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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-07-20
VACCINATED THE BUNCH

Madison, July 2O.-The Wisconsin
legislature was vaccinated in a body
yesterday, as the result of one mem
Der being attacked by smallpox.
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STRIKE SETTLED
COAL MINERS OF WALES STAND
BY THE COLORS
ASSOCIATED Press)

London, July 2O.-The Welsh coal
strike has been settled. An agree
ment has been reached.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-07-20
AIMED At
THE ALLIES
ENISSARIES OF GERMANY EN-
DEAVORING TO STOP MAN
UFACTURE OF ARMS IN
AMERICA
ASSOCIATED Press)

Bridgeport, Conn.,, July 20.-Nearly
a thousand machinists of the Rem
ington Arms and Ammunition Com
pany here are expected to strike at
moo ntoday. Labor leaders declare
that far reaching strike will result
and cause a serious curtailment of the
manufacture of war munitions for the
Allies. Strike calls were also issued
today for the machinists of three
other local concerns. 1t is planned to
call a strike at the factories sub
contracting for the Remingtons. 1t is
estimated that $4,000 or more men
will be thrown out of employment.
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MADE CONCESSION TO THE MEN

Bridgeport, July 20.-Labor lead
ers announce that approximately one
thousand machinists have struck in
the shops of the Remingtons and
four other companies. There was
some trouble in getting the men out.
The Remington officials declare no
men have struck there. It>is rumor-
ed at the works that the manager
made concessions.
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First Game

Summary, First Game: Sacrifce
hits, LeavengoOd ,Blalock; struck out
by Glynn /, Scarborough 4, Dye II;
passed ball, Carpenter; base on balls
of Glynn 3; hit by pitcher, Carpen-
ter, Blalock-
Second Came Sacrifice hit, Butler;
two base hit, BlalOck; struck out by
Galloway z, by Blalock 5; Wild pitch,
Galloway; basc on baIls of Galloway
2, Blalock 1: passed hall, Dinkins; hit
by pitc,,er, Glynn, Scarboro1gh 2
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-07-20
WOUND is INFECTED

Franks temperature at noon was
101 2-5. The wound is infected. A
drainage tube has been inserted.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-07-20
ocALA JUNIORS WON AGAIN

Saturday afternoon at the local
diamond the juniors defeated the Oak
team in a double header, the first by
10 to 2 and the second by 10 to 2.
After the first game was over sew
eraI of the Oak boys had TO return
home early so the visitors substituted
Jack Galloway for pitcher and Clar-
ence Dinl1ins for the catcher. Glynn
and Scarborough pitched the first
game for the visitors. Dye and Jones
and Blalock and Jones were the re-
spective batteries for the locals
In the second game the featuring
play was a running catch Of fly by
Butler, playing right field for Ocala-
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-07-20
BRITAIN RAISES THE BO,
RUSSIANS HAD TO RETREAT

Berlin, July 20.-The war office
has reported the capture of Ostro-
lenka, sixty miles north of Warsaw
The Russians are retreating south.
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SUNK RUSSIAN STEAMER

London, July 20.-The Russian
steamer General Radetsky was tor
pedoed and sunk July 18th. The crew
was saved.
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ARMIES
MUST RECEDE
Won't be Able to Hold Warsaw
FRENCH REPORT TWO SMALL SUCCESSES ON THEIR FRONT
(AssOciated Press)

London, July 26.-When will War
saw be evacuated is the question up
permost in the minds of British mill
tary circles. With virtually all of
Courland in German hands and the
Germans across the Bug, continued
occupancy of Warsaw exposes the
Russians to danger of disaster.
Copenhagen reports the German oc-
cupation of Windau. This menace
from the north parallels the Teutonic
advance on the Lublin railroad.
The Germans are reported advanc-
ing toward Riga from Windau, the
wisdom of abandoning Warsaw and
Strengthening the Russian line, causes
speculations and it is predicted the
Russians will retire.
German official statements claim
they have taken $4,000 Russian pris-
oners.
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FRENCH AIR RAID WAS sue
CESSFUL

A Paris statement says that six
French aeroplanes bombarded the
station at Colmar, in upper Alsace,
returning safely.
Paris claims German losses is as
saults on the Meuse heights on the
western front as severe.
BRITAIN RAISES THE DOODLE
The new war credit of S75O,OOO, 900
was introduced today in the House of
Commons. The grand total now is
$4,000, 100000
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BALLSV!LLE

BALLSF1LLE, VA, July 24.-Judge
Peyton Hobson and DR.. Boiling Hob
son and family are the guests OF their
father. w. w. Hobson.
Miss Cassie Mintz. of Wilmington, n.
G. is on visit to her brother, Rev.
T.. G.. MintZ.
Mrs. Sue G. Behrend, OF Washing
ton, ID. c.. is the guest of Mrs B. G.
Wilson.
DR.. c. Carnal spent Monday in
Richmond.
Mrs Hunter Hurt and children are
WISHING Mr.. and Mrs. w. I. Johnson
in Amelia
Mrs: John r. Bagby has returned to
Mrs. J, II. Jones's after spending sew
eral days with friends hero.
Mss Ethel Wilson will leave Mon.
day to visit in Lynchburg.
Mrs s. II. Hurt and daughters will
he the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Hurt, of Stevensburg, the coming
week.
Miss Alberta Coleman is on a visit
10 air. ana Mrs. T.. O. Hubbard, in
Halifax.
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HOUSTON

HOUSTON, VA. July 24.-John Pow
ell. of Richmond. the celebrated plan
ist. entertained sn attentive audience
In the courthouse here on Tuesday eve
ming. relating some Of his experiences
in England. Austria and Germany
during the hostilities between those
countries from June to December last
when he sailed for America. Mr.. Pow
ell. who for n number of years has
spent the major portion Of his time
in these countries. where he Is famous
as a pianist and has a wide acquaint-
ance, was peculiarly qualified to dis
cuss the causes, sociological and other
wise. leading to the great outbreak.
He told OF his experiences in being
arrested as spy In Austria. nearly
meeting death at the hands OF a mob
on the streets Of Berlin. when he was
falsely accused of calling the Kaiser
a liar; his annoyance at being searched
on number of occasions: how he was
suspected as pro- English In Germany
and pro German In England: and told
many other Incidents MIR. Powell was
free from any bitterness in speaking
OF any OF these countries, taking no
side and picturinG the better and truer
side OF the people. which is not pub
lished In newspapers and remains un-
known except TO those who have act
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BOWLING GREEN

BOWLING GREEN. VA, July "a
Mrs. W. Z. Boyd of Washington. is
spending some time with her parents,
Major and Mrs. Il. d. Coghill
Mrs. Maggie Smith has returned to
her home in Louisa. after visiting rela :
tires here for several weeks.
Mrs. G. L. Baker and Miss Louise
Baker. of Knoxville, Tenn, arc visit.
ing Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Valentine
Miss May NJ. w. Broaddus. of Rich
nond. is visiting her mother, Mrs. Kate
q. Hroaddus.
Mrs. Raymond Carleton. OF Montgom-
cry. Ala, is spending some time with
her parents. MIR. and Mrs a. 3. Chan
der.
Mrs. Catherine Lee Bert and daurh-
ter Mary are visiting relatives in Wa
verify.
Miss Matte Mahon, Of Gether. spent
several days this week with Mrs. e. 70.
Butler.
Willie Wright OF New York, spent
this week with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Wright
Miss Margaret Bullard has returned
from v!si; to relatives in Washing
ton.
Rev. r. L. Cave, OF Nashville. Tenn.
who has been the guest of his nenhew.
Rev. Preston a. Cave. has returned
home.
Mrs. w w. Green spent a part Of
this week in Richmond with Mrs. G L.
Reid.
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Will MINGTON

WILMINGTON. y C.. July o.
among The delightful social affairs os
me week was a porch party rivon ~,
inc Misses Gillerlain on "Wednesday
TNcHihS IN honor of Miss Alice Lacy. OF
naieifh, and Miss Ferol Teeie. Of
Miss Annie Shcchan.
Another delightful affair was a
Watermelon feast and lawn fcte rivcn
on thursday night by the Yonnc
Nomen.s Improvement Club. of MyrtIe
Grove sound. Scores Of folks went
from Wilmington.
Mrs George W plummer and Mrs
m"i'aS Whytc of Petersburg, Va. arc
eu"SlS OF Mr. and Mrs. Henry W-bvta
at the Whyte cottage on Wricbtswi,ia
Beach i'"''i'e
Nisses Ruth Erie and Mildred zu,icno
Kaufman, OF Richmond. are visiting ~
~" nome 81 Mrs Lewis Williams ar
Winter Park
Mir and Mrs. II. s. Freeman. Of Rich.
r,"io arc quests OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.
freeman. at Carolina Heights
Airs James owen Reilly ana ,,,,,o
ua"shter Miss Helen. have gone TO
""Yncshoro, Va. TO spend tho ren,in
der Of the summer
Under the auspices Of the Ladies' Aid
society Of Southsidc Baptist Church n
delightful and pretty lawn party was
t"'N''i ! btStlttN nlpht.
Headed by Miss Trout. sccrc,arv ~,
the local organization, seventeen vouny
women of the Wilmington Youn.,
Wom"n's Christian Association have
Gan" TO Blue Ridge, y. C.. to attend Tho
southern y. w G. \ conference ,hc,.o
E"t"r" returning Miss Trout viii yj~i;
ter old home at Jackson, Tenn.
lantern fote ON a scale Of mas.nin-
ccnce has been planned for weights
VIII" Beach. II viii be gala occasjr,
in which the population Of the beach
VII participate. ana VIII he tho in
Suguration Of n sort Of Marhi Groa
week, which 1t is planned 10 have there
very summer. This particular affair
viii he called The Feast Of the Ian
forms" and viii include march Of
ihen women and children. in CAV at
VIC. aimed with lanterns. horns ana
+ confetti. The night viii he made 4
"lt "HthurSt az noise. and mcrrimcnt
VIZ mold supreme. The cntir" beach
population viii take part There VIII
/ he other big features. including an
/ Illuminated boat parade.
IN" date IL August G, and the follow
J ING committee has been named Ia have
: charge % the tete: Henry r gontiz.
/ lh"m"s ~ Wright. Il. r. Rr.dgcrs. T..
u Nof'hr"p Marx Nathan and Mos.
DANES w. NJ Parsley. w NJ Hall
IcorEe J. C"tchctt. AMMO J. Nor:hrop
/ > Moore, : y. Schloss, O. g Brown
'5"hJnlnin Splacona, II. l.. Bear and - r.
AibriSr
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MARION

MARION, VA. July 24.-NIrs. NJ. NJ
Mcl'crrin, Of Augusta. Ga, arrived in
town this week. and will spent some
time in the county visiting friends.
John r. buchanan, who has been
attending Il Masonic school Of instruc-
ton at Egglcston Springs, for the past
ten days, returned home last Wedncs-
day.
T.. T. Sprinkle, William Stcfy and
squire Suit, Of Groscclosc, were visi-
tors TO Marion this week
Rev. Il. NJ. Harris, of the Baptist
Church. attended the chautauqua at
Bristol this week.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Copanhavcr and Mrs NJ
j.. Staley, are back from an extended
visit TO the Panama Pacific Exposition
r. a. Anderson. editor of the Marion
News; Mrs. Anderson. and their two
daughters. Misses Wynona and Jose
prime. attended the Virginia Press AS
ISOLATION meeting at Newport News last
week, and returned home last Mon
day.
NJ II. s,aiey and two daughters.
Nellie and Frances, and w. l.. Lincoln
and two daughters, Elcxina and Fran
ccs. went to Atlantic City this week
and will he gone about ten days.
G. - Morris. OF Kilhowie, Is visit
ing his son, NJ. G. Morris.
Miss Mary Gertrude Painter has as
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CRAIG HEALING SPRINGS
Especial to The rimes-Dispatch. |

CRAIG HEALING SPRINGS. VA,
July 2i.-The number of guests at
Craig Healing Springs Is now over 200
ana they are coming in ut the rate of
twenty day Perhaps one fourth of
the sojourners here arc from Roanoke.
colony of ut least fifty
The latest arrivals from Richmond
which has not as yet sent its fair
quota of visitors-are Mrs C. L.
Thomas. Miss G. j. Gandifer and r
Fisher.
The following compose the Lynch.
burg colony: Mrs. V. II. Rucker. Mrs
i. H. Martin, John T. Woodsen. DR..
c. r. Shumate and wife. Thomas :
Kirkpatrick. Richard Gooch. Miss +
Gooch, Mrs G w. Gooch, w. e. Reese,
;. L. PoindcNter, c. {. Noel and Miss
Frances Allen.
The rainfall of Wednesday has rem
dercd the air delightfully."- cool and re
frcshing.
one Oh the appealing charms OF this
place TO hundreds OF people is its dis
lance from railroad. and from the
ON, Dust and smoke Of the large civ.
NiSitors come from far and ncar-some
t tiolh across thc sea. There are two
confederate soldiers here Judge Grorco
j. hundley. of Farmville. and II. a
Mundie, OF charlottesville. Judge Humid
icy belonged 10 the Nineteenth Reri-
ment OF virginia, and in the latter part
OF the war TO Fitzhugh Lees division
OF cavalry He has been circuit judga
Tor eighteen years. and always a patron
oil craig Healing Springs.
Key T. i. Rcrklcy returned to bis
nome IN coNinGton on Thursday of lost
week with the good wishes Of all
guests lie Is stanch believer in the
virtues Of this healing water"
IN edhesday night OF last week n
tackF pTiE, with mock marriage ccre
mony held the boards, and the time
was given up 10 fun and frolic.
on the night OF the 18th some forty
OF the most graceful dancers went over
10 monte vista to dance. But in such
Il crowd as this forty people are hard
~ missed SO while they were away
,wo concerts We're played at Craig
fealtng-onc in the pavilion and tho
other I'm the parlor
On July Is an auto party Of fourteen.
under the direction Of c r. Kirk yisit
.d Meadow Brook Falls, ana some Of
INC partE extended the trip to Virginia
Mineral Springs
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EGGLESTON SPRINGS

EGGLESTON, VA. July 24-The
hocdtide of summer has. perhaps, been
reached earlier than usual q: Eggles-
ton Springs this year, as the scorchins
days of mid-July have driven many
people from the nearby places TO enjoy
the pleasant days and cool nights with
which this resort is always blessed
Practically every city Of the state
and many smaller towns, have sent
representatives to swell the delight
full summer colony. The nations cap
ital is discovering the delights OF the
OF the guests from Washington has
added materially to the pleasure OF
those already established here for the
summer.
Several young men are expected TO
arrive from that city in time for the
dance 10 be given by the Giles County
German Club in the hotel ballroom on
Monday evening.
The Southwestern Royal Arch School
has been in session here for the past
ten days. This is the twenty-fourth
annual session and the second meeting
At Egglcston Springs. and the mem
hers have, rs before, found time be-
tween sessions, to enjoy the delight
full boating and bathing; the bowling
alley Is the rendezvous for many merry
parties during the early morning, and
late afternoon hours
The program Of instruction was con-
Quoted by Most Excellent Companion w
j. Hubbard, of Nos. o and 81, past grand
high priest and grand lecturer, as
sisted by the following assistant in
structors: Excellent James Bowman, of
No. %; Excellent John IT. Cochran. OF
NO. %. Other members attending the
school were: j. Leon Good Portsmouth:
w. g. Larmour. Norfolk: n. n. Rotson,
salem; i. l.. Yates, Bedford City; c.
w. Burnett. Bristol: j. T.. Morton,
Graham; j. G. Grcenley, Lynchburg,
Il. Blocksdge, Pulaski: j. r. Terrell,
South Boston: S. A. Moorefeld, South
Boston j. NJ. McClaugherty, Curve:
w. y. Rowe Pcarisburg; +. r. Turner,
Jr., lynchburg; j. p. Buchanan, Marion;
Il. &. Williams. GalaX: W. H. Cory,
Norfolk; j. Il. Thomas, Marion; II NJ
Burton, East Radford; j. w. Greerley,
LynchburS; III. u. Burnette, Galax; J.
IL. Baylor, Graham: a. L. Hawes. S. d.
Smith, j. II. Kyle, Lynchburg; Il. n.
Howard. Pulaski; George I3. Consolvo.
Norfolk.
one of the several parties which mas
made the trip TO Mountain Lake dur
ing the past week was composed Of
Hurnley and Jane Wilson, Margaret
West. Margaret Vcnable, Mrs. J. H.
Wilson, Mrs. j. T. West, Mrs. NJ. n,
liickson. Giles II. Miller Jr
Thursday was gala day at tho
springs when the Salem Methodist
/! Sunday School had a delightful basket
picnic on the river lawn. Several hun
dred people attended, coming over on
a special train. The day was spent i'm
various athletic and field events. in
GLIDING ball game between two rival
teams.
One OF the favorite amusemcnts Is
! understanding in the White Thorne. /"
owned and operated by a. c. Thomas.
of Birmingham, Ala
Il. Il. spencer. III. L. Erb, w L.. Hurt
! r.. L. Erb and u. +. Sites, of Roanoke
who arc spending some time at Camu
| kfllcarc, about eight miles distant
motorcd over and spent Sunday at the
| springs.
! On Thursday an auto party consist
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ually seen. He closed with sn clio.
quent culogy Of President Wilson ana
pointed out tho duty Of the individual
In remaining in fair attitude ami
supporting the President. Mr. Powell
talked for two hours and was listened
to with intense interest The proceeds
of the evening were given to st. Johns
Episcopal Church.
The Masons Of tho county and out
pf the county Will throng Houston for
she entire day on Tuesday, August 10.
tho occasion being II convention of the
lodges of District No. 81. which Is com.
posed of Houston. South Boston. Crys-
tai Hill. Nathalie and Scottsburg. Dis
erfct Deputy Grand Master S. r.
Erews. of Houston. assisted by COM
mittee from each lodge In the district,
's bending every effort to make this
O. gaia day and memorable event In
inc history of the district. The on
GERS OF the grand lodge. members of
the grand working committee and
many other prominent members of the
order will he present.
MIS-. w. l.. Pittman left Monday for
ston-Salem. Il. c. whore she will
spend some time with Mr.. pittman
fno is engaged in business there.
WI anu MRS. W. T. Daniel spent
Monday night with relatives here. They
were returning to their home In p,ch,
mond from motor trip in tho moun-
!ains.
Misses Kitty and 10 Winston. or
Hanover. are guests of Miss Grace Ed
munds.
Miss Rose Lee willingham left Mon
day for Raleigh. -. c., where she u.iij
spend several weeks with relatives
Mrs. William De Sausure and ch.,
dren, OF New York. and Mrs. Ben Rose.
bro and daughter, of Richmond arc
guests OF Mrs. Robert w. Watkins.
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NORWOOD

NORWOOD. VA, July 2i.-Mrs. r. l..
Evans. mother and daughter, of Roa-
noke, are making an extended visit to
Mrs. George Melton.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Roberts, Miss
Goldie May and Malcolm Camdam mo-
torcd from Roanoke on Saturday last
and were the week END visitors of
friends here.
Mrs NJ. l.. Mintcr. of Columbia :;
Charles l.. Minter, Of Elk Hin. and
little Miss Helen Tayloc. of" Bremo
Blun. spent the week END with Mrs.
George Melton here.
Miss Ruth Roberts had a delightful
weeks stay with Miss Myrtle Robert
son, Of Mantle.
Mrs. Il. NJ. Perkins and son, Wilson
Perkins, of Ashland; Mrs. r. \. Adcock
and little daughter, Helen. of Rich
mond, and Miss Eva Adcock. Of Buck
ingham. are visitors of Mrs. D. e. Nell
son.
Miss Mamie Kidd left on Wednesday
TO visit Mrs Charlie Mcclure. of SCOTS
VILE.
Mrs. Edward Burks and children.
after spending three weeks with Mrs.
IS X. Bolton. left on Tuesday for their
homo in Blucheld.
l.. G. Ksllam, of Alabama, was n
visitor here this week.
Miss Ruth Hawkins and Master
Willie Hawkins. of Bedford. are visit
ing their father. of this place.
Wilton Slaughter, of Lynchburg. is
visiting Wilton and Charlie Dolen.
Miss Minnie Burks. Of Buffalo. spent
several days with Miss Louise Roberts
this week.
Mrs. Anna Carrico returned from n
weeks visit to her mother. Mrs. Faux
ncr. OF Culpcper. on "Wednesday.
Mrs. Willie Hughes and Sidney Rob-
crtson spent last week in Lynchburg.
Russell Robertson spent the week
with MIR. and Mrs. Willie Hughes.
Misses Thelma Bancw ana Nellie
Brown. of Richmond, arrived on Thurs
day To spend some time with Misses
tOrinnc and Ruth Roberts
Mrs. earrings IN Carrico and children
left on Thursday for her home in
LynChburg. They have been the guest
Of Mrs j. W. Carrico for q month.
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her guests this week. Misses Lois
Barksdale. of Portsmouth. and Amelia
Williams. OF Washington.
Miss Katie Reeves CarlOck. of Bris-
toi, is visiting her sister. Mrs. w NJ.
Null
Rev. J. 7. Watts. of Richmond. will
preach at the Baptist Church next
sunday morning and night.
Miss Bessie Brockman is visiting
relatives in Salem and LynchburG.
Mrs. a. G. Harrington, OF 1speming,
Mich. is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
John =. Shency
Miss Grace Bodkins, of Richmond,
is the guest OF Miss Willie Culbert
Harvey ID. !lpperson, of Roanoke, is
visiting his mother, Mrs. John 5. APP
person.
Mrs. Ruth Altman, of Vernon, Texas,
is visiting her cousin. Mrs. Stella
Copenhaver, ut Adwolfe.
Mrs. Henry Hanson and two children
are visiting Mr. and Mrs T. l.. King
Mr.. and Mrs. L. 4. Greer left for
New York last Sunday They Will
spend "A week at Atlantic City before
returning.
Mrs. James y. Blackwell. OF Sa!tvillc,
is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs
L. +. Robinson.
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Tan, Ned or Freckled
Skir, Is Z asily Shed

To free your summer -soilcd skin of its
muddiness. frcc,<lns. hIotches or tan. tho
best thing to do is to free yourself OF the
SKIN Itself This Is easily accomplished by
thc use or ordinary mercolizcd wax which
can be had ht any drugstore. Use at night
as you use cold cream, washing II off in
mo morning. Immediately the offending
surface skin begins to come off in fine pow.
uer-iike particles. Gradually the entire
cntcle Is absorbed, without pain or incon-
venenco The second layer OF skin now
IN evidence presents spotiess whiteness
way I've ever heard OF.
II the heat tends TO loosen and wrinkle
your skin, there's an effective and harmless
remedy you can readily make at home
Just let an ounce Of powdered saxoIite dis
solve In a half-pint witch hazel and bathe
your face In the liquid. This at once fight
ems" the skin and smooths out the lines.
making you look years younger.-Emily
Coulson In Homo Queen
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WAYNESBORO

l''''|' '''l ~ ne ines u s patch
WAYNESHHRO. VA. July gi-Thcso
closing days of July are Inc forrrun-
ners OF tho nigh tide OF Angus; cav
ETY. and The inn ana cottages arc fast
being nlled and engaged bv ,hos, who
realize tie necessity FOR securing "nrst
choice"
THIS week has hrough, ideal DAYS. So
cool and bright with more of tine low,
mate.
congenial motor parties arc ocin.
maze 20 n"lEhnoFing points Of interest
Weycr's cave. Sinunt0n ana Lexington
me CARY evenings are made merry
by the children. who enter into the old
time" games and modern dances vim
enthusiasm until curfcw hour 7.,cn
groups gather around the cara taflcs
and indulge in games of auction r,.a
hundred and Encn. DANCING 4. 40
always. popular among me youug-
er set"
Col. Rice smith and xiii, OF Au-
eusta. Ca, who have been sgcTUiug
several weeks at Hot springs yy.r.
welcomed al Brunswick Inn by many
. Old friends.
Nj. and Mrs Eugene irwin. who.
Marlborough. Virginia Beach. arc reg
istered here
The many friends o. Mr. ana Mrs
, Frank J. Mccarthy and family. who
. for many seasons have summcreh here
are gain glad TO welcome item
. Bishop = NJ. Randolph and wife. az
. Norfolk. nave Joined their daughter
Mrs Theodore y. Garhctt, and family
|. here for inc rcmaindcr % the season
+ Miss Eliza hem Mostly. OF Richmond
Va. mas returned aud adds greatly 10