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The Farmington times., 1916-08-11
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The Farmington times., 1916-08-11

When one of our merchants adver-
tises a special sale, and brings large
crowd to the city, all the other mer-
chants are benefited by the perform
ance, for most of them derive more or
less trade from the people who are
attracted hither, which they would not
get otherwise. If all the merchants
advertised literally the expense would
be equally borne and no one firm
would be profited at the expense of a
contemporary. That advertising bears
results no one can gainsay and if it is
good for one establishment it is bound
to be goor for all. 1t helps the town,
the advertiser and the community
generally. One can usually distin-
guish the firm which advertises from
the one that does not by the air of
hustle and prosperity about it. II
does not have to live on the crumbs
from its competitors table.
The Farmington times., 1916-08-11

The Times office has received an
other consignment of cards suitable
for candidates needs. We have then
in all sizes, and at reasonable prices
Give US trial on your next order. W.
guarantee satisfaction, both in regard
to price and quality of work.
The Farmington times., 1916-08-11
Cooperative Extension Work in
Agriculture and Home Economics

College of Agriculture, Univer-
sity of Missouri, u. S. Depart
ment of Agriculture, st. Fran
co.'s County Court, and St. Fran
cois County Farm Bureau, Co
operating.
The Farmington times., 1916-08-11

Directors:
WillKinkead, Libertyville.
viii London, Pennington.
John Rion, Pennington.
]. II. Shaner, Bismarck.
Lee Welker, Pennington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-16
WHITE SULPHUR GUESTS
SHOW INTEREST IN GOLF
Matches In Championship Tournn-
ment Of West Virginia .AsSocia.
ton Closely Followed.
SOUTHERN COLONY GROWING
Loui and Lady Aberdeen Enjoy Old
Fashioned Supper Of Fried Chick.
ell and Cornbread-MrS. Stephen
Is. ElkinS Recent Arrival.

Special TO The Times Dispatchl
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. W.
VA. July i3.--The guests at tho White
now are engaged in whirl of out
door sports. golf being tho most popu-
lar just at present. tho champion
ship tournament OF the West Virginia
Golf Association was played on the
White Sulphur links the past week.
The new clubhouse was the mecca, not
only for contestants. but for all those
who liked to follow the game. The
spacious porchcs afford Il splendid view
Of the course.
The week was gay with informal en-
,ertainments. the ballroom being filled
with dancers each evening.
Riding is as popular now as in the
autumn season. many going out each
day over the trails
Lord and Lady Aberdeen are leading
4 quiet life. but on Tuesday they were
guests OF John Patterson, of Dayton.
Ohio, when they motored with him to
Elmhurst for an old fashioned supper
OF fried chicken and corn bread. Ar
thur Dilks. OF Dayton, was also of the
party.
The Southern colony is growing each
day Recent arrivals are Mrs. George
g. Avery, Colonel Richard r. Coleman n.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert c. Cowan. Mrs.
y. &. hurry, Miss Doris hurry and Mrs.
L. r Hutchinson. all of Louisville.
Among those who have come from
Richmond are Mr.. and Mrs. James B.
Pace. Mrs John -. Potts and Miss Nell
Potts, Mrs. Edward r. Robinson, Mr..
and, Mrs. John =. Taylor and Miss
Elizabeth Taylor and Mrs. Archer An
derSon, who are in their usual cottage
in Baltimore row.
Mr.. and Mrs DcCourcey Thorn and
children have registered from Balti-
more during the week. From Wash
ington have come Mrs. S. w Symonds.
Mrs. Francis b. LornS and Mrs. Jo-
scph Crawford.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Wynne Foulkes, OF
Bryn Mawr. have engaged a suite from
July 10.
Georgia will send number Of guests.
as usual those having already engaged
rooms being DIR. and Mrs. Leroy Childs,
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas y. Paine MIR. and
Mrs. W. ID. Grant and Mr.. and Mrs.
John L. Murphy.
Mrs. Stephen Il. Ell<ins, OF HALLE
hurst" near Elkins, W. Va. arrived
to day with Il party in ii private car.
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ORANGE

Especial 10 The Times Disra ten
ORANGE. VA. July l5.-AIrs. w Fl
boiling and daughter, Miss Bertha
Boiling. mother and sister of Mrs
Woodrow Wilson. are visiting the for
fncr'S sister. Mrs. James G.. Field
MISS Ethel Woods and sister. Of Ro-
land Park, Baltimore. are visiting al
the Old Manse. the home of Mrs George
L. Browning
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. f. Golsan left or
Thursday fer a Two weeks visit TO At
lantic City
Miss Julia Goodioc. of GordonzviIle.
has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Riley Macon
Miss Daisy Lea, OF Lynchburr. is the
guest ri her sch climate Miss Eliza
beth Lyme. At Willow Grove" near
town
Miss Ailcie Glenn Of Martinsv,lIe.
va who has been the guest of Mis-.
Agnes Willis for ten days. left on
thursday for her home.
Miss Elsie Estes. of Harrisonburr. is
the guest Of Miss Elmer Weaver. ar
Liberty Mills.
Mr. and Mrs. Parkc REGISTER. of
richmond who have been visiting Mr..
anG Mrs, Henry q. Warren. motorcd
10 Richmond on TUESDAY.
The Misses Newton of Hanover arc
guests OF their aunt. the Misses Rooton.
on Marshall Heights
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GLADSTONE

Special TO The Times Dispatch
GLADSTONE. VA, July is--U =,
Fisher is at Black Mountain. y @
Miss Mary Capell has returned from,
visit 10 Washington, -. c.
Miss Ida Jones and Mrs. s. +. p,vno
81 Appomattcx, are guests OF Mrs. i. y.
Wallace.
w. II I.ayne. of Norton. Va who
was guest OF A. n Jordan last weaL
has returned to his home
Mrs. q. T. Akers Willie Akers Al,
and Mrs. Il l. Brown motoreJ ,n
LynchhurC yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w Fl rcay arc visit
week.
Mr. and Mrs. y. e Wright and fam.
lily left this week for visit to To
Mr. aud Mrs C. a. Akers have re-
turned. after an extended visit to rel.
atives in Richmond
Mrs W Il. Jobe spent several J,,s
This wccN IN Bedford City.
MI and Mis-. j. s. Carter have >.
turned, after visiting friends n,
Maidens, Va.
l.. a Capcll, Of charlottesville. an,
w. y. Carcll, Of Chicago. arc visitjn.
their parents here.
Mrs J. H. Brown left this week TO,
Ohio 10 visit relatives.
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BLACKSBURG

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
AckSBCRG, VA, July l5.-Nrs
!! y HodEson, of Fails Church. is
visiting her son and dauehter-in-Iaw
Professor and Mrs. +. r. Hodgson.
mrs. Henry G. Froehling and young
daughter. OF Richmond, arrived here
OF! Wednesday to spend the summer
win MI and Mrs j. X. Henderson.
MISS Mary Apperson lief, on Tuesday
Tor a months visit TO friends AZ Ma.
toka. w Va "
Mrs. \. NJ. Robinson has reon.,.d
her mouse here after Il years absence
ana VII! be joined next week by her
daughter, Mrs. j. r. Ware of Panama,
Mrs j. X Groseclose has returned
from Richmond, where she was called
ny the critical illness of her mo,bo,.
Mrs. II. z. Farrier :
MISS Mary Lcdcerwood. of w.r,,
ihSton, is at her home here for ,;o
month OF July.
MISS Martha Kemp returned 10 her
nome at Frederick, Md. on Thursdar
aiter n visit here TO Mrs Y B. Kcjster
president j. p. Eggleston was IN
Richmond this week for the mon,;n
OF the hoard Of visitors of tho " ID
MISS Minnie Murrill left on .rnesd.,.
20 spend two months with her hrotbn,
neN. II y. Murrill. at Lewisbure w
Miss Kate Cook, assistant Iibr,ri,,
AT the college. has left him for ,,,,n
weeks vacation AZ Williamson. w Va
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BRISTOL

Especial to The Times spatchI
BRISTOL. VA July l5.-Mrs. ". r.
Hamilton and sons. W. Il Hamilton,
Jr.. and Edward Hamilton. of Nash
Vile. were the guests OF Bristol rela-
tivcs this week. and are spending some
time in upper East Tennessee.
Major and Mrs William J.. Brown
have returned from Tate Spring. Tenn.
where they spent ten days.
Mrs. Joe r. Sewer and children. OF
Augusta. Ca, are spending a part OF
the summer with relatives here
Mrs. W r Til!ar. and children. of
Empo'ia. Va. came To Bristol this
week TO visit Mrs. Tillar's parents MIR.
and Mrs David +. Bailey. and from
here went TO the Tillar cottage at Big
Creek Park 10 spend the rest of the
summer
Major j II. Faucette is spending
ten days in New York and Boston
Mrs. j. n. Lewis. of Lynchburg. after
visiting at Big Stone Gap. is the guest
Of the Misses Hunt and other Bristol
friends
]. Cioyd Byars arrived here this
week from Washington TO be with his
family for a week or two
Mrs. James p. Taylor, Of Chuckev
VALLEY. Tenn. is the guest of Mrs.
Robert Burrow at the Burrow home,
'Grays,onc.' on Holston Heights.
Miss Berry Jean Oliver, of Chatta
nooga. is the guest OF her grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Oliver.
or Johnson Street
Frank Goodpasture and bride.
formerly Miss Hazclle Anderson, left
this week for Roanoke, where they
expect Ia make their home
j. +. Rhea was here this week from
Chattanooga on visit 10 his parents.
Miss Ellen Shclburne. of Birmine
ham, Is expected here. soon to visit ,ha
Misses Powers
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the week OF Mrs w II. Slaughter. on
Dinwiddic Street
Milton Apperson has returned from
Rivcrville.
Miss Kate Ellis Wise. Of Kansas
City, who had been visiting Mr. and
Mrs. 6. W oliver hero, has gone 10
Newport News.
Miss Kathleen Moore has returned 10
.anoke. after visit OF two weeks
here.
iof Elkins " "a arc visiting her
mother Mrs. Charles II scott, in
Luxembourg
Mrs. NJ ". Dobson and daughter.
Miss Mittie Dobson. have returned from
IN extended stag at Virginia Beach.
Miss Norma Lee Hopkins and Miss
-ouise Duiguid have gone for "a
months visit in Washington. Baltimore
ma West River, Md
MIR. and Mrs Z. y. Evans and two
little daughters have returned from
Greensboro. y. =
Mr.. and Mrs. W T corwi,h are at
Bedford Springs.
Mr. and Mrs /, p Whitehead, who
We're married in Washington several
weeks ago. arc hero after their bridal
trip.
Miss Ada Par,low is visiting Mrs. J.
l.. Wisslcr at Nj, Jackson.
Air. ana Mrs. Percy l.. Owen spent
the past week in Washington.
X. l.. Butler. Of Detroit is visiting
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. X 7. Butler,
hero
Miss Thcima Kent has gone TO spend
some timc in Washington. Colonial
Beach and Baltimore.
Airs. Katie Critzcr spent the week at
the Peaks Of otter.
Misses Lawrence Taylor. MARY Reeve.
ley. Sallie LcGrande and RAY Zimm.r-
man arc Spending their vacations at
ocean View
Miss Pauline Long has conc for an
extended stay with friends in Baiti-
more Westminster. Md, Philadelphia
and Atlantic City
Mrs. :. l.. stroud and daughter. Miss
Virginia. Mrs Howard Billiard and Mrs.
, K. =; Lavindcr. who were accompanied
by Mrs ". :, Almond. OF Suffolh have
gone 10 Chick springs : G.
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CULPEPER

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
CULrEPER VA, July 15.-Mrs. Car
rington Watkins entertained at a
morning bridge party on Friday in
honor OF Mrs. John Fray. of Birminr
ham. Ala, who is visiting Mr.. and Mrs
William RI. Fray here.
Misses Lena and Mabel BURKE and
Miss Greer, who have been visiting
Miss Mary Nalie. following STAY in
charlottesville. left this week for Their,
home in West Virginia, ACCOMPANIED
by Miss Male.
Mrs. Randolph Norris. Of Mi,chel,s
was the guest this week OF Mrs. Garter
Page. on .Iamesons Hill, and attended
the Chautaunua. Mrs Pages niece
Miss Lillian Page, of Florida. who ba :
been attending the summer school nj
the University Of Virginia, is with hcr
for the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs Tazewell Priddie. Of
GAINESVILLE. Tex, are here for several
weeks. visiting the formers motber
Mrs. Josephine Priddic.
Miss Christine Furnival who was tho
guest this week OF the Misses Lovinp
following visit TO her cousins. Mrs
Lewis and the Misses Lewis. AT "Rosn
Dale, this county, returned 10 RAM
dan on Wednesday. Misses Jane and
Dorothy Loving left yesterday to join
a house party at the country homo ,f
their uncle, Clarence Loving. Of. Lyncb.
burg. near. Colcsville, in Albemarlc
County.
warner Norris. "A former resident NJ
inns county, who for years has been
making his home in Spokane. Wash
IS visiting his brother. John Norris, at
the old home.
Mrs. Enoch Lewis and children are
on fortnisht's visit TO her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. w. j. Ilarr. i'm Char,ottas,
VILE. -"
Miss Byrd Law AMI her nicce Mic.
Nan Woolfork. left on Monday for n
stay In Sanford, \. c., where they will
be Joined next week by the formers
brother. Pink Law, who will return to
Culpeper with them.
Misses Lucy Maxwell and Pamela
Henry, OF Washington. y. c.. who were
guests last week OF Miss Lizzie Waite
while attending the horse show, left
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BOWLING GREEN

Especial to The Times Dispatch
BOWLING GREEN, VA. July 15,--Dr.
and Mrs. John G.. Broaddus are at Noun
tain Lake.
John w. Chandler is in Richmond.
Mrs. Catharine l.. Bcrt and Miss Mary
Bert have returned from Virginia
Beach,
Mrs. z. s. CoGhill has returned from
a visit 10 her parents in Stafford.
Mr.. and Mrs. William 3. Eroaddus.
OF Richmond arc visiting Mrs. Kate G..
Broaddus.
Miss Pattyc Parish. OF Washington,
is visiting Mrs. f.. Il. CoGhlll
Miss Angelina Magruder, OF lynch
burg, is visiting Mrs. J. l.. Jordan
Miss Blanche Broaddus and Miss Lucy
Ba rlow are visiting friends in Norfolk.
Mrs. w. w. Wright spent a part Of
this week in Richmond.
Misses Emily Overton. Ora Curtis
Rowe. Margaret Smoot, Mary Lycu
Smoot. Alice Richards and Edgar Rowe
and Edgar Richards are attending n
house party in Frederick sburS. at
Brcmpton, the home OF Mayor Rowe.
Major T. y. Coehill speEt a part Of
this week in Richmond.
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lYNCHBURG

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
LfNCHBCRG, VA. July l5--Mr. and
Mrs I. L. Mclaughlin are visiting
in Washington. They will go from
there TO Atlantic City before returning
nome.
Mrs. W, c. Akcrs is at home. after a
visit with relatives at Cora. w Va.
Miss Marian Grcason Of Baltimore
is the guest OF Mrs. j. j. Ryan and
family here.
Miss odella Camden has returned
from visit in Newport News and Nor
folk.
Miss Martha Sherman is visiting Mrs.
c, w. Freeman, at Bramwell, w Va.
Miss Coline Bagicy has returned
from 4 stay in Ecnbridgc
Mrs. Charles Mcknight has gone 10
Virginia Mineral Springs for the re-
mainder OF the summer
Mrs. l.. II Tankcrsley and children.
who were guests here of Mrs J. "
TankcrsIcy. have. returned to their
home i'm Richmond.
Mrs. c.. l.. Elliott and Mrs g. NJ.
POWELL. OF Richmond. are guests Of
Mrs. j. r. Smith at her home on Main
street
Il Il. Norman. OF Kansas City. has
retnrned home. after visit here with
lis father, DR. 2. r. Moorman.
{. II. FOCUS, who visited his sister.
Mrs. s. r. Landrum. here, has returned
d. his home in Charleston, s. c.
Mr., and Mrs. Courtney Williamson
have returned from their bridal trip
and are at home TO their friends at
1927 Rivermount Avenue.
Rev. and Mrs J. C. Robertson spent
q portion Of the week with friends
IN Nelson County.
Miss Mary Boyd visited her cousin,
Mss Nell Estes. in Roanoke. this week.
Aubrey Craig has returned from
Crewe. where he visited his parents.
Leon McWane is spending his vaca-
ton with relatives in Radford.
Miss Dorothy Willaucr. of Roanoke.
visited Miss Ethel McWane here during
the week.
j. j. Hughes. Jr.. has gone for a
rest at Atlantic City
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. +. Kulp are visiting
friends at Charlotte.
J. T. Elicit. assistant trainmaster of
the Norfolk and Western Railway hero,
who has been III of typhoid fever. is
Improving.
Misses Louise Wright and gladys
Ratcliff, Of Dublin, we're guestL during
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ORKNEY SPRINGS
Especial to The Times dispatch. J

ORKNEY SPRINGS. VA. July ID
The season at Orkney Springs Hotel
has been inauguratcd with many pleas
ant social features. The Fourth OF
July celebration was greatly enjoyed
by the guests. In the evening Mrs H.
G. Carter entertained with "a MARSH
mallow roast. novel feature Of the
evening was a dance given by the
younger set. the floor being covered
with exploding fireworks. On July >
Mrs. III. T.. Mitchell gave a dinner to
her many friends at the Shenandoah
Alum Springs.
birthday party given the guests
by the management Of the hotel In
honor Of Captain II. c. Mitchell. of
Washington, was an enjoyable event.
An address was made by John vincv.
president Of the Chamber Of Commerce
Mitchell responded. To DR.. J. ~ Bag
nef, of Baltimore, was awarded first
prize for the most unique costume
Horseback riding seems To be hold
ing It's own this season. Captain w
l.. Lowe. United States Army. and Dr..
j. ~ Bagnell, Of Baltimore. hold tho
long distance record to date. Miss Eliza
beth Hopkins, of Baltimore, gave a
motor party last Friday to Luray Cav
ems. Leaving the hotel after an early
breakfast, the party made the trip over
the Blue Ridge. returning in the early
evening.
Among recent arrivals are: Mrs. j.
c James. Mr.. and Mrs. S. y. lronnon-
ger, Of Norfolk: Mr.. and Mrs. Caspc,
G. Coincr, Mrs. c. II. Nicholas. Miss
Elizabeth Nicholas and Miss George
\. Nicholas. OF Waynesboro: NJ L.
man. of EdinburG, Va; Lucille L.
smith. Frances Hennyslkill. +. Jacquo
lin smith. Of Bcrryvillc, Va; w w
10th. or Richmond.
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SUFFOLK

lHpsoial TO The Times Dispatchl
SUFFOLK. VA. July I5.--F'rank W.
Selig. Of Elizabeth City. y 6. is the
guest Of Suffolk friends
Mr.. and Mrs. L l.. Woodward have
returned from weekend stay at Vir-
i;inia Beach
Mr.. and AIRS. George Hower,on have
returned from their bridal trip and are
at home at Tho Nansemomd Hotel
Miss Ethel Shoop left on Wednesday
for Euhaio 10 visit her sister Mrs
John r. Phillips
y. y. Ballard. NJ 4 Mates. G.. T..
Holland. Jr., c. l.. Dennis c. r. Wal
lace. l.. i. Jordan ana l.. D. Tanner
attended the national convention of
ElEs in Baltimore
Miss Cole Liiiiston is the guest or
Mrs NJ. Ernest Edison. of Virginia
Beach.
lis,on, who have been visiting in Geor-
sta, returned TO their homes in Suffolk
this week
In honor of her guest. Miss Eva Rcs
nett of Norfolk. Miss Ecrnice J.ch 4.
man entertained at card party on
saturday afternoon at her home on
Bank street
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. corhi,t attended
the Virginia Ear Association at old
iIenry s EIey attended the state
Fharma ceutical Association. in stnun
ton. '''
Miss Pat,ie Pretlow has concluded a
'isit TO Mrs. i. : Eoykm ana has re
,urnen to her home near Charlottes.
H. stnar, Lewis has returned from
Charlottesville
Miss Martha Williams, of Salisbury.
Nd has concluded . visit TO Mis-. Mar
ana Miss Margaret LLOYD
MISS Alma ELAN. of Chase CITY. i.
,he guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Hilary ELAN.
IN the Virginia apartments
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FRONT ROYAL
tsnecialt to The Times.pispatcn

Especial to The Times Dispatch
FRONT ROYAL, VA. July l5.-AIiss
Eva Stricken, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
n. II. Stricken. died at a hospital in
Hagcrstown. Her remains were brought
here for intcrment.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Harrison Rich
ards have returned here, after week
in Washington. While there Lieuten-
ant Richards took an examination and
was promoted from second to first
lieutenant of the Fourth Cavalry, sta
toned at Hawaii He will return to
his command in the fall.
Mrs Guy Ray and daughter. OF Bal
timore. are guests OF relatives here.
Miss Ida Estham, of Flint Hill, Is
the guest of Miss Virginia Leach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peacock and Miss Mel
lie Settler. of Baltimore. were recent
guests of MIR. and Mrs. Gus King
Misses Virginia Compton and Xir-
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LOUISA

Special 10 The Times Dispatch
LOUISA. VA, July l5.-Miss Eliza
beth Flanagan entertained in honor
of her cousin, Miss Warwick Black, Of
Cincinnati. o.. on Thursday evening
Miss Pauline Watts arrived on We'd
ncsday from williamsburg to visit her
sister. Mrs. Robert Ellis.
Mrs y y. Walker has returned
from a visit to relatives in Richmond.
Misses Linda Henderson and Virginia
smith arc visiting relatives in Charles
ton w Va
Mrs Bun Wiley. of Atlanta. Ca, is
visiting Mrs. Floyd CLANCY, at Glen
Maryc"
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HANDS COVERED
WITH BL|STERS
Which Would Crack and Form Erup-
tons. ltched and Burned. Could
Not Put Hands in Water.
HEALED BY CUTICURA
SOAP AND OINTMENT

My hands broke ont in little blisters.
They were covered with bisters which
would crack open and form sore erup-
tons. They itchcd and burned and if I
would scratch them they felt like they
were on fire. could not rest at night
and | could not put my hands in water
for they got worse.
I started 10 use Cuticura Soap and
Ointment I bathcd my hands in hot
water with the Cuticura Soap, and then
put Cuticura Ointment on them. fused
one box Of Cuticura Ointment and two
cakes OF Cuticura Soap and in about one
month my hands were healed. "tSigned)
Mrs. Annie Bonhagc, los w. 10Th St,
Baltimore, Md, Ian. "a, 1915
Sample Each Free by Mail
With 81 p. Skin Book on tho treatment
ofthe skin and scalp Address postcard:
"Cuticura, Dept. T, Boston, Sold by
druggists and dealers everywhere.
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later for a visit TO their uncle and aunt
Mr. and Mrs. John Bannister Sparrow
in MartinsviIlc.
Miss Bessie Johnson has returned to
Washington after II visit to Dr. and
Mrs. X. clyde Lewis on Jameson's Hill
Dr. Lewis's mother. Mrs Thelbert
Lewis. is their guest this week and is
attending the chautauqua
MISS Lillian kerwci who has been
visiting her trVt.cr, Charles Kegwcin.
in Washington. - G., following a stay
OF some months in Orlando Fla. is
spending several weeks with friends
in Culpepcr
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GINA Weaver are visiting friends In
Richmond
Miss Emily Mason. OF Petersburg, IL
the guest of Mrs. Walter Richards. at
Riverton.
Mrs l. a, Buck is spending month
with her brother. p. \. Richards. AT
North East, Md.
MISS Virginia Dorcl. OF Baltimore la
the guest OF Miss Dorothy Cordu.
Mrs. Tacrnrt and daughter. Eliza
I! bcth. OF Washington. are spending
some time with Mrs. ragsart's arents,
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. l.. Evans
The Brandon news., 1916-07-20
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT TO AID
Types Now Under Construction
In Many States.

Four hundred and sixty-five miles OF
experimental post roads of different
types, benefiting % different cOun-
ties, are now under construction
in 13 states, which are cooperating
with the federal government. These
roads, which are being built under the
supervision Of the department of ag-
riculture, are authorized by the act
Of congress which appropriated $780,
600 for the post office department for
experiments to test out the value Of
improved rural carrier routes. The
federal government pays one-third and
the state or county benefited must de-
fray two-thirds of the cost. AS rapid
ly as these roads are constructed the
department is endeavoring to interest
the local authorities in inaugurating
systematic maintenance to keep these
roads in condition. The Virginia au-
thorities agreed to maintain the new
roads built in that state, and it is be-
lieved that this local maintenance sys-
ten will be extended to the post roads
to be built in Maine, Tennessee, Texas
and Alabama.