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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-09
GOOD PROGRESS
Upon Mineral
PRODUCTS WORK
President Judd Returns From
inspection Well Satisfied
- With Situation

Albert F. Judd, president of the
Mineral Products Company, returned
on the Wilhelmina this morning from
a short business trip TO the coast, de-
voted largely to a first-hand inspec-
ton OF the companys properties near
Patterson, Cal AS a result of his trip
Mr., Judd declares himself well salts
fled with the development work as IL
has progressed and with the resources
the company is opening up. - = =,
He spent Il DAYS on the coast, most
OF the time on the mineral products
land. Il was well pleased with what
I found" he said today. Il went all
over the properties land spent two
nights in miners CABINS.
+. The railroad Is making very satis-
factory progress. Grading is now be-
ing done Is miles out from Patterson
to Magnesia station, and three miles
OF track have been laid. The work is
going along as fast as possible and
should be completed, as they estimate,
by July ], unless delayd by rains.
Henry Ginaca's estimate OF the
cost of the road was $4,000 but at
the rate IL is going now il will be less
than $4,000.
"As to the various minerals upon
the properties, | can speak only as a
layman, but, speaking thus, | am con-
fident the reports are not exaggerated.
The work really is more in the nature
of quarrying than mining.
More chrome oxide is located than
had been anticipated. We don't know
exactly the extent of this but at least
5000 tons are exposed and there is
every chance that the amount will be
20,0oe tons. This will be the first ma.
teriaI shipped. 1t goes into green paint
and is now selling at SIS to ST. ton
on the cars.
ct am well satisfied at the way
money has been spent under Ginaca's
management. He has put the money
into the railroad and pushed this
along. II will be a little more than
% miles long when completed and
with necessary sidings there viii be
% miles of track. We have enough.
rolling stock on hand to handle 100
tons output per day"
Mrs. Judd accompanied Mr.. Judd
home. Charles G.. Bockus, the Mineral
Products promoter here, will return
shortly from trip to the coast which
has occupied him for several weeks.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-09

sTAR-5uLLETlN GIVES YOU
To0AV's NEWS TODAY.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-09
FULL ATTENDANCE OF CO. c H..
WANTED TOMORROW NIGHT

All members of Company c, 1st In
fantry, N. G. H., are especially urged
to be present for drill at the armory
tomorrow night, by LIST Lieut.. NJ. p.
Morgan, who is temporarily in COM
mand. 1t is necessary that every
member of the company be on hand
for drill in view of the competition
scheduled for next Sunday morning.
The company viii turn out Sunday
morning, May Ia, to participate in the
military tournament, and the men are
ordered to report at the armory at
$50 o'clock. r.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-09
WITNESS Tells
SANE STORY. AS
did We. BARNEY

An eyewitness to the William e.
Berney accident has been found. This
witness corroborates the story told by
Mr.. Berney of the Mills school.
William Barrow has reported to
Deputy Sheriff julius w. Asch that
he saw an auto strike Mr. Berney last
Thursday night In Manoa Valley. Mr..
Barrow is a contractor and was work
ing On a residence in that vicinity.
No arrests have been made by the
police and Mr.. Berney has sworn out
no complaint The latter is sick in
bed today from his injuries.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-09

Although there was a falling off of
1900 900 gallons in the consumption
of whiskey and of 6,0og,0 600 barrels OF
beer, the nations drink bill for 1915
is computed at s2,50a.0c0.0oo.
Italian prize commissioners have
seized 20 Austrian ships and four mo-
tor boats.
James Allan, grandson Of the foun-
der Of the Allan Line, died In Glas-
gov. It the age Of 81. 49, -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-09
SPECIAL SHIPPING
VESSELS TO AND
FROM THE ISLANDS
Especial Wireless 70 Merehants'
Exchanoe.)

HILO-Sailed, May ~ p. m, 8. S
Hya0es for San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO--Sailed, May s, s
S. Mexican for Honolulu.
PORT ALLEN---Arrived, May 8, Sc
Alpena from Newcastle.
SAN NCISCO-Arriyed, May 8,
a. m, S. 8. Matsonia, hence May 3
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-09

Monday, May IS, will be the last
day for paying taxes without penalty.
After that date 10 per cent will be
added. Take your tax bill with you
when paying. Payment must be made
in Y. s. gold coin or certified check.
Make separate chseks for Honolulu
end country distriets.-Ady. y.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-13
Oas cine Ae[6db!

.Gg mterfeqt feinem 8meHI,~ ibretbt Der Chicago SeoIo" al
leitenoer Seae, ,oob Die g9erfn" elm @eihls flbrte. Ser 8erbt oes
anerifantihen aonuls Iautete oaEn. Dfan 1T tnoefen m Den g5ning
oeg Characters zines fre6prtigen aonffnbrtetfdtffes acknowledgement
niht entfeioe. 9u6 Der anufabrer bari fb flslb NIT irgeno einer
ggebr nerieben. @eotent e. Tb 0teir Mebr ODER muft CT Den 8eriut, it'd
:Arer ali 6eoineu, 70 felt er fb natirla auBerhulb oes SfaBes oes
9oIferrehts, fst Fh Der iofertigen @erntttlng aug. Der 8ebral3,
rht ober Der bIobe geit, oeudt uns bns egentlide 8ergebGh."
Sic 5ppbfterei oes pSeraIo~ lit prdhte. Ser 9efs elmer @aHc
CUR BiOerrebr fst Sic abfbt borous, itb Oder gSaffe gu beNenen, obne
Sen @eoner 9et gum guqriff al laien. 9as 1T in amerita bas unge
lfrie6ene @eet. 8u b%erIoneen, 0aB 0as ltgoot eit unfrage Oh g
5husen mole, lit ben 9I0ofnn af Die 5pse gerieben. Setn ariegbifHT
miro Die geagenbett Dorbeigeben loHen, erneu Geno unberiebens 81 aber.
fonen, IS miro fM Dns iogur sur aufgabe MAIDEN. Gs 9olerreht be-
fimut ntrgenOs, riebeL @edlse Elm Sdiff fibren ntiie I'M os Sriegs'
ifnf al aeten. 8enn es gldubt, nit eiuem @effls ousfonnen 81 font
men, 70 1T 0os fetne Sode. Sur Elm llnterfeeboot betebt nenn Is DeiB,
0oB Is Elm bepafnetes 9anoesfiff Dor itb bot gar feline @~erpfidtln8.
It'd of einen admpF nit Oemiel6en en6ulofen, es bratdt aud nidt feline
giFtenfarte ob5ugeben, ionoern tam Inn nit bempl3en Redte ems
l~unperiebens ~aufbrennen, nit Dem Der SolOot auf Dem S6noe Dem 5en0e
ems aufbrennt, m1 Uenn beriebe elm JreiiddrIer it,. SIN ariege lit
Der 3iDiIft Der nit einem @epebr berumtreiht Elm 6reihdrler, ben
nan nf ben eren Bid erfhieBen fam, neil en- fb nit Dem Sol0aen
amf cine Shfe feat
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i6tung, Oe(egatGn
OOm gentrGlUGr6dn0!
Sabtlide Notwithstanding nuf
6reitng ben II. Sannar,
perIfDoben.

@eeen Der oeuti6en Ebeater.go r.
telling 6reitoe abeuo, Den IA. 60
tuar. lit DIE Sdbrlihe General Der.
iammInng 6es Central. gerbnnoes
duf nddlte ISOLDE, 6reitas abenO,
oen 2t. Sonlnr, perihoben tuorOen.
Gas 5inan5saomitee it hermit
anaemieien Die Bidder oes Siuous-
Setretdrs uno S9abmeiiters 81
priiIeu, Inn in oieIcr General. Der
iammIlng einen ooaitdn0igen ge-
riht ein3ubringen; uno aud oas
aomitee fiir Die Gagruig oes Staats
rerban0es lit 6ringen0 eriudt, lei.
nen SdIuB6eridt fiir ole geriamm.
lung aus3uiertigen.
aein 3ele0at ioGte Die General
9eriamnIung perIaumen, oa in Der.
ielbcn audi Die 9eamten erpdblt
tueroen mo pieIe nihtige @eidaite
5ur grIeotMtng fommeu per0elt.
BAL. s. Setter, &rdiiSent,
aHg. i. Spsdlt, Sefretdr.
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,,On6el BrdIg" i'm
OeutJC6en 9aus!
Sas Stirling Elaee GnIembIe tritt am
6reitas, ben IA. Saunar
Oaieiblt anf.

DSnipcftor grdfg"l @eI6em
9lattoeutiden uno @erebrer Srit
&euters iAlagt tpobl uidt Oas Ser6
bober. fpenn er nur Die @orte bort2
@ertritt bod feiner bic e6te @emiit.
lidteit unO and @fiffigfeit, turo bas
ear5e 8eien oes plottoeuti9en Cha.
rofters better, oIs oirie bon 8ris
&eltter 10 punoerbar gei1iloerte le.
bensmaBre 6ieur 9ntel @r1iiss.
0ieien @efiiblen Der ear3en oept.
iden 8eo0Iterune Ger Stoot ans.
Druid b~erleiben0, bot Der 9latt0ilt.
lne @ereen NIT Dem bier eo~Itierenocn
3elie. @niemble oes glcu gorfer
.Sroing 8lace Sbeoters Die 9lbma.
dung getrofferb onB 6osielbe am
%fommenOen 5reitog, ben Ia. So
mar, I'm 9eutiheu Sous in Dem
@olfsitiif gGnfel 8r1iig" ouftritt.
@ir iinO fider, Oob fem 6reuno
pIattoeutidcn @umors uno 8eiens
Die @elegenbcit boriiber gebeu lniien
iuirb, oieie 9oriteIlluq 5u 6eiuden.
Sn Der SifclrDIe tritt SER DILL
Ter 6obri5ius ouf. meIder 6ieieIbe al
ieinen beften @artien rednct, un6
i6on in GentihIono NIT grobem Or
folg in oerieIbeil aufgetretcn lit Die
nn0eren gittglieoer Der @eIeliddft,
meIde iih betanntIia In Omaha in
bortreffIider 8eiie eingeiabrt uno
ais quite S6auipieler berpieien ia.
ben, merben inn niiroig 3itr Geite
iteben. Mnn fam it6 alto auf cine
@lan3boritelung eefaBt MAIDEN.
Die 8reiie Ser Gldsc fino ouf Toe.
fir reierbierte Site uno nltf SOC
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Masfen6aa Ser Sarnaari.

Gle Cmaba 2oge Nr. 500 oes
ceutldlen Gr0ens Der &nrugari Der.
mitaltet am Sanitng abeno Den Is.
~anuar in Der bobmii4eu EurnbalIe,
Is. unb Martba Str, ibren Dies
iqbrigen 8reis. Mnsfenbal. Der.
ielbe beripridt, Fid 8u cinen ie1r
idopen Set 5u geItaltcrt ga oas
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nidJts mper.
iuft lGBt, ben @aiten ben 4ufent-
belt 10 gemiitli6 unO mr9enebm ME
nltr m6aIidl gu geItalten Die am
better foftiimierten Masfeu per0en
NIT 9reiien ouBge8eidnet merOen.
Ser gintritt mr. auf 25 Gents
pro- &erIon ongefebt lit. iolte cit
Soblreifer 8eiuh Die 8orberettln-
gen lobHert.
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Srant %. ganble, aanOibat.

SER 5ronf u. 8an0le. Der
Sabre lang bas an1t Des Re8iit
oi Geeo mit ieltener aus5eidapu
un0 9fIidttreue begIeitete bat q.
tern ieine aonbiootur fir Die %
mination fir Glerf oes Giitriftsgl
ridt ouf Dem republlfaniihcn Eif,
1ngefilnoigt. Serr @anoIe lit ei
Fabiger, ebranipertcr unD in ieoc
9~e5iebung MISUNDERSTANDING
Dam, Der Die unteritiisuHg jeOe
5arteigdngers in Der 9lationalpot
Jeroient.
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an un(ere ce(er!
Dian iidere ii6 6as i~ucrtSOlle gnd
@FfyE IN ONE.

@ir m6dtsn nniere tussten Geiel
anf bic Anseige Der Meseatb Gta
tionarp Company, 1927 6arunu
Strahe, in nnierem glGtte anfmerf
lam maiden, oeEu nod ME lit eli
10 iuertpOlles Bud, ME Ons bon obi
ger Company a~uge5eIgte
five IN ONE"
FIR einen 10 nieSrigea Yreis nnge
buten luoT6en.
&ie ihUu Der SiteI ~an6eAket, be
itebt oas snn5e @erf ans fiHf Der
idieOenen 8adern, BON meldjen ie
0es einseIne 8nf bns UelO inert lit
mas aae fanf tDiten. 9Gs gang
Werf 1T cine ma6re Sdabfammei
fir Beifdft, pans nn6 Jdrm. Son
nnbesnblbartm Mert fir SeSermnur
nnb FIR iebe gernfs'grande. Biol
Elm tinsiges Re3ept angeiunnbt nnl
0as gnd bat I'D banbertfad be.
snblt. WrOhe gerlnite nn6 Soften
fOnuen bnrd basielbe eripqrt uerOen
nnO cine Mfnee ais mertlDs anse,
Tebene Saden t6nueH ipieber 81 bel.
lem Bert anS 0nssn sebradlt iucr.
ben. So 1T nnbeitrittsu bas Bette
Hn6 prnfti6lte @erf ieiner grt,
Oas alien mSgliden geSarfniTen bss
tdslideH gebens eutipridt, nn6 Sas
oesbalb in teiHem 6aaie, feiner
farm nno III EeiHer @srtititte fsb-
len isllte, beiOn6ers ba es aisgen.
btidlid rnter oer OeAtb0r ghnitigitcn
Cfferte 81 baben 1T. 7ah bas gnd
Gin redlt Hihlides aHb praftiiaes
itiH mnk, benefit aaein 6ie @araH.
tie. bic NIT jebem gnd geht, no.
mad eth Seber, Der Gin BUD fanft
nub nidt bamit 5nfriebsn 1T, e. ~.
fam nnb oann iein WeIb
3nrnderh6lt. Mna i6nme alto nidt
nnS beitele iofDrf, ebe Oieie Effertt
suradaesugen iutrb. !
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-13

liz aagemeinen @intritt feitgeieei
orben. aIio Sodoeutide mil
}latt0utIbe auf am 5rcitag 4beno
zen ID. SSaniior, abenos adt nbl
gum 9eiud n0nfel 8rdiigs@ in
Deutihen Sanie. Gintrttsfdrter
itno iebt Ifon an ~foleenoen 5tela
al ha6en: Gmabo 3ribiine. 1911
9ouar0 Cir; 4oolf 8rnnoes, 1928
5i0 Ia. CTR; Gonigsbrlgge uni
gmal6, 23i1 2enpeniportb Ctr;
luie bei ben Mitglieoern Chris. Sc
ne. So, Hooenburg, Grhit Som
uno Beorge aiene.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-13
@ie bic @nie Dor @~ertOpfnns 81
ifiiben. = @ie itetigts Gduiperu
at DermciSeu. 8ie i6leH

ldlnBen. - 8te Iteflges HGntpern
at Dermeioeu. 8ie l6leH
4t6em 81 berfdenfen. 8ie
idtueres atbmen 81 fnriren.
Sd perlnnee teinen ein5ieen Gent
Don Sbnen, ia ioroere tein ein5iges
9erfprehen.
Sd iaee eiufa9: Bern sic aa.
tbarr habeu ODER ireenoneI1e art
6erortieer 2ei0en, finOen Sic I'M
Sbrer ieIbit tDilen aus, Oh meine
acknowledgement Sbnen belfen
pirb. SD bsbnnpte nitt, Ife utro
- irgeno jemon6 fam 8ebnnptaHs
gen duhteaen. Qber id ienOe Sbnen
Elm Dirfiomes giittel frei uno uber.
Ioiie es S9Hsn, es su iogen.
Alnn i6 cine a~nit6n0igere Offer.
tie modenY
Site, geben Gle mir @eIeoenbeif,
1hnen 81 beiueiisn, ME ifnen, mie
effeftin INC ME uatirlid meine fonl.
binirfe 8ebdnoLnng brett 1uf Die
Bur8el oes lebels geht luo Sbnen
Grlei6terung ua0 9ebogeil pom BE.
GIN an gep1brt.
SD tp~ieOerbole. Senoen Gle fem
GeI6. unter5eidnen uno ien6en sic
oen COUPON nn0 Derihaffen Sic fid
Geiulobeit, @Gl1ieIigfeit uno NED.
qen Sic Die @elegenbeit uabr, AT
r%eolifiren mas 6ldub' Combined
treatment fir Sic leiItet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-13
oRa(=Nad]riC0ten
IL fremont, 0e6.

9as i1brIide 9nnfett fir 8itglie.
Der ua0 5nmlIien Ser @rnno 4rml
uao 8omets Gelief Corps @creinC
ftnoet am Gomer8tag gaodmittaQ
I'M so ubr itatt. 9(ae MitgIie0er
beiber 9rgamiationen uno 0eren So.
miIien itro oa8u frernolidit einge'
ia0er.
Die Better bon 4utomobilen mil
fen I'M 2nufe 0iefas Mionats Ibre
I@ebubren an ben gountpsS habmei-
tier entridten. Ser 8etrog lit fir
lolhe automobile, bic MIR Dem Sri.
O%atgebraud) oienerL $500, iotfe fir
9eiddflihen @ebrouf maien $500
entri6ter, uno Mlotorrd0er lino nit
Dem grtrage bon $500 idbrIia be-
.loitet. g5 ftn0 pieneidt 1900 4uto-
mobile I'M Gountp unD 896 Damon
baben bereits lire 5teuer entridtet.
Gle Girettoren 0es @aiieubouies
ipraGen in i9rer 8eriammIung Den
@eiAGitsIelten Der Sta0t ibren
Can't aus fir ben bon Oieieu &C.
ltifteten g8eibnodtsbaum
40olpb 8ogeliang un0 6. 6.
a~ingsblirp, lesterer bon Council
BLUFFS. hoben 142 50. 6. ctr. cine
agertur Der international GORE.
iponoence Gdjool e%roffnat.
5rnu Roqo Gbriitenien lit bon
einem Gnaben entbun0en noroen.
9on 10. Sanltar ob ner0en Or
gfienbabnen pieoer lire 6dbrpreiie
Aloe pro Mfeile erb0ben.
Same8 8ilion. ueI6er Dor un-
.gefabr 4 Sabren fid IN SnglerOooo
sur gu9e iebte, uahOem er In Der
9e16e bon 9iortb Bend fir unge.
fdbr % Satire cine 6drn bepirt-
idoitete, mur0e beute Mfittng I'M
Stna ieines gruoers in SngIefuooo
bonn Sdlnge geribrt. or mar I'm.
geFabr 60 Sabre oft un6 Sungse.
iele.
q. S. ai6o bon Beatrice belt ge-
tern bor Dem Mems Club effen Dor.
trag iiber Stnotpertpnltung oura eli
ne aommiiiion. 8ie 8esfommlung
mar gut beiuht nno @err ai0o bob
Die @or5lge 0ieier 4rt por 8ertpaL
herbor. gr errp6hute, BOB mad
Der neueiten Soee elm Council BON
ben briten @eid1ftslerten. fpelhe
Dine ge5nbiung fungieren, einen &C.
ihaft5fubrer ertDa1len miro. Der Die.
lem Council berdnffDortlidl 1T. Winn
0irfte ipobI fnllrn erfDorten, 0oB
ale @eidafte elmer Stabt eirlem Elm.
3igen Mailne ou~fgebur6et bon benz.
NIT ~geboriger ginIidt Der.
fualtet mer0en fonnten, un6 er ourfte
falim bic geborfee ltnteritntung bon
ben unbe5abIten Gouncilbedmten er.
1aIten, nod 1iirften nieie IdyfDerIih
geiliigeuoe Sorgfnlt Ddlten Ioi.
en-, obne 8e5ahlune ieiue Sanolnn.
zen 5u uberiuaden, 10 baB iie fih
IN inteIIigentes urfeiI aber feline
sgrDaltung bilben fonnten. ggie.
SeOermann weiB iit 6ieies oog 2anb
Yer Toaars. un1 Die Qeiifp. meId,pI
iur oas aagemeinruobl fh miiben
IDHroen, iiHO iHuer 81 ffuoen.
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BEIRUT eua BEL enifdnien dIi
Die rSribune@.
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acknowledgement

grutettorat; Ser8og SObaun albredf su DPedlcnbure.
einidleBcnO bic Solbaeulebcrb ndS thnng, uulter bcn Nrotd.
tornt Der Godter oes 9euhhet aaiiers, 6rou Sersoqin gietoria
sOnife sn granHidjiueis nHO ganebnrg.
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GsnSea Gle bas Mittel mnS
Bud frei.

Sails Sbre fombinirte geban6.
lung mid bonn aotarrb befreit
uno mir @eiuuSbeit uno guten
9autb mieOerberi9cfft bin i6 nil.
lens. es mir beDeiien 81 Ioilen.
Gober isnom Sic mir foitcnfrci
uao obtle jeoe 9apfIidtnng mel.
nerieits, oles poraus be5ablt, Dos
IaitteI uHO BUD.
ytdlHe
@otelle
Sic es an 6. 6. @olrb.
s2s4 gaoin Ct, NariboH 9dh.
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WGrden SIG dies MIttsI gsgen
lhrGl Katarrh annGtnSn, WGnn
iCh as FRET sand8?
eenbet fein @eIS, iraat fein giffp.

lInter3ei6nen Gil einfad ben gou.
pom uno ien0en Gle i'm Elm, ur6 i1
idide Sbnert ale Soften ~borausbes
8ablt. cine eroBe 9robe meiner reuen
fombinirten 9ebon0lung uno tpertb.
boae Snformationen iiber
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Mon unterttlte Die Oeltits
Brefie. iuoem man 81 ibrer Der.
breitune beitr6gt.
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es besoblt iid. III ben .aIoi.
|iifi5Irten An5eigen@ Der Iribiine 5n
n%Hnonciret.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-14
Good Blood
F. INTO mct.c EonncIy

~ ih!s time Of the year my mail is
heavier Win inquiries abou, means OF
acquiring good complexion than at any
Other time.
Good blood and plenty OF it is the
only sure recipe for a good complexion.
II your blood is thin your complexion
VIII be poor and anacmic-no matter
how YOU may scrub, massage, and cold
cream tho skin of your face. NO
amount OF local manipulation or appli-
cations Will give you a lasting color
You must have good red blood in your
body 10 have it show in your face
You cannot feed the skin with ex-
ternal applications alone. II FIRST has
TO he fed from the inside. II -ou would
he"p unpleasant lines away from the
corners Of your mouth. eat good. whole
some food. for the muscles OF. the lower
hal: OF your face are controlled by and
reflect the condition of your digestion
Economic. on wells ami skin foods
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-14
Woman and Home
Ethical
Talks

land go back To draw poker" said tho
Head Barber Il used 10 ii" pretty
good playing poker"
f., You told me once YOU lost TIVE
shops that way" said the Manicure
! Lady
! but that was here IN tn. city
where the wise guys live" said the
Head Barber "in the country il would
be different"
you'd lose more that would he the
difference" said the Manicure Lady
Rather said once that the best poier
player always lived in the small towns.
and goodness knows the old gent aiu't
foolish about them worldly things. Il.
used tn run game before he met ma.
Then he got married and settled up
But do think. George. that YOU
better stay IT home here in tn, city.
The city needs gents like YOU to keep
its men looking trim and neat. In
the country all your wonderful talent
would be wasted"
Il am q little slick foe a small town. e
admitted the tcnd Barber. but !
would he willing to give the small town
the benefits of my skill. Think of ali
the fresh eggs and fresh air | would
get, instead Of hot air and r.rS that
has got silver threads among tho
gold"
I'D like 10 spend nay last days in
little town" said the M.ui,urc
Lady. bat Will" am younr and i'm
pulsire. like am now. would like to
keep on living where as many gents as
possible get a chance To sec me every
day. That's my best chance to find me
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-14

Ncrs" and large hats for afternoon
Crepe. Italian straw and linon are used
f"r the larsei shapes. Flowers made
Of ostrich and flowers made of straw
are used on many OF the high priced
imported models
MI the little Vatican effects are
good and they are certainly most al
Turing. The woman who can resist
them must have a susceptibility that
has become thoroughly ossjfed
The blue serge f:ock. always service
able, always good. always desirable.
may gain 4 touch ~ variation by com
oininc ii with mousselinc de sole. /;
IS being done now. and the idea was
launched by no less interesting an ou-
thort'y than precoil. y stunning frock
from this house had the appearances
when IN reposc of having q plated
SHIRT but when the thing is worn ami
the p!aitS move IL Is shown tina, there
ar" plhits of mousselimc lie sole placed
between the panels OF serge \ novel
Idea and bowling lot Of WORK IA
make 10 doubt,
Copyright. 1916. by J Keel,y,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-14
Indoor Life Makes F
TRh OH. OF i<Ok"IN no kn
WEIGHT DOWN. OR 10 RE
DitE StPERE'I.iOUS

leopic who arc confined within dnl
anu VINO are deprived OF fresh. inyip,
a,inE air and exercise must lake y
caution I" guard against OVERSEE,
ness, az Fat acquired by indoor Iirc
unhchithy and danger 10 tho ri
organs or the body. Lack of cNorr
III inc fresh air is said TO weaken :
oxygen carrying power Of the Hood =.
mat II is unable to produce sire
muscles aud vitality and the formal;
or unsiGhtly and unhealthy TAT is :
result. " 20
" you are Is or 20 pounds above n,
MAJ weight you are daily drawing
your reserve strength and arc consta,
~ towering your vitality by carryJ
inns .xc"ss burden. Any person. w
ar" satisfied In their own mind III
they are too stout are advised TO go
tragic Drug Co, or a good druggist a
get box OF oil OF korcin cnpsules n
,aEc ono after each meal and one i,
before retiring at night
Even "A fcw days treatment Inns he
reported TO show a noticeable redI,
ton in weight. improved digestion :,
return Of tho old energy; footstc
become lighter md the skin less fla
BY in appearance as supcrfluous 1
disappears.
oil Of korcin is inexpensive. cam
injuie. and helps the digestion Al
person who wants 10 reduce ID or
pounds Is advised 10 give this trca
mcnt q trial.