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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-29
CHICAGO LIVE. sTNCK MARKET.

CHICAGO, September 2S.-IIogs receipts
Io+, strong: huk. SIS 'oG $ls.%S; light; $3.50
slyG5: rough slsioM SlS.oo: pigs. Sli.iNa SIS. 30
Cattle receipts, s..o. weak native beef
cattle. s1.2IGI SIZE. Western steers. SIS i0GI
<lh25: s;ockcrs and feeders. s6.25 q sll - !:
cows and hcifers. sscuu sl2Go: calves.
SlO0OGi sl575
sheep: receipts. 1000. strong: wethers.
!S..DU $3.50. lambs. Sl2. - a $3.50.
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AUCTION sALEs-Futurc Dav,
AUCTION Sales.--future Days
BY n. w. BOWIE & son, INC,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS
AUCTION SALE OF
No. 303 E. FRANKLIN
STREET AND
204-206 E.. CANAL
STREET.

In execution OF n decree Of the Chan
Gerry Court OF the city OF Richmond,
Va, entered on the Sth day of March.
1917. in the suit therein pending under
etc. Va. Anna Il. Boykin. Ellen p. Boy
kin ct ais" will sell Mt public auc-
ton auction. on the respective prem
iScs. on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2. 1917.
the real eftate above referred to, In
the following manner. to-wit:
First-At 1870 o'clock p. NJ. No. 3O3
East Franklin Street, a three-story and
basement brick dwelling containing
abou, eleven rooms. bath and usual
convenienccs. The lot fronts 25 feet
! inch and has Il depth between paral-
lei lines OF l2l feet / inch. abuttinE a
public alley IL feet 1 inch wide.
And Immediately afterwards. about s
O'CLOCK p. NJ. Nos. 2O4-2o6 East Canal
street. The lot fronts 40 feet inches
and runs back a depth of SO feet s
inches. and has two brick houses, as
we'll as Il brick shop thereon.
The first named piece OF real estate
la we'll located and In a section where
land values are sure to increase. The
second named piece of real estate at
penters and contractors to secure n
good location convenient TO the busi-
ness center.
The buying public is invited to at
tend these offerings.
TERMS: One-third in cash. and the
residue In three equal installments at
six. twelve and eighteen months. with
interest from date of sale. secured by
notes and a deed of trust on the prem
Uses sold: or all cash, at the option Of
the purchaser.
A. SPEIRS GEORGE,
10 .tap
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NAVAL STORES.
4 A ~ 4, 4


SAVANNAH. GA. September 2sDTurpen-
,ine iirin ~ sales o is2 casks receipts, 2S2
CASKS. kosn. arm. sales. tji barrels: re-
ueipts i.ott barrels: shipments. iI+D barrels:
stock. N.?lI barrels. Quote: Is. u. u. r.. 6.e5 ,
q. $40: H. els. l. go: Is. 635. VI. SIS. N
81: VIC 7.5J. WV. IT'S.
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
Wholesale OuOtntiOnS OH ExChnpca
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARIE,

NEW YORK, September 2S.-Bcev cs. steady;
Steers. S:tVI Sl5:o; stoChcrs. SI.259 81. - ;
Dn!iS, SoVv9 500. cows sihoii $500,
SiiuN@ Loo: ied calves, $3.50: GraSsers and
Sheep and lambs, steady: sheep. s7.5oI
SLIGO: .uils 500; lambs. sia.5o $500; culls
uosss nrm a, sls25a slssO; roushs. $3.50
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

NEW YORK. September 2s.Percales were
priced to-day for spring basis OF J
cents a yard higher than the opening prices
Of last fan Cotton goods and yarns gen
and Quiet.
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rEri.rsnrnCi rEANlfr MARKEr

tRrport"d Ivy Rodgers. PIummer e. Co. Incl
PET ERSBURG. VA. September 2S-Spa ninh
-FsriIets STOCK, nominal. NlrHinlas--raTIu-
ers stock. noniinaL Fancy Jumbo ic per
pound: extra prime. 6i,c Der pound: prime,
tc per pound.
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CHICAGO. September 2S.-Official reference
TO III" 1871. corn crop as tho greatest which
ever was brought Ia harvest. had a notice
able bcarish effect to-day the corn ma r
ke, Prices closed heavy. 2at to "a. cent,
net lower, at LIE Ia llIHs for December.
ana LIN to l.li's May. Oats finished "a |
cent on to ! cent up, PROVISIONS showing a
WHEAT Open; High Low. Close
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A. SPEIRS GEORGE,
Special Commissioners.

I hereby certify that the bond re-
CURED OF the special commissioner in
the above cause has been duly given.
Teste: CHAS Q. SANILLE,
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Poultry-Hens in good. active demand: re-
ceipts light; chickens. active at quotations.
Bvtter-Market firm. EGss-Receipts light:
market frm. Hides-Market dull and lower
outlook lower: receipts heavy. Veal- and
live stock-More plentiful. market lower.
demand light
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SHARES HIT
BY SELLING MOVEMENT
Sells as Far Down as 81 u,
Lowest 1t Has Reached for
Twenty Years.
ISSUES ARE WEAK
MAI Street Bears Seize Upon Dis
u tress Call by Ship OF Coast to
Hammer Stocks-,icAdoo's Libcr.
SS.yty Loan Announcement Is Factor.
BY STOXOS WALL

rn SIw YORK; sen,ember ga selling
Att1oSement OF some Importance developed in
ME aay hou m1 ,h St, raul sold as low, as
: seE over twenty years Baltimore and Ohio
: soGched 81 on a bad earnings report. Penn
-HSlyania was fairly steady within a narrow
,ranse and on small sales. Union Pacific de.
I, Snned ?t points. and Southern Pacific u,
s'ipdustrial issues were sympathetically weak
recording net losses.
Wall street bears seized upon another dis
tress call by ship on the United Coast
causes of the decline were the announce:
Liberty loan will be limited only by the
amount OF the subscriptions. by the fact that
there was practically no outside buying and
the continued lightness of money. Some call
loans were made high as per cent
Corn Products preferred rose 4 point upon
an announcement that tho accumulate cd divi-
dends will be paid immcdiatcy; When the
stoeRSndeIss " wi havS rsa the nrSsserrsd
cent since January. The common stock sold
for a future melon for the common stock
holders
pistillers was firm and active and scored
gain OF 1h points. American sugar and
Smelters registered losses OF N and Ia.
respectively.
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I NEW ORLEANS. September os--The cotton
market was unsettled here to day. the ira de
tot knowing what to make Of the giraffe
bottoms of the hurricane raging about the
Vii! coast. Trading was light and price
changes narrow. Late In the session the
trend was downward. under liquidation, and
the close showed net losses OF 4 IL points
around the opening there WAS rise of ,
. points In the fear that the storm was
going to bore into the center Of tho cotton
bel, The upward movement was not long
sustained, and was succeeded 10y drop to
Lowell IL to II points under yesterdays
CLOSE Later forecasts. indicating the hur-
FCana would strike the East Gulf coast
caused renewed buying on this up,urm. the
ma -ket went to 10 points above yesterdays
clcs, Spot cotton. steady: middline. -. i3c
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BOND LIST

Am Writing Paper 6s............... SCI,
Anslo-French SIS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ?2i7
Atlantic Coast Line LIST 4s (asked) .... 81
A. c. LII. and y. col a. tasked)... 81
a C. L. CIV. AZ (Baltimorc) tas<cd)...... Sc
chesapeake and Ohio cv. 4,ss............. &c
chesapeake and Ohio CIV. SIS (bid)..... sou
ISBett ana Myers 5s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. al.
Mercantile Marine IS Observation-Disclosures. 81
seaboard Air Line adj. ss................ ~
southcrn Railway As .................... 63s.
Southern Railway IS Observation-Disclosures. ~
o. s. REGISTERED Is. 1880 thid) ........... 81
y. s. Registered 5. 1915 (bid) ............. aot.
II. s. Registered 49, 1925 tbidl ........... 1854
". 8. Reg. Panama 3s. 1861 tbd) 1919. 50
u. s. Liberty Loan Observation-Disclosures. 100 IS
united states Steel =. f. IS. lal
Va Brown Bros. CTS. CIV. Val tasked) 6nts
Va Car. Chemical Co. LIST IS Odd Is
Va--Car. Chemical Co. CIV. IS tbidl 49,. 9y
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Seaboard Air Line Railway Comnanv

The Progressive Hallway of the South"
Trans leave daily: A. N, Norlina local
100 r. ~ SieepeIs Atlanta and Jackson.
Niiis. 30 u NJ. sleeperh JacksonvIlls ST.
sIe.nsI G1unhia foashss I2t5 A. NJ
Tampa and Miami Trains arrivo q %
NJ. 1882 A. NJ $50 T. NJ '-N -
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Cash Erain: Corn-No. yellow, 2.03 a 2O3La :
No. 3 yellow. 203M205: No. 4 yellow. noniina a
Oats-No. white, 39i. 6f6o; standard. COZ
q 6li.. Rye-No. =. 1915.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-29

NEW YORK. September 2s-Port move
mcnt-MiddlinE. 2o.30c. stock. e.. 800 bales.
Total to-day at all ports-Net receipts,
Est bales: exports. :s.'c9 bales; stock.
Ss..opS ba les
Total for week--Net receipts. lsl.i7S bales:
exports. ll7.3l bales.
. Total for season-Net receipts. So. 952 bales:
sAnorts. It9.19S bales.
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NV YORK, September 2s.-Burtcr. weak
ch".se, steady. Raw sugar. steady. centri
fne sranuiated. s.i0Ms.JD Spo, coffee. steady
Rio - SIS: Santos 49, 81.
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NEW YORK. September 2S-Mcrcantiic
paper. So aa'z; Sterling: sixty-day bills.
s!72;, commercial sixiy.day bills on banks.
StlH: commercial stXty-dsy bills. $t7lI:
demand. s+75N cables. i76 7-l6: bar silver.
Sn9dHs; time loans, firm: sixty and ninety
days 5i1 96: six months. s: call money,
drIn: rulinr rato 6 =
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Norfolk Il Western Railway

ONLY ALt-RAIL LINE 70 NORFOLK
Leaye BYRD Street Station, Rich mond
.o dS EoKFoLK; 's:.s a. ~. 900 A. b..
FOR LIYkd:fHhfsukka M 3H 300 4Rr Mwrsr.
ns;IG A. a.: ' q A. NJ: 400 p; ". 1886
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: .1l;,o
4; 81. ..se;25 r. NJ. 1900 p. NJ. From the
:l:6o r. NJ. .s:l7 p. VI. 800 p. 81. H'-'
DAILY. tDaily except Sunday ;Sunday
~. Wy BEv1LL W. G. sAuSnE,.
p. T. NJ. Roanoke O. p RosnnI
{. II. BOSLEf. ID. p. A.. Richmond. Va
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Richmond and Chesapeake Bay Railway ComDan,

pupsLhennk bcntduIo q April "a, 1914.
eeheauio sap'eSS ot 70 Change Withol.
Trains leave RichMoni b.s:so A. M .,
4: 81, P. .M:s r, 81. sP: II. b r. f. MI H.
f 70 p M NJ ii e;To F. g.. 7:io p N. 6s p. &.
\, Trains leave Ashland $3.50 A. NJ. BIZ A.
re noon .'l r: NJ. r. 81. q p M
P'pMa bi s; p Nj $50 P. NJ. S:io p. H..
day. ''Sundays only. SA-
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAN WAY

Gin, Lou'vle e. West .l:sv N .I,.n.
Main Limo Local, ss:ao - ttt.SW p
James River Limo, sl0:0o - tS:iS ?.
!. News. Nix. Old PIT $500 :sSS: 6ooo p
Newport News Local sS:SS ~ Ivy p.
Trains arrive from Nix sIi:so ZIP p
n News. 9:b5 a., 1905 o. From p
Ia;1S a, .a:t5 p. Locals. ts:so a, 1850 p
Ian hIrer. iS:2s n. t6:lo D. TAO D sun
:Daiiy: .E1cep. Sunday.
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RAILROADS
Southern RAILWAY System

c, Trains leave Itichmond--Aiain ST. station
South-Daily: 1870 a. H.. ObserSation' Pho mo
i ,1. CAFE Gar GOO i. NJ. Sleeper to Atiana.:
LILO Z. NJ: Slecpers to Danvllie and Asbs'
VILE. open 300 T.. NJ: 3:SO p. 81. local for
days. '-"eeS
York River Line--.7:35 A. 81. and .,s
r NJ. daily local 10 West Point: B.in :, ~
daily EXCEPT Sunday. Steamer Train con- on.
s:44SS a, N; l;s 5cd z 81; ESQ r.; 81. d daily;
Point: 40 A.. 81; and s:Ie p. 81. dsiivt
Ssx Train s;+s A. 81 daily. e1eeD. NON:
Otffco DOT z. Main st. Phone M,d,., a..
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKEr.

Market very active on all fruits and VI
tables. Arnle market very firm.
The Clovis news., 1917-08-23
"SEVEN PEARLS"
ALL ANIMALS ARE ACTORS.
Every Wild Animal With the Robinson
Circus Are Actors.

N'N'r "I"'' III 'H' history "I 'h'
CIRCUS '"N'''''N mas >'''n ul>llaN "I
'"n'h''I WIN Ahl'''''~ '""I 'Nh'bI'"I
III '''' '' I""II WIN tine '"ih't h'h-
'"o." I"''' NIIS WIN N"''IlI' 'iI'"
'"'~ ''"'''' NI.'''I'''' '''If on almost
'H' '"IlI' performance. MOI "llI| are
."' N'" '''I"''I' '.-i'"l'a Ih steer
"''''' 'r'''~ 'h 'n' ''- ''uI III a'i
The Clovis news., 1917-08-23
"SEVEN PEARLS"
EPWORTH LEAGUE.

The following program will be rem
dered AT the Epworth League. sunday,
August 2Gth. at 100 o'clock
Subject :-"rhou Shalt Love Thy
Neighhor AS Thyself' Temperance }
Leader Ethel Herby.
Song M.
Prayer.
Song 231.
Scriptnre-'ial. 5.l3.W.
Violin Solo Miss Garner.
Talk-"If We Love We Care
Miss Knight.
"The Saloon u Devil"--Lorena Odonl.
Some Hints" Helen Mason.
Some Facts" Edna Deberry.
Song
Benediction.
The Clovis news., 1917-08-23
Al TOM0BIIE OWNERS
ATTENTION

Some time ago II letter was sent out
to the automobile owners of New Mex
| leo asking them to volunteer the rse
Of their machines in the event of any
war emergency.
Fifteen hundred owners patriotically
responded. Now II is proposed to have
these volunteers AND As MANY
MORE As POSSIBLE banded together
into II statewide organization to be
known as the New Mexico Motor
Minute Men; aud to this end the
Governor Of New Mexico has appointed
u Captain in each county, and request
ed that meeting Of as many automo-
bile owners as possible, be held to per
feet the organization.
Full information will be given at the
time Of the meeting Therefore every
person In Curry county who owns an
automobile In serviceable condition II
earnestly requested to be at the court
house In Clovis at . 90 p. IN Saturday,
September lst.
A. J. whiting, Capt. Curry Co.
The Clovis news., 1917-08-23
NOTICE or SUIT.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF CUR.
RN COUNTY. NEW MENlCO.


IN lliH piNlHl'l 'o' III OF CUR
H 'o'NN' NEW MhN!'o.
"cors'a ~ hunt PI"l''iil' VS.
Samuel +. DeHnm and Louisa DeBaun
and W. \. Hunt anG unknown parties
Defendants.
No i,92
TO Samucl T. D,Hor.. Iouiso De.
Baum and W. ufut r., dnfcndnrts
herein.
You are hereby notified TINT a ,uit
hus been flied a.an .ou in fine
The Clovis news., 1917-08-23

will he taken a> confessed by you.
That the attorney for the plaintiff
is 4. W. llOckcnhull. whose business
address is Clovis, New Mexico.
Witness my hand and the seal Of
said Court at Clovis, New Mexico,
this first day of August, 1917
CScah W. G. Xerwcr, County Clerk.
Aug. 2.23.
The Clovis news., 1917-08-23

March ., 1911, made homc~tcad entry
No. Ol 1909, for 81, Section II. Town.
ship / ", Range 81 T., y. VI. =. Me-
ridan, has filed notice Of intention TO
make final threc-ycar proof TO eStab-
lish claim To the land above described,
before W. j Curcn, L. 5. Commis.
Nioncr in his office at Clovis, y, NJ,
on the l2th day Of September, 1917.
Claimant names rs Witnesses:
Samuel H. Hill Johnic Finn Elmer
o. Kirk, H. T. Chandler all Of lIay.
eucr y. NJ
a. j. EVANS. Register.
80. Sc.
The Clovis news., 1917-08-23
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior I. ).
Land Office at Fort sumner y. NJ,
August 2nd. 1917.
Notice is hereby given that l. victor
q Johnson. of Clovis. y. W.. who. ou
The Clovis news., 1917-08-23
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured

By .Dcai applications. az they cannot reach
the diseased portion OF the ear There Is
oniy one way 10 cure catarrhal deafness
and that IS BY = constitutional remedy
Catarrhal Deafness Ia caused by an In.
iiamed condition of the mucous lining OF
the Eustachian Tube when this tube is
inhamed you have a rumbling sound or i'm.
perfect hearing, and when 1t is entirely
closed, Deafness 10 the result Unless the
Inflammation can be reduced and this tube
re-'"red TO Its normal condition, hearing
wi'i be destroyed forever. Many cases OF
deafness are caused by catarrh which 10
an infamed condition OF the mucous sur.
faces. Halle Catarrh Medicine acts thru
the blood on the mucous surfaces Of ths
system.
We will give one Hundred Dollars for
any case Of Catarrhal Deafness that cannot
be cured BY Halls Catarrh Medicine. Cir.
culars free. All Druggists 75c.
y. j. CHENEY 4 CO, Toledo, O.
The Clovis news., 1917-08-23

Ii Is the one chance her life may
ever give to become the Joan 0f Are
Of the nihilists. Clara Kimball Young
in my Official Wife" at the Lyceum
Thursday, August Both.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-29
Well-Known Women Of Texas

medicines TO all suffering women. and
tell them the good they have done and
do tin today for me"
Mrs II. Johnson. residing at 4+ll G
Ave, Galveston Texas, also says Il
have used both Golden Medical Dis
coyery' and 'FavorIte Prescription
and find that they are both fine medi-
cines. and Will recommend them TO
anyone who needs a general tonic.
Women in delicate health viii find re-
lief in Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prsscrip-
ton"
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical DIscOv-
cry and his Favorite Prescription.
which have had such a fine reputa-
ton for 80 years, are endorsed by
many well-known residents Of Texas
Every day more and more people are
coming o realize that these are stand
ard medicines. and are safe 10 take.
Contain no alcohol or narcotics. The
Ingredients are printed on the wrap
pers. They are 10 be had at almost
every drug store IN the land in either
liquid or tablet form II not Obtaina-
bic at your favorite dealers send 500
70 Or. Pierce. Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo,
n Y, and he VIII send a large pack
age OF tablets.
Mrs. n A Smith, who lives at 1716
W 5rd St., Iexarkana, Texas, says:
Il have used DT. Pierce's medicines
and find them good-au OF them. I
would recommend these remedies TO
all who are suffering from diseases
which the human family is heir to-
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-29
NORMA WILL GET
PLAYS FROM BOOKS

Norma TalmaEe is SO pleased with
the reception OF her recent photo
drama, Poppy" that she has decided
that hereafter all Of her pictures shall
be adapted from books In line With
this decision she has completed a
screen version OF William Dana or
QUITS Book. The Moth" and viii be-
gin shortly on The Secret OF the
storm country" based on Grace Miller
Whites story OF that t-le. Novels
generally make good phot0plays be-
cause the cinema is narrative rather
than dramatic Another things that
contributes TO the popularity OF pic
lures based on books is that II
book has had a wide circulation there
are frequently many persons who are
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-29
Bedtime Story For the Little Ones
UNCLE wIGGILY AND JnINIIEs EGGS
ND JIM1IIE'S EGGS.



Jimmie Wio2IeWopnle- the hoy duck
! What's the matter, Uncle Wig
/ gliy- asked jimmie ny do you
/ look SO SAD
Because" answered the bunny
rabbit Il can get no eseS so Nurse
/ Jane can make rice pudding
on, no. laqgne9 anc 4lacNea
/ Jimmie. AS TO that. n YOU VIII come
+ 10 my mothers duck pen she VIII
give you some eggs Sle lays eEgs as
good as Mrs 1lI- H-Clreks the hen
lady
80 she does j nsd Lors 9tlen about
that. Jimmie spoke Uncle Wigsily-
"Of course, her duck eggs are
Larger than men S, Went on Jimmie
Then they viii make all the better
..r.-l ,-. ~ 80 . ~
---.-s- - ~ 7i-=13. 80 Hs
IA 49,, r,-,7-r- 49, -;-5- ne
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- -. ~, 80 ,,s-,7s,5 "
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-.f+ rf---5is lie 5--,i- -, ,,se5 ~,
-1-,;--,- T--,Ts 1J-s,-.-ii-
..---.-71- - 800 - $50 Yah
Die
b. -+--.-z --e +.--.-s ,-:- t,-l
lon ,-+,-r,-, b,lrssr low ,,itb .T3-,r5is s1.5
~ s--. - go IN So
ne anu ---4 80, 5-,;;-, -, 1-,I.,
5,,---s-j ~, - III sI-iiis-,--zSs IL IL,
sIiI.s,.,,- .Lfs 49,
AZ "a =, 57,,--,b 1a5 +ta ,ss+o- crit
IT, -,,.T .ss+ - 80 80
--1-7 T-T,,1a vy-i-riiy-- 40 7 +I-5,
,-o,-.rr No. ct 49, 80 M. +bie
+f--z,,,
VIZ that +r. s11ies+o- 7-4+L o7s
e-sD ~ lie 5orb1a iSI1te5 tai rsIS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-29
Ell PASOAK OFFERS METHOD
OF TREATING CHLGGER BITES

For the benefit OF soldiers. campers
and others. the following treatment
has been suggested by an FL Pas0
physician for the bites OF the CHG
ger
To discourage chigEers rub kero-
sene on the wrists. neck and ankles
and abdominal regions. Powdered sui
phur busted into the underclo-hinS
and stockings VIII also do the trick in
open country where there are not
many bushes
once they have burr0wed under
the skin nothing but mercurial oint-
meDt or the tincture Of stavesacre
seed viii kill them and both these
preparations are dangerous Il incau-
tiously used
-Chloroform II rubbed on each
separate welt viii stop the itching for
several hours"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-29
Reo17+v Cbo+e By Edna Kent Forbes
Henna.

20 many have asked me recently to
~ explain the effect Of henua on the
- hair, that I've decided 70 talk
about nothing else today.
Now. OF all the various stains and
dyes for gray hair, henna is the least
harmless. In fact. heuua seems 10 be
good for the hair for many OF the
highest grade hair dressing establish
ments give henna shampoos. Its use
as a stain was discovered in the east.
where the Oriental women make a
strong brew from henna leaves and
smeared their heads with 81. allowing
il to dry in the sun. Where the rich
blue black hair was desired indigo
was mixed with the henna the chem
zeal combination giving them the
shade they wanted Certain French
men today. lacking the German dyes
they once used, have taken TO com
biuinE a certain kind of indigo with
henna, and even now, though il is still
in the experimental stages. heuua
can be made into various shades Of
brown and black.
But The only shade the average
woman can obtain through her drug
gist is the well known Egyptian hen
Ia a Erayish brown powder This
produces q wonderful rich shade Of
auburn The hair is first thoroughly
shaup0Oed with pure soap and water.
rinsed till not a bit of soap remains
soap has chemical action on henua
and dried. Henna paste is made OF
the henua powder, using boiling wa
ter, and this paste is spread on the
hair tlll every bit is covered, the paste
being kept hot all the time. Then il
is allowed 10 dry on.
Now. 10 is almost impossible to tell
how long henna Will take to produce
color Some times IL requires only 10
minutes. sometimes as long as an
hour. You can only tell by expert
mentinE. On white hair, the shade
produced is much lighter than on
hair with color in 10.
After the time is up, the hair is
washed again, or rinsed. rather. free
Of the paste. Then it is dried. and
that's all there is 70 it. wait three
days before you can expect the full
results, the scalp must absorb the
color and send II again through the
hair. one application lasts a couple
OF months, the hair meantime being
shampooed as usual
7 can safely say that any woman
who does not want gray or grizzled
hair. can treat herself with henna.
without bad effects TO the hair. OF
course she will have auburn hair
and must decide whether her com
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with the hands for ten minutes. then
add three eggs gradually. when
smooth work in the dough Pull into
small pieces and let il rise TO double
its original size; then fold several
times. when firm shape into balls.
place on a baking sheet. flatten and
form a hollow In the centre. Brush
over with yolk OF egg and bake in
hot oven for twenty or TWENTY-FIVE
minutes Serve hot OF cold-Tomor-
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