
of Rheims where they are liable any
day to be caught by a stray shell.
May Depend on Armed Workers.
Leave will doubtless be given to a
sufficient number of wine growers
under arms to do this work, as well as
the operation of the 500 wine presses
in the department of the Marne, re-
quiring each five men during a period
of fifteen days.
The commercial importance of the
champagne country to France appears
from the latest figures availa BILE, those
Of 1912. OF the total production of fine
wines, valued at S3l, ,G00. 900. the cham
pagne district produced SIS, ,000, 900 the
rest coming from the Burgundy and
bordeaux regions principally. One of
the best customers for the fine wines
of France was Germany. buying Sc, ,6OO,-
600 worth year, surpassed only by
Great Britain. taking s7,75O,O00 worth,
with Belgium coming next with &c.
100000. France has, accordingly, for
the time being lost an outlet for wines
TO the amount of S13,350.O00 annually
The United States. with purchases of
s2.l0o,Ooo year, was the poorest GUS
toner, next to Russia. who bought less
than s1.000,000 worth of French wine
ANNUALLY.
Evening star., 1915-09-08

No man likes to have a lawsuit, but
If he has one he dislikes to lose it.
Evening star., 1915-09-08

They mean that because of the newVocalion
Automatic Stop, by pressing button and turn
ing the tone simultaneously if you desire
you can at once start and stop your record at any
place required.
They mean that by the magic of that "fex-
ible throat'- the Graduola device which comes
with every Vocalion-you yourself if you wish
Evening star., 1915-09-08

Vocation and terms are easy: IS month.
Equally liberal terms on other styles. Remember
that all grades are designed to compare in appear
ance with really beautiful furnishings and are
alike in the actual quality of tone. Our repre-
sentatives also make exchange arrangements for
other makes of instruments.
Evening star., 1915-09-08
The Evolution of a 'S0ml
IN am Instrument

NROM the dim beginnings of great
IL conception to the consummated
triumph of it's achievement!
1t is long journey. But today it is possible
to look back from the Aeolian-Vocalion THAT last
link in the evolution of the photography and see
- the talking machine.
In that long progress every crudty was shed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-10
WEST POINT METHOD|sTs
HOLD QUARTERLY MEETING
ms week VIII See Great Social
Rally of School Improvement
and Civic League.
FINE PROGRAM IS ARRANGED
Members Will Hear OF Many Good
Things Accomplished During Past
Few Transformer Citizen Dies
I'm Salt Lake City.
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lSpecial to The Times -DfspatchJ
ESi POINT, VA, October 9--The
quarterly meeting of the local Mctho-
dist Church presided over by the pre-
SIDING elder OF the Rappahannock Dis
trict. Rev. Mr.. McSparren. vas held
on Friday
on Monday. the School Improvement
and civic League will have a social
rally II will be held in the reading
room OF the high school building
There will be a musical and literary
program There will also he n history
OF the good accomplished by this
LEAGUE In the last few years.
Ihere has been for the past week a
reunion In the home OF Mr. and Mrs.
James Denmead. Those entertained
are: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Diuguid and
infant daughter, OF Lynchburs: Mr.. and
Mrs. IL w. Il. Williams and three chill
drcn. Of Colonial Beach: MIR. and Mrs.
James Dcnmemi. Jr., of Norfolk. and
Miss Austina Lipscomp. OF Wgshing-
ton. d G.
Mrs. Walter II. Downing and three
children. OF Toronto, Canada. joined
Mr.. Downing this week. who preceded
his family week two ago Mr..
Downing has Joined the staff OF the
West Point Weekly News They are
living in the home formerly occupied
by the late Morgan Treat and family.
Mrs. Treat and daughters Will spend
Mrs. Martha Stark. who spent the
summer In Norfolk with her son, Bal
ley stark. has been quite III since
her return TO her home here. She is
somewhat better.
Harry y. Robinson, who holds a DO
sition with the Southern Railway Com
pany at Norfolk, has returned to his
duties. after a visit 10 his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Robinson.
Miss Elizabeth stiles, OF Westaeld
her sister. Mrs. X. J. styles. left on
Tuesday for her home
Miss Alice Long. after n visit OF two
weeks with Miss Gladys MowbIay. re-
turned TO her home. boulevard. Va
Edward Stensbury. who Cor several
years has been engaged IN the canning
business in Cuba is visiting his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. J. b. Stansbury.
Mr. and Mrs. J. l. KELLEY. OF King
William County. announce the engage
ment OF their daughter. Miss Estelle
Kelley 10 Wilbert Farmer. The we'd
ding will take place in Washing, ton
October 81
Mrs w C. Clopton. OF Gloucester
County. who spent the summer with
relatives in Bristol. is now tho guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. f. boswell Clop,on.
OF West Point.
Mrs J. Powell Garland. o: Holly
Fork. New Kent. is the guest OF Mrs
George w Richardson.
Mrs. Thomas +. BaCby and SON.
Francis Bagby. left on Friday for sew
eral weeks visit TO relatives and
friends IN Norfolk and vicinity.
DR.. Il. B. Baghy and family motored
on Saturday 10 Tappahannock. return
ing on Sunday evening. His mother.
Mrs. a. r. Baghy. came with him.
Holland Revere, an old West Pointer,
died this week in Salt Lake City, Utah
lie leaves three brothers-Sam and
Cleveland Revere, of West Point. and
Ike Revere. OF Richmond-and one sis
tcr-Mrs. r. O. Lippold of West Point
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LYNCHBURG

+, Especial to The Times Dispatch
LfNCliBCRG, VA. October "a T.
| Thomas has returned from Craig Heal
Ing Springs
Mr.. and Mrs. a. w. ChIldrcss. who
spent the summer at Anderson. w. Va
| nave returned to Lynchburg for the
winter.
Mrs. Mollie Williams has gone to
! Pittsburgh to visit her sons. Walter
and George Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Johnson and two
children. spent the week at Columbia
visiting MIR. Johnsons mother.
Duncan Drysdale is at home after a
rest at Craig Healing Springs.
20. G. Burford has gone to Detroit
Tor treatment in HOSPITAL.
Former Governor j. Hoge Tyler was
In the city several days this week.
MIR. and Mrs. j. n. Harmon. Jr., OF
| "eich' W. Va. were visitors In the
| city several days this week.
Miss Ruth Magann has returned from
Bumpass. Louisa County. where she
spent several months with relatives
w. l.. Scruggs has returned TO Cliff
ton Forge. after spending some time
with his mother, Mrs. Matte Scrupys
I'm Madison Heights.
! Miss Kate Wiley has returned home
after visit Of week In Rustburg
James +. Cochran, a former resident
OF Lynchburg. but now of Washington.
spent the week In the city with rela :
tives
Rev. ]. A. McMurray, for twenty wears
| pastor OF Floyd Street Presbyterian
Church. but now of Woodstock spent
n portion of the week here with friends.
Ernest r. Wears. of Wise County.
was in the city on Wednesday,
! Mrs CaswcN G. Coleman is visiting
! Mrs Hattie l.. Wade In Bennctsvillc.
S. c.
/ Mrs O. c. Jenkins is the CUES, ot
Mrs. a. +. Nowln at her home in River
mont.
Miss Bernice Hall. graduate Of one
or the hospitals OF Richmond who spent
several months at the home OF her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. w Hall. here.
. has gone to Huntington, w Va. 10
enter hospital as a gradual. nurse.
Mrs J. b. Heard. who has been yis-
ting Mrs r. d. Oglesbv here, has
returned TO her home in Danville.
] H. e. Jennings. who has been Wis
ting his brother, K. r. Jennings. here.
has returned to his home at Radford.
I Mrs. II. d. Coffey, who has been Wis
{ Ting her daughter. Mrs. w. H. Leake,
at Fruitland. Md, has returned to her
home in West Lynchburg.
| Mrs. George Smith, who spent week
visiting relatives here, has returned
to her home at Radford.
J Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Mitchell have
gone to Hot Springs, Ark, for the
month of October
| Miss Jessie l.. wrigglesworth has re-
turned home after trip TO the Pa
| cific Coast
| Mrs. Walter f Addison. who spent
the summer at Blue Ridge Springs. has
returned to the city
| Mrs. w. y. Crews, of SAKE. is visiting
her daughter. Mrs J. d. Irwin here.
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FREDERICKSBURG
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Especial TO The Times Dispatch
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, October Q.
The Athletic Association OF the Nor
NAL School held n meeting this week
with Miss BERTHE Cralle presiding. AZ
ter the reading of the treasurers re-
port by Miss Fannie May Morgan,
Gunyon Harrison. of the faculty. made
an enthusiastic plea TO the students
in behalf of athletics. He outlined to
them the athletic policy OF the school.
which is to have every single student
take AN actir" part in athletics. Miss
Sarah Marshall, physical director OF
the school. is coaching the girls in
baak bail. and will soon select the
different class teams, after which a
series of intcr-class games will take
place.
Last "Wednesday Miss Mary Spencer
Leitch. chairman of the Bible study
committee. of the Y. w c. A. made
IN earnest appeal to the students in
behalf OF systematic Bible study 4
canvass made after this appeal re-
suited in more than 100 students en-
rolling in Bible classes for the fall
term The following classes will be
offered: "A Life at It's Best" led by
Mr. Showmake; The Manhood of the
Master" led by Miss Peoples: Chris.
tian Citizenship for Girls" led by Miss
Goodrich: student Standards of Ac-
ton led by Miss Atkinson: Normal
Training Course for Sunday school
Teachers led by MIR Tyncr.
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attendance on this session OF court are
Judge John rutherford, OF Richmond :
Frank G!lnler. OF charlottesville. and
Burnett Miller. OF Culpeper. Several
dinners and much informal entertain
ing IN their honor have added TO tho
Sayety Of the week
Mrs. Karl Block. with her little girl.
VINO has been spending the summer
with her parents, Judge and Mrs
George Shackelford, returned TO her
home in Haddonheld y. j., last week.
Mrs. T r. f.. Wright. OF Tappa-
hammock. is the guest of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Frank Scott. Jr.
Mrs. Lanrstan Johnston and dauch-
tcrs who have been at Berry HIM."
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. William c.
Williams. returned to Richmond on
Tuesday.
Miss Katherine Harris is the guest
OF Miss jamie SomervIlle, OF Rapidan.
Mrs. a. y. Culp visited friends in
Charlotte. y. c.. last week
Or. and Mrs. Riley Bledsoe returned
last week from Appamattox. where
they have been visiting.
Misses Ruth and Fay Levy we're
the guests of Mrs. F.. Newman. OF
Charlottesville. for several days last
week.
Mrs. Elliott De Jarnette, Jr., visited
relatives In Stanardsville for several
days last week.
Mrs. lie Grand and daughter. Miss
Thedora. who have been spending
some time at the home Of Mr. and
Mrs. r. O. Halsey. returned TO their
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AMHERST
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Especial to The Times Dispatch.
AMI ERST, VA. October Mrs. ].
a. Vineyard and Robert Vineyard. Of
Missouri, were here this week TO at
tend the Willis-D Davies wedding
Professor James Coleman, PRINCIPAL
OF the high school at Gretna, spent tho
weekend with friends here.
Hamet Written. OF Farmville. has
been visiting his father. j. H. Whit
On account of illness. Rev W. II.
Fairless was unable TO MI his pulpit
az the Baptist Church here on sun
DAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Harrison left
on Monday for Boston. Mass. where
they will reside
Miss Ella Myers. Of Forks of Buffalo.
is boarding with Mrs. Edward Meeks
and attending tho high school.
Olin Blankenship, of Lynchburg,
spent Sunday with his family at w
s Ogden's
Mrs. Joseph Evans. of New York.
is the guest OF her sister. Mrs w. X.
Smiley.
Miss Helen r. Joyner LETT on satur
day for Schuyler. where she will teach
school.
Miss Nell Wood is visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. s. a. Day. in Stauneon.
Robert Burdettc. Of Washington, d.
c.. was here this week to attend the
Wiliis-Davies wedding
Miss Margaret Burroughs. OF Lynch
burg, is the guest of Miss Carrie Seay
II. L. Page is i'm Norfolk or a busi-
ness trip.
Miss Nell Mcbride. OF Eentcuky, was
the guest last week OF Mrs 4. E.
Strobe at Kenmore"
Percy Page spent Tuesday in Char
lottesville.
S. a. Penning, who has been visiting
his daughter. Mrs. j. r. Goodwin. left
for Baltimore on Saturday.
Mrs. Josie Hughes and daughters
of Monroe visited at Mrs. Annie Woods
last week.
Mrs. Wormbley and daughters. who
have been spending the summer with
Mrs. F. F.. VOORHEES,, have returned to
Norfolk.
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day In Portsmouth with her sister. Mrs.

day In Portsmouth with her sister. Mrs
Clarendon Williams.
Miss Robbie Meyer, OF Franklin. is
visiting Suffolk relatives.
Clarence Booker. OF Hopewell. has
concluded n visit to Suffolk friends.
Marvin Hin. oldest son OF MIR. and
Mrs. /. o. nm. Is critically Ill at his
home here.
Richard l.. Woodward. Jr.. is III at
local hospital.
The women OF the Presbyterian
Church entertained on Tuesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. J. y. Conway,
on Linden avenue.
Misses Mary winborne and Anna
Cope have concluded n visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Towel. OF Franklin.
Miss Katherine Weber has returned
to Lynchburg. after spending several
days In Suffolk
MIR. and Mrs. Edgar Applewhite and
children. OF Newport News, are guests
of Suffolk relatives.
Mrs. w. p Roberts. Of Gainesville, Is
visiting Mrs. l.. s. Parker.
Mrs. r. Henry Cobb. OF Franklin
is the guest OF his daughter. Mrs. ".
+. Lipscomb.
Mrs. w. s. Cross and children arc
visiting relatives in Sutsbur;. ~ c.
Mrs. Virginia Z. Jordan. of ST. Louis,
is the guest of Mrs. John g. Primer.
and Mrs. Harry Gray. Of Lincoln, Neb.,
is visiting Mrs. John r. Primer
Mrs. b. r West OF Waverly. is the
guest Of Colonel and Mrs. j. f. West.
Mrs. w. V. Leathers. Of Holland. was
the guest of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
y. T Holland. on Monday
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ORANGE
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Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1
ORANGE. VA, October ?.-Mrs.
Charles Page was hostess at most
delightful auction bridge party on
Wednesday afternoon. given In honor
of her guest. Mrs. Mcriield, OF Falls
Church. The guests invited we're Mrs.
Henry Warren. Mrs. VirSinius Shackle-
ford. Mrs. Alexander Browning, Mrs.
Robinson Nelson, Mrs. Satcman Macon,
Mrs. SerVis Holiday, Mrs. Robert Car
ter. Mrs. George Browning. Misses
Annie Walters, Kate Boston, Mary
Halsey and Elizabeth Ransom
Mrs. Lewis Pitcher, Of Richmond,
spent last week al Berry Hill" as the
guest OF Miss Isabelle Williams.
Mrs. Alvin kertland and children. of
Richmond. arrived in Orange on Sat :
urday, and will spend some time at
the home of Mrs. Charles Page.
Jack J. Woodruff. of Somerset, spent
last week in New York
Miss Lucy Lyme left on Monday for
Annapolis. where she Will be assistant
to Miss Lucy Holiday In her select
school for the daughters of officers at
the Naval Academy.
j. Webster Johnson, who has been
in Srotsylvania. spent several days
here at his home
DR.. Robert l.. Williams is expected
here TO take UP his duties as resident
physician at Woodberry Forest School.
c. c. Taliaferro. Jr, left last week
flor Boston, where he will enter n
school Of osteopathy
Mrs F. q. Scott spent Tuesday in
Charlottesville.
Among the out-of-town visitors in
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FARMVlLlE

tSpecial TO The Times Dispatchl
FARMNlLi.E. VA. October 9-Mrs
w. S. Duvall has been the guest OF
Mrs. r. l., Mays in Lynchburg
Richmond, where he will take up A
commercial course at business col
lere.
Mitchell Mays attended family re-
union at his home in LynChburg last
week.
Judge Watkins made brief visit,
TO Painplin on Monday
Mrs. Gcoffrey Creyke and two chill
dren. OF Washington. have returned
after spending some time in the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. II, Paulet,,
Mrs. George Rogers and children are
on visit to relatives in Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker Noel took their
eldest daughter to a Richmond hospital
this week for an operation.
Misses Louise Bondurant and Mary
and Jean Morris attended the Woods
Gannaway marriage in Buckingham
last week
Miss Nellie Lavne, OF Buckingham. is
visiting her brother. T y. Layne, and
family.
Professor Inman. of the Virginia.
Carolina business College. spent few
DAYS this week in Danville.
r. *. Brock is in New York. where
he went to attend the wedding of a
ItIdllNe
Miss Claudine Moring has returned
TO her home at Moran. after spending
some time with her sister, Mrs. W. +.
Fallwel.
Vernon Orange, of High Point. has
been on visit to relatives here.
Mrs. Andrew Allan is in Richmond,
where she is being treated for eye
trouble.
Mrs. w. r. Berkeley and daughter.
Mary. have returned TO Baltimore, af-
ter visiting relatives here.
Robert Gray. son OF Mr.. and Mrs I
4. Gray, has gone to Johns Hopkins
TO pursue a course In medicine.
Mrs. l.. ID. Whitaker is the guest OF
ncr parents at Pearisburg.
Captain and Mrs. :. w. Paulett have
announced the marriage OF their
daughter, Virginia Beauregard. to
Henry ]. Eocsler, of Bristol, the mar
riaSc to take place at the home OF
the bride on Thursday afternoon, Oc-
tobcr Il.
Miss Eunice Watkins entertained A
number OF her friends on Monday af-
ternoon in honor OF her twelfth birth
day in her home on Serpell Heights
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GLADSTONE
Tspecialto Tho T,mc.-Di.n,,c,

Especial to The Times Dis patch]
GLADSTONE. VA. October Wv.
Hoesley Harris has returned from a
visit to his daughter. Miss Mabel C.
Harris. OF Lynchburg, Va.
Mrs. w. b.. McEgnson has returned
home. after a short stay in Richmond.
Miss Mary Walton. Of Appomattox,
is the guest OF her sister. Mrs. Il. NJ.
Payne.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. NJ. Jones have re-
turned from Charlottesville.
Mrs. ]. o. Wallace and little daugh-
ter. Virginia. spent last week visiting
relatives in Rockbridgc.
Mrs. G. d. Akcrs. Miss Ruth Aker,
and Mrs. r. f. Turner spent this week
in Lynchburg.
Miss Clara Taylor and brother,
Wilbon. left yesterday for Clifton
Forge, Va
Miss Alice Wallace left a few days
ago for her school in Appomattox Va
Miss Lille Brown Is visiting friends
in Roanoke.
H. l.. Fisher and ". r. Jobe visited
Lynchburg this week.
G. 4. Wallace is quite sick at the
clifton Forge Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. s. 7. Wystrum and son
are visiting relatives In Richmond.
Misses Clara and Mary Cole are at
Hotel Gladstone.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Wood spent the
weekend with friends at Norwood,
Va
Mr. and Mrs. J. s. Carter and little
son are visiting in Lynchburg!
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TRY THIS If HAIR
STARTS FALLING
Some Good Advice For Those
Threatened With Badness

At this season of the year many
people ind their hair coming out ut
an alarming rate and often fear bald
ness. This may very easily be the
ultimate result If proper scalp treat.
mcnt is not taken AT once. All eXccs-
slVc loss OF hair can be almost immc-
diatcly stopped by the use twice daily
of a little Partisan Sage which inviro-
rates and nourish the slowly diving
hair roots into q renewal OF healthy
normal action. New hair quickly
grows on the thin spots, old hair stops
falling and the difference is apparent
in Il few days by the very look of the
hair itself taking on new life, Iuster
and beauty. Partisan Sage can be OBJ
tanned from Tragic Drug COMPANY or
any good druggist. 1t is not cxpen-
Sve.
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MISS BINA VI. WEST.

Little did Miss Bina NJ West think
twcnty-three years ago when she or
ganized the first reviews of the Wom-
ans BENEFIT Association of the Macca
bees that In twenty-thrce years she
would be breaking ground for beauti-
'ful new 100000 home Office, the only
woman's building of it's kind in the
world to accommodate the clerical bust
ness for the largest fratcrnal henent
society in the world for women These
honors have come 10 Miss West after
years OF hard work. and on October 90
the cornerstone VIII! lie laid with great
ceremony In her home city. Port Huron.
Mich. The local business men have
taken the matter out of Miss Vests
hand. and the Mayor has declared a
holiday on that date. and the city will
pay honor to its First Citizen"
Miss West is a woman who does
things. She began her work on Octo-
Der l. 1892. with no members and no
funds To-day there are nearly 10000
women enrolled in membership. and
the reserve fund Of the society reaches
nearly the $4,000. 900 mark. She has
signed away with her own hand nearly
Sl3.o0o.o0o In benefits.
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HARRISONBURG

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HARRIsONBURG. VA, October o
Mr.. and Mrs. y. r. Roscnbergcr left
on Thursday for a visit to MIR. and
Mrs. H. II. Spindle at san Diego. Cal.
V. II. Ford Of Luray. left with them
to join Mrs. Ford. who is guest OF
the Spindles
Mrs. NJ. Gcary, of the Kavanaugh
Hotel. and Mrs. J. u. Borden. OF Maui
rertown. left yesterday for an extended
visit TO Pittsburgh. indianapolis and
Chicago.
Mrs. Roy Furry. of Allen County.
Ohio is visiting Mrs Jacob w Sho-
walter at CARRIERS Church
Miss Elizabeth Carpenter student
nurse Al Providence Hospital. Wash
inSton. has been with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. l.. w. Carpenter, on South
Ma in street
Miss lmogen Riddick Of Richmond.
is guest OF Miss Marguerite Manor,
on South Main Street.
Miss Jessi. Turnbull. Of Monticello.
Fla. who spent several DAYS with Mr.
and Mrs. George " Conrad, ras gone
To Augusta County to visit Rev. and
Mrs. James Denham. at Bethel Manse
MIR. and Mrs. Virgil Bishop. OF Mon
terey, Highland County, were recent
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Pcale
and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry NJ Newman
Mrs. u. c. McKim. OF Luray, is a
guest of her mother. Mrs. l.. J. Col
den.
Mrs. J. Samuel Harnsbercer has re-
turned from a visit to her son. Gil
bert Harnsberger near Elkton
Mrs. w. II. DeBruin is visiting her
sister. Mrs. John Wissler. at Mount
Jackson.
Judge W. r. Staples, of Roanoke.
was a visitor in Rockingham this
week. spending some time in Grottocs
and Harrisonburg.
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dyes" and so -called "rcstOrcrs."
Prepared in two shades. one to pro-
duce golden or medium brown, the
other, dark brown or black.
Sample and booklet sent on receipt
of DC. "Brownatonc" is sold by lead
Ing drug stores. in two sizes-25c and
$1,00. Order direct from The Kenton
Pharmacal Co. $50 Pike St. Covincton.
Ky, II your druggist will not supply
YOU You will save yourself much am
noyance by refusing to accept a sub
stitute. No samples al dealers.
Insist on "Brownatone" at your hair
dresScrs
Sold and recommended In Richmond
by Tragic Drug Co, Grant Drug Co.
and other leading dealers.