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Putnam patriot., 1915-08-06
Congregational Church Notes

There Will be meeting of the Ec- ciesiaslieal society on Friday even ing, August eth1 Co hear the report of the committee and to act upon the matter Of heating apparatus for the church. Every member is requested b be present.
 The sunday school voted last sun. day by almost Co have it's sessions commence ni 9.15 during August, con tinuing the same pian which has been followed in July. The attendance during July compared with one year ago shows an incfease in average at- tendance of = for the month.
Putnam patriot., 1915-08-06
Methodist Episcopal Church

The Ladies Aid society met at the parsonage Wednesday afternoon.
 Thursday afternoon the choir and friends enjoyed a picnic at Roseland park.
 The Epworth League will hold a so. eial with box lnnch at the church Fri- day evening Part of the entertain ment Twill be furnished by the young people of the West Thompson church. Ice cream will be on sale. Tickets, l0 cents.
Putnam patriot., 1915-08-06
rakino Care of sewino Machine.

After every two days of steady work oil the machine thoroughly. but be careful to wipe away all the super fiuous oil Run the machine rapidly. but steadily. without any thread. for five minutes after oiling. This will cause the oil to scatter. and the su. periiuous drops can be wiped away and none left to stain the material on which you are working.
Putnam patriot., 1915-08-06

Roy Wilder visited his folks here on Sunday and returned to Plaintield Monday morning.
 Miss Amy Arnold spent couple of weeks st George Spaulding's. She has returned to her home in Stafford Springs.
 Miss Edith Morang arrived at the Adams house Monday night.
 Arthur Day and Harry Lathrop were in town Monday looking after the interests of fish and game.
Putnam patriot., 1915-08-06
Bradley Theatre

Alexander Dumas has given many wonderful works to the world, all Of which are classics and yet Alexander Dumas picks, the CIemeneesu Case, which IS offered at the Bradley on Fri- day, as his best effort and masterpiece. This play, which Is in five acts, has for it's main character, Iza, of whom Dumas said, 1 shall never create sR- other such character though 1 scribbie till doomsday. The plot is charac- teristic Dumas one. fheda Bara, the eminent French actress, who was so successful as De Vampire In the plaE.
Putnam patriot., 1915-08-06
sunren,e selfnelnsIon.

In all the mighty domain Of self-de. fusion there is nothing quite equal to the wistful self.kidding of the man who, after his medical man has told him that 20 drinks of whisky q day have all but ruined his Kidneys. switches to % drinks of gin per diem because Ines been told" (says hel that gin is good for the kidneys. - Milwaukee Sentinel.
Putnam patriot., 1915-08-06
oulte Familiar wIth chIld Life-

The impassioned press agent hi week displays a remarkable iHlaa with child life. lie describes a eaHflf E big novelty as being "a gorgeous sre4s ie production in costume. in winch used real hot fanny fire which daas not seem to burn the lady and gent man on the stage, who play with as child does it's toys. even galur so far as to apparently sat lt'--ll..n sas City Star.
Putnam patriot., 1915-08-06
Like Sensations

fla man experiences a twinge when his wife produces a hairpin for the purpose of extracting a cork from bottle. she has just about the same feeling when he attempts to use q needle and thread without a thimhle
Putnam patriot., 1915-08-06
DEATHS

Tn Putnam. August End, Mrs Mary Porter, aged q.
 la Woodstock, July sist, Mrs aar- rlet X MatheWsoH, widow of William N. Nathewsou, aged 8 wears
Putnam patriot., 1915-08-06
Frank Confession.

The long hair that some musician. wear is not always the result of an artistic temperament. We knew one wbo frankly confessed that he would rather spend 25 cents for beer than to throw the money away for a haircut
Putnam patriot., 1915-08-06

\ Fool There Was, k east for the lead- Ing role, of whom the Chicago Tribune says, the most Wickedly beautiful faee in the world. The east supporting Theda Bara is excellent. The play k Inc second offering et the Fox Film Corp, and those that saw Nance OtNeil in kfeulzer sonata, last Mon. day, know the gfadc of entertainment that is to be presented. The Bradley IS trying its utmost to live up to it's motto, "The Theatre of Quality.
 Next Monday, Victoria Cross ia. nous novel, Life's shop Window, in parts. and Thursday A Fool There NHs, ia pafts, with fhedH kafa, who made the character Of the Vampire famous. The next day, Friday, the Bradley offers return arrangement Of Mary Piekfofd in her Rreat success,
 learls Adaft, in pafis. Coming the following week, Betty Manson, the royal actress in, the Celebrated sean. dat, in , parts
 The Bradley intends 10 show the best plays tbat we're ever written and any suggestions as to plays will be very gratefully received by the man. agement. adv
Putnam patriot., 1915-08-06
Saturday at Store Ot
 Edward ". Mnllan
FOR CASH

Watermelous, 23e each fancy iemnns, lVc Qs, smoked shoulders, l- l--e 10 bacon, l4e 5e good pork, lue ID nnre fard Ice } b fresh made tub creamery butter, S0c 10 Texas onions, de 10 Is lbs fine granulated sugar, sl.O0 io
 the purchaser of a pound of Ban.
 quet coffee or bulk cocoa at ooc large jar sliced beef, Dc General Putnam bread flour, Sl.oo q bag.
 good all round -four, Soe bag l6 lbs fine granulsled sugar, Sl4o York state pea beans lfc 4t fancy new potatoes, lic ph s boxes blue top matches 2ae Oak Leaf soap, oc oar S boxes American saFdines, -oc 3 bottles Setehup, onion salad or mugs
 mustard, -oc s cans peas. corn, ,lelams, tomatoes,
 salmon, kippefed herring 29e pkgs corn flakes, -oc psR 100 Votes in Great Library Con- test given with every ioc purchase, 1000 votes with sl.0U purchase, etc
Putnam patriot., 1915-08-06

In Putnam, May 10, by Rev. Charles F RedaFd John S Bennett of NoeN ich and Miss Maivina Lucier of Putnam
 In Putnam, April :, by Rev f D Sargent, Daniel " Savagepf Norwich md Miss Ida May Reynolds Of Pat nam.
Putnam patriot., 1915-08-06
BIRTHS
MARRIAGES

At Day kimball hospital, Aug ard, a daughter tu Mir and Mrs. NeiiieuN.
Putnam patriot., 1915-08-06

Attendance this year One year a
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-05-27

the system will add other trains to the ser,
vice as conditions justify them.
1t will be gratifying to Hendersonville
business men to know that despite the gen
eral slackening up in business conditions all
throughout the country since the European
war began. the amount of freight handled
for the first five months Of this year through
the local freight department is quite up to
the annual average. Captain J. W Bailey
says that Hendersonville has held up better
than most places in this section for the pc.
Rod of depression caused by the slump IN
cotton prices. About two and half mil
lion tons of freight are handled here each
year..
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-05-27
HENDERsoNvILLE ENJOYS GOOD
RAILWAY FACILITIES.

Hendersonville is advantage situated
as a resort city. It is on the main line of
the Southern railway between Cincinnati
and Charleston, and is the junction point OF
the road which extends into the famous
Sapphire country.
The train service through Hendersonvllle
makes it possible to move in any direction
several times day. Owing to the reduc-
ton in the number of passenger trains made
by the Southern road last fall throughout
its system, the schedule prevailing on the
Asheville division was altered. Some of
these trains will be restored within the next
thirty days, it is reported.
An early morning train, reaching here
from the South at about O'Clock, and a
night train reaching here from the North at
about 9 80 o'clock are among those which
will be restored. Also, the usual schedule
on the Toxaway-Asheville branch will be put
into effect within the next thirty days. These
added trains mean at least three additional
passenger trains to and from Asheville and
points beyond daily. The sleeping car SER,
vice will be as satisfactory as in former
years The local passenger agent states that
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-05-27
THE BLUE RIDGE CREAMERY
ENCOURAGES DAIRY BUSINESS

Hendersonville numbers among it's most
successful enterprises modern creamery of
large capacity The Blue Ridge Creamery,
as it is known, is under the ownership and
management of g. e. Fletcher. The need for
a creamery was felt for long while here
Dairy products are handled In considera
BILE quantities and large part of the plants
output is shipped out Of the city, where good
prices are paid for it.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-24
TAKE ADVANTAGE
OF OFFER QUICK
No Time to Lose Now, and First Come
First Served VIII tie the Es-
tnblistcd Rule.

Unknown to them there is now being
formed among our readers Il Too Late
Club
While YOU may not know this. YOU
are sure to be Il member in good stand =
ing II YOU don't take Immediate adyan-
tagc OF The Times Dispatch's offer and
get the Bible that every body is talking
about At the rate AT which they are
now going they will not last long. so If
YOU want to keen out of tho too lates"
YOU must act quickly.
rms is the Bible with tho pictures
printed in with the type. Each picture
tens story or illustrates some par
tcular verse in q manner that clearly
brings out the point.
Then there arc marginal references
and educational helps that further OK
plain the text.
Another valuable feature is the self
pronouncing text. All proper names are
divided into syllablcs and plainly
marked SO as to enable ono to read
aloud with absolute certainty of accu-
rately pronouncing all names Of people
and places.
1t makes no difference how many
Bibles YOU may now have; this one will
take tho place Of all others, for the
Illustrations make plain the obscure
passages and emphasize these great
truths. Even Ii YOU do not belong to a
religious organization YOU will appre-
ciate the literary value of this Bible in
connection with these cyc-tcachng pic
lures.
Don't he among those who arc always
too late. Clip the certificate from an
other page OF this issue and present it
at this Office, with five others OF con
secutirc dates. Act quickly: there is
no time to lose.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-24
TEST .CONST|TUT|ONALITY
OF WAR REVENUE ACT
Suits Filed in Federal Court by
Counsel for Three Chicago
Banks.
WILL AFFECT $4,000 BANKS
Actions Allege That From Federal,
State and Municipal Character of
the Capital No Tax Can Be
Levied.

CHICAGO. April 23.--Three Federal
court test suits, attacking the consti-
tutionality OF the war revenue act.
passed last October by Congress. af-
icctihS the tax upon the capital stock
OF banks. were filed here to-day
Tho results OF the suits Will affect
1000 banks In tho United States. ac-
cordinS to Levy Mayer. Of counsel for
the Three banks concerned In tho suits,
the Continental and Commercial Ma
ttonal Bank. the Continental and Com
mcrcial Trust and Savings Bank and
the Hibernian Banking Association.
The Continental and Commercial Ma =
tional Bank suit asks for tho return
Of S"l.651.34. alleged to be the amount
OF taxes paid by the bank To the In
ternational revenue collector as repre-
SentinG one-tenth Of | per cent OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-24
A NJ u Sc NJ EN- T S
Howe's Pictures Gren,-As Usual.

No matter what Lyman II. Howe may
. choose as the subject or subjects OF his
travel festivals. the result may always
be depended upon To he Il series of pic
lures TILED with amusement, instruction
ana entertainment. And this is attest
ed by tho constantly growing audiences
that his show" attracts upon its every
appearance. Last night the Academy Of
Music housed one OF the largest audi =
enccS of the scason-mercly because
the word had gone forth that Howc's
pictures would be shown.
Native life in the Philippines was
shown in the first reel which contained
many interesting scenes. ranging from
representations of the natives in almost
complete savagery 10 views OF them as
modified and improved by American
civilization.
Methods and operations in u great
manufacturing plant, as depicted on the
screen, proved of unusual interest.
which. however, WAS considerably less
ened by the inevitable idea OF its ac-
complaining advertising value 10 tho
plant thus exploited. There followed :,
number of colored pictures OF Italian
scenes, many OF which were very beau
tiful And then came the feature OF
this PARTICULAR fcstival--thc series
showing the life in the United States
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-24
HoU to Look Years
Less Than Your Age

The most aged face Will look years
younger after tho OF ordinary mcrco-
liHed wax for from ten days to two weeks
This remarkable substance. because of its
REGULAR absorptivc power actually remove.
the thin veil Of faded or withered outer
tuticlc. little at time. Gradually tho
frcshcr. moro youthful skin underneath in
revealed. This absorption process being 81
purely hyEicnic one entirely na.,ra
complexion Is acquircd-uuite different from
tho artificial complexion. which appears
anything but Eirlish. though often bearing
painful evidence OF childishncss An ounce
OF mcrcolizcd wax. obtainable at any drug
store, Ia sufficient to rcjuvcnatc any COM
plexion. II liz put Ike cold cream a,
bedtime. and removed mornings with warm
water.
To eradicate such age marks as wrin-
klcs and burrows. make wash lotion by
dissolvinS az. powdered saNolitc In 4, pt
witch hazel. This has wonderful astrinrent
and tonic properties. 1t quickly efaces all
kinds OF wrinkles. no matter how caused
making the akin firm. smooth and youn:;
looking 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-24
Dreams
BY LILLIAS RUSSELL.

DO dreams come true of course
they do. That Is, they do IL ucy ara.
Of n certain character and have tho
right sort ~ stuff back of them
Dreams Of tho sleep mind are Incense
puentlaI unless, pcrchauc", they prove
suggestive ard inspire action Hur in.
dreams OF tho widc-awakc ana care
tfu calculating mind are most lilel.
10 iEateria!IHc 50 do not hesitate to
dream OF what YOU may accomplish
only when Your Imaginative mind has
outlined your plans and pictured posi-
.bilities, put enough courage ana ,yll-
tnower back OF them to max, yoU.
dreams come true
4 woman who Is vo.d OF imapuiar,
4 powers lacks a valuable asset me
hrea mer IS the creator Of beautiful
gowns and hats. II is her haud tina,
makes the most attractive hone 81.
IL is who gives her entertainments .
touch OF originality Her dinners mover
become monotonous she exercises no.
Imagination when sne looks into tho
future and takes precautions against
the markings Of time upon hcr face
and figure.
II is she. more than any other WHO
lives right for her imagination tells
her what the future holds II She does
otherwise She is the Interesting wo-
man. the one who fnds life fun Of
wonderful things and possibilities. and
proves attractive 20 others She dreams
and imaRines thugs and then has IN,
sense TO put sufficient force back o..
the mental creations TO transform then
into real things
When you sec welldyesscd woma!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-24

Federal. state and municipal bonds and
ing business. The other banks asked
for the return Of smaller, amounts OF
taxes.
Thc suits were filed against United
States Internal Revenue Commissioner
w. III. Osborne and Collector julius F..
Smietanka. OF tho local Office. Tho
suits allcEc that from the Federal
state and municipal character of tho
capital. no tax can be levied.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-24


Navy OF its officers and enlisted men,
AS II would manifestly be Impossible
10 represent this life without. at the
same time. reproducing It's physical sur
roundinSs, innumerablc views of cruis-
crs. dcstroycrs, torpedo boats, sub
marines and coal tenders are thrown
upon the screen And, best OF all, they
arc shown I'm action--or many of them
are. Even the black duty OF coalIng
ship is wildly pictured, while the firing
OF big guns becomes SO much a\matter
OF course that, after II while. the audi
cncc barely hears the concussion.
shown--if indeed, il is not unique
actually depicts the discharge OF Il tor
pcdo. traces its flashing course through
the water and rcproduces the terrific
effect of its explosion against the side
of 4 moving vessel.
And through IL all there runs. as
usual. the atmospheric piano playing of
tho rag. popular and classic artist with
the SHOW. wnilc the inspired charac
ter-noisc- makors behind tho screen re-
produce every sound that the car Of
man is delicate enough TO catch. or
strong enough to bear. Nor should
the Kaleidoscope, cartoons he over
looked for a minute: they have been
growing more amusing for years. and
last night they were side-splitting.
The pictures. cartoons, piano play
ing and noises will he seen and heard
again to-day, matinee and night
nptir
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-24
40 the Colonial.

Few pictures shown in Richmond for
weeks have attracted moro attention
than The Spoilers" which viii bC
shown at the Colonial for the last limo
to-day. With that splendid actor, VII
liam Farnum. In the leading role. sup.
ported by company Of cXccptiona:
ability, this stirring tale of the Alaskan
mining country is presented in 4 rlan-
ncr that makes il, III very truth. a
thrilling ana powerful photodrama
Tiled with excitement ON Monday and
Tuesday the widely popular Clara
kimoall iounS is expected TO prove {,
Strcn" drawing feature. when She will
be seen in :; iiNc-part romance of Russia,
and Siberia, entitled Hearts in Exile
Nathrvn osicrman Will also he seen on
the same program in the one reel com
cdy, "Saucc for the Camden" and tho
Iathc News viii he shown as we'll
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-24

salt Not Injurious for Boys and Girls:
nave taken great interest in your
daily health talk and would like to
Know II YOU think it Injurious for boys
ana girls 70 cat much Salt in their food?
Rcply--No, II Is hcalthful to eat all
the salt you want
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-24
Al tho strand.

when We We're Twenty One" the
delightful comedy drama in which the
popular. youn" Broadway star, Will
liam Elliott. makes his screen debut
will he seen at the strand to-day for
tho last time. AS the Imp" Mr.. Ell
liott has II part that shows him to Il
Very happy advantage, and At the same
time permits him TO prove his YER
satility, for ii was as the young advo-
waite in the powerful drama, Madame
NJ that Mr.. Elliott made his greatest
SuCcesS-a part calling for intense emo
tonal work. For the first three days
of next week, the Strand announces
BETTY Rellairs formerly leading WONT
I'm with Fred Terry in England. in a
picturiHcd version of Maurice IIcwlctts
'fhc Spanish Jade" For the last hal.
Of ;hc week. the strands feature viii
he Victor Moore. the wcll-knowl
comedian. who makes his screen debut
I'm Il iilm version Of George Bronson
towards satire on society. "Snohs."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-24
Thanks Ing Dny Workers..

Mrs. T. W. Duke. chairman Of the
Woodland Heights and Forest Hill tag
lay for the benefit of the Childrcns
lone Society OF Virginia. wishes 10
hank Scoutmastcr Alan Day and his
roop ana the women serving on the
committee for the splendid work done
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-24

Isaac Harris. colored, was fined slOC
IN Police Court yesterday morning or
4 charge OF carrying A concealed razor
William Johnson. colorcd. charged
with ASSEMBLING BESSIE jones with a
knife, was fined S25
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-24

you can be sure that she. or somebody
back Of her, has exercised an imagina-
ton. When YOU find your hostess pro-
vidinG YOU with unique entertainment
YOU can mark it down t':nt an imari-
native mind is responsible. Those
things which ..r most interesting and
attrac; tn" greatest admiration and
attention invor!able rise into the real
through the dream on imagination.
The man who does great things has
dreamed them all beforehand
Remember: Dream as YOU will. or
Imagine what YOU may, your mental
creations will never matcrializc unless
YOU put real force and action behind
them
Lillian RuSScii's Answers.
T. Il. n: No. indeed, YOU do not have
To pay for my advice. 1t makes me
happy I" lac able To help my corrcspon-
dents. You should not hc ashamed of
your legs, for a plump. shapcly les. is
more slightly than thin one. This
exercise may help YOU: Lilo fat on your.
back on the bed or on the noor. with
IN" hands on the hips. Draw your
knees up as far as YOU can, then kick
, forward with Il good vigorous kick
Repeat this about ten times to start,
increasing as the muscles become more
supple.
Vera Ne: Molcs represent small dc
fccts OF Development in the skin The
only way To have them removed is by
electricity. DO not tampcr with them
Yourself, as when irri,atcd malignant
growths are liable to result
Margaret: am glad YOU have
pluckcd up courage enough to write
me. II YOU will address inc in care of
TN" paper. ana will mclosr n stamped,
addressed envelope I shall! he glad to
write yuU personal letter
Ina: The epson salts trcatmcn, is
the health. II is used externally Tor
reducing flesh. II Is made in the form
of q paste or Jelly.
Worried Caroline: | am sorry, Caro-
/ lln" but the question of why some
women arc fully developed and others
arc not Is one that | cannot answer.
! Deep breathing exercises Will not only
/ help 10 develop the bust, but they will
/ MI ont the hollows in the neck Min
I equal parts Of lauolim, coco butter, and
Olive oil and massage the neck with
/ II each night. Allow a portion to re-
main Oh the skin overnight Try this
eNcrcis" for developing tho bust;
/ Double your fists as tightly as you can
/ bringing them together in front with
( the arms raised so rs to he horizontal
+ While keeping Your arms on q Lowell
with Your shoulders slowly soparat,
your lists as widely as possible Du
TINS 100 times every night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-24

Biting the Nails: Is there any cure
Tor the habit of biting the nails?
Reply-Some unknown reader suC-
Eested that this habit is psychic In
origin, and that frequent manicuring
keeps the nails so clean and smooth
that the temptation to bite them dis
appears.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-24

consultation: VIII you kindly give
some OF your sane advice upon the sub
ject OF chronic constipation?
ReplE-Surely. Send stamped. ad :
dressed envelope for personal letter. No
room here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-24
VIII GLADLY suggest authoritative books

On the Water Wagon: Please give
your readers information about water
drinking. Is half gallon day too
breakfast?
Reply-Two quarts Il day would be
all right. but spread it out. We'd hate
, to b" forced to take q quart before
breakfast much as we love odd Adams
ale.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-24
Judgment for SI.J.

Judgment for sl23 was entered in
the Law and Equity Court yesterday
III favor of the Tide watcr Trust Com
pany against John II. Halstead.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-24

Wantcd-A Real Doctor Book: l.. r..
asks: Please tell me what kind of doc
tor book is best for everything and
where can get it.
Reply-Wc know OF no all-aro,jnd
doctor book. If you arc interested in
amy particular subjects. however, we