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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-14
500 SAMMIES
ARE RELEASED
At CAMP LEWIS

staff Corrrsponds-ss
CAMP LEWIS. Tacoma. Nov.
its--tivc hundred men wcrr re-
leased from quarantine at this
camp yesterday. The mon be-
long 20 cempsn,e. o and X,
s6snd infantry. and spent two
weeks in isolation because Of en-.
posture 10 spinal meningitis. No
cases developed during tho quar-
antine. tntil November q ~v-
cry man viii be examined daily
for symptoms Of the disease.
The remainder OF tho men In
quarantine ar. taking their confine
mcnt chc-rfully and so far thcru
have been no new cases In quaran
tined companies
An enlisted man paid viait yes
tsrtay evening to n friend In anoth'
cr regiment and had no trouble In
entering the barracks. but when he
came 10 leave. found tina, his visit
would be continued tao weeks. Tho
building no entered was in auaran.
tine.
At the same time an officer en-
tered another barracks and was
compelled 10 rrnun-
ARMED guards patrol the company
str-cta around tho barracks
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Not II II Is Well Digcsted. Take n
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet After
Meals and Prevent Heartburn,
Gas, Sour Risings and
neaxiness

Skipping from dainty food to the
rougher variety will surprise the
stomach In many cases. Coaraer
food win not hurt any one II the
digestion Is good. but most stom
achs will need help. Stuarts Dys
pepsia Tablets after meals will dl-
eest the food, clear the stomach
md prevent dyspepsia. bad breath,
gastrius. catarrh OF the stomach.
pains In bowels. nervousness, heart
burn. belching, bloatinE. etc.
These are the causes OF muddy,
hlotchy complexions In most cases,
No face creams can do any good.
Get a 50-ccnt box OF Stuart's Dys'
pepsia Tablets at any drug store,
correct tho faults OF the stomach 10
restore the complexion to It's nat
urai beauty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-14

Federal agents have commenced
an Investigation OF the looting OF
tho steamer AK. which was wreck.
ed Off ChicaRof island on Sovcfn.
Der /. Mail sacks were ripped. and
the mall torn open and scattered
about the decks The vessel was
stripped Of everything movable. II
In alleged that the natives and fish.
crrnen did the Job
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ITALIANS STOP
GERMAN DRIVE
ON RIVER BANK
velopnsnts In Russia.
by rn,,ed Pres, L>a.od wfrc

ny rnt;rd Press L>a.cd wfrr
LONDON. Nov. 1.-THE T-u.
ton army gained the first ad.
vantage In the loeksyinE prr-
llminary TO the silimportant
battle OF the Pave. but after
having crossed that STREAM AZ
Tenson their force. were pinned
tight ca the bank by powerfully
directed Italian counter attacks.
Tho fact that the Austro-GcrIna MS
were unable TO make further prog
rcsa today after crossing tho river
WAS regarded as n favorable omen
Of Italian solidarity.
Venice n only about 20 miles
from where tho Germans crossed
tho river only one morr natural
defense line Of any strength stands
between tho PiAve and thu city Of
DoRes.
on the northern Gefp wing Of the
Italian line In the mountains. tho
enemy has advanced slightly. but f.
being blocked In efforts TO turn the
flank OF the Italian front
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-14
MRS. DANIELS ASKS
AID IN VICE CLEANUP


~ United Press Leased Wire
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, Nov II.
Mrs. Josephus Daniels, wife OF Sec.
Rotary Of the Navy Daniels. opening
the annual meeting OF the United
Daughters OF the Confederacy. last
night, appealed to the women 10 give
their moral support to the army and
navy authorities who are attempting
to eliminate vice from the canton
ment vicinities.
There In no basis In truth for the
double standard" she said, there
are no reasons whatever save in the
worlds false teachings why your
sons should not live in the same
cleanliness that we expect Of our
dau9htern
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lat WHAT YOU WANT
WHEN you WANT 1T

People who consistsztiy dsay
IeAakr appssiss some particular
iG1DA appalling especially 70 ths1f
iD01nto, because inAulg sncs has al
iU0yu meant suhssqusuf GuRsrfng.
|U0 tA1Ak this . strong stsssosns-
IN = . fact howsvsr, that most
Ipoop1s can without fear OF DIS
t1u6ning coussQusaces, tadulgs the
!ovpoe1s1 within reason II the bow
els ars active and rsguiAr.
0oavy dtnnsrs and late gupps-S
|eon b enjoyed with tmpuntty II,
bo4ors rvftxtng, one win saks .
Opoonxul OF DR.. CAldwslI's Syrup
IODu11. . m1ld comhxAAs1on OF sim
rs laxative hsrns with pspstn
Sko1 axugWtsts sell for atty cents
q boe11a. 0e1tls In &C ton and
'Youn3tve n eject. u regulates the
bUWo1D II a eASy, natural way,
O14h0ut tripping or othsx discom-
|1oge, anA II the idsal family lax
o0svo. Get . bottle Of pr. caid-
V011b Syrup Yspg1z from Jour
1Eu4G1ss AID kesp IL In ths house
- u oceastonAily and you Will
~ y0u can eat Almost anything
~ lkko without fear Of eouss-
|6Dnces. 4 trial bottle can be
| 6saansd free Of ehaxvs BY writing
~ Dr. ~. T. Caldwell. Is6 wash
IfngSoa D., 0oAtaosllo, Illinois,
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ARMY DOCTORS TO
DO BIT At DRILL
FfrfF Torrrerordrnf

staff Correspondent
CAMP LEWIS. Tacoma. Nov. ~
The medicos must march. too. &C.
oordinK to an order which went out
today
In tho past. tho physicians Of tho
medical curiaa have not been rcauir.
81 90 isarn infantry drills and Go car.
~ arms. but experience In t'rance
has taught that this knowledge IL
~ value TO them. and accordingly
hereafter. for several hours a day.
the doctors viii parade with the rvut
81 the troops here
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f,,,orvc 20, M, frank rp~sch at the
Paris luncheon
Nortt,~Itsfc Opposes
Nioat urwsp.p~ru. and particularly
H. No-,bcli,f, Qualifications. cypress.
"a "a. onipion tha, the new council
,xoun wsck Go dirpisr~ such British
cxxnmandrru a. air Dougtas Haig
And Ger. Robertson.
.T,o prsrnlrr IL anxious for closer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-14
HONOR ROLL

Tho Mili school at Kingston.
wash. announces their roll Of honor
for the month OF October Gladys
Montague. Robert Burns. korwa
Tanuda, lola Gross. Chayako lnana.
Russell Gross. Sylvia Jones, Earl
Jones'. Kiknyo inana. Keith Burns,
Akira 'ChaAki and George Mok.
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VIVIANI LIKELY TO
SUCCEED PAIhiEVE

nv United Press Leased Wire
PARIS. Nov. i$.-Rene viviani
former premier and later minister of
justice under Iabot. was regarded
today as being tho most likely sue.
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Mayor Not Connected


His statement follows.
This is 10 certify that the under.
ERned In on. Of the officers and
stock holders Of tho Merchants Pro
tective Corporation. a.corporation or
ganized under and by virtue OF tho
laws Of the STATE Of Indiana. and also
admitted 10 do buEi~css under the
laws Of the state Of Washington.
That Messrs- GIN. Hoyt A Frye
had nothing whatever 20 do with the
organizing Of said corporation. and
that the same was In existence long
prior to the time they were retained
by said corporation 20 represent II In
Seattle. Wash; that Aeasrp. GU.
Hoyt a Frye have had nothing what
ever to do with the personnel OF tho
membership Of said corporation in
Seattle, wash. but that said mem.
bership has been solicited solely By
the agents OF said corporation. and
without any suggestions whatsoever
from Messrs. Gil. Hoyt q Frye.
That tho only suggestion which
has been offered By said Aessrs. He
Der Hoyt and Hernon Frye az to its
membership was that no proprietors
OF hotels or soft drink places below
the line should be solicited for mem
berships.
No Dealing With GIN
That tho undersigned has had no
business dealings with Hiram c. GIL
Whatsoever. and that he has always
been informed by Messrs. Hoyt and
Frye that Mr.. Gin was not mem
Der Of the firm and had no interest
therein. that said firm OF GIN. Hoyt
& Frye act as counsel for said mem.
bers simply thru the fact that aald
law firm r. employed by said Mer-
chants Protective Corporation on a
yearly basis to do said work. that
the membership Of said nasociatlon
in Seattle and In other cities consists
mostly Of Rroeers. garage propri.
etors, junk men. restaurant keepers
and others of like class
MERCHANTS PROTECTIVE COR
PORATfON.
by DAVID y. COHEN. Secretary"
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was In the nature Of a malIeshift-
f1inleve formed IL on the basis Of
truce with the socialists. but their
support has never been definitely
pledged.
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Dental Special
Announcement

View ~ io0 totumbto
I have left the imita-
tors OF my name and
signs on First ava and
moved my Dental or
fees 20 the corner OF
Ttrst ave. snd Columbia
at. just acros. tho street
from my old location
My new entrance 10 No
100 Columbia. midway
between First and Sec
ond ayes. I will not
raise my prices because
OF the war. but ] DO ex-
poet TO increase nv
Dental practice so that,
the Increased burine.S
viii offset tho increased
cost of doing busin oas
because of the war.
I want 90 be known
man in Seattle who did 4
prices because OF the ~
EDWIN J. brown,
seatGes Leading !
los Coium bia
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oezsor TO Prof. Painlcve as premier.
. Downfall Of the Painieve ministry
hss been expected for several weeks
IL should be realized the ministry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-14

At meeting Of the Seattle Real
Estate association. TO DO held At
the Butler hotol. Thursday At noon.
bylaws dealing with membership
dues and the dispossng Of property
will ba discussed.
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the attorneys. retained by and At
the expens, OF the above corpora
ton for the period % one year from
the date hcr~of.
Din rcd lnkt Members are do
Tended In all civil and criminal ac-
tons brought against them at any
time In police court or justice Of tho
peacn courts Of this city without
charge by our attorneys.
$40 Only Charge
Members receive legal advice and
information on all state laws or or.
iinances OF this city without charge.
The object Of this corporation 10
TO protect tho above members from
loss thru fraud. bad credits. bad
checks. unfair ciaiTnA and TO arbi.
trate all matters when dias-nzion
arises.
Warning tend rcd inkl
IAN persons committing crime.
against the above member viii BE-
prosecuted TO the fun extent of tho
law.
In witness whereof this corpora
ton has caused this ccrtificat. to BE-
signed by It's duly authorised officer
and seaied with the seal of tho com.
pany this zee. day Of ........ 1917.
signcd by stamp IS. REfKER.
SeaD President
(starnp~tD -Gin. Hoyt a Frye. Attor.
nsyEatiaw. tss-2T.2s-2s Colman
Building. Seattle. Wash
Hoyt Explains Work
Hcber Hoyt says his law firm
was engaged by the corporation last
June. and was not the first TO handle
the work here.
w. had nothing 10 do with IN.
selection Of the local membership.
said Hoyt -and tho soliciting was
done by representatives from the
central office. In Indianapolis"
Hearing that federal investigators
were probing the activities OF the
protective corporation. Cohen issued
a signed statement. declaring that he
had had no business dealings with
Mayor Gin. and that the law firm %
Gill. Hoyt. Frye 4 Raley had moth
ing TO do with organizing the con
Germ
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GILL DENIES
PART IN VICE
DEFENSE PLAN
Continued From Page

a. membership and n members card
q Identification
Members Guarantee
The certificate states;
s~The Merchants Protective COT
poration. Incorporated 1913. Mem
osrxhsp Certificate.
~This Is to certify that ..........
= admitted 20 membership In the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-14
.hyAre You Cray7

Why look older than you feel,
Now that so many thousands
have proved that Q-ban Hair Color
Restorer brings uniform. dark.
lustrous shade to gray or faded hair
you really ought TO try Q-ban.
Ready TO use-Suarsnteed harm
iess-75c for large botsie-money
back n not satisfied. Sold by Bar.
tell Drug Co. Owl Drug Co. and al
good drug stores. DELIGHTFULLY."-
identifying. Try Q.ban Hair Ton
&c: Liquid Shampoo: Soap. Also
Q-ban Depilatory (for superfuous
hair).
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George for his frank spc~oh q; the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-14

Ev9y Y. M &. H. CAMP in France oH be godsend TO
the Boys there Help Me Y NJ g. II. build and MAINTAIN
these Homes-$35, 100000 is needed HELP all you
La Junta tribune., 1917-06-28

FOR SALE-One five year old bay
work horse; weight. 1850 pounds.
guaranteed. Phone. HoIbrook rs
r 2.
La Junta tribune., 1917-06-28

FOR SALE-One hundred and
twelve head Of white face year
ling steers and heifers. Howar1 vaa
Horne. Ttmpss. Colo.
La Junta tribune., 1917-06-28
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Morgan Skyles has greatly i'm
proved the appearance OF his White
Kitchen by Installing a new glass
front and making a much more con-
yenienr arrangement OF the interior.
c. c. Buchanan arrived home yes
terday from Moberly. Mo-. where he
was summoned last week on account
OF the Illness OF his mother. whose
condition had greatly improved when
he left
The store room adjoining the
Cozy Corner is undergoing a general
overhauling preparatory to its being
occupied by the Edison Diamond
Disc Phonosraph Company as a dis
play room.
There will be an ice cream social
at Reynolds hall. in swink. Friday
evening. from to 10 o'clock. A
special invitation Is extended TO the
ice cream enthusiasts OF La Junta
to be among those present.
The Arkansas Valley Railway.
Light and Power Company gave an
other demonstration OF It's patriot
ism by erecting an Illuminated Red
Cross sign across Colorado avenue
at the corner OF Third street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Burbank. of
ordway. are parents OF boy who
was born last Sunday. Mr.. Burbank
offieiated a. cashier at the office OF
he Arkansas Valley Railway. Light
a Power Company before removing
to Ordway.
Walter Durbee writes from Tuba.
Ariz.. 10 change the address of his
Tribune to Winslow. Arix.. where he
viii be located for several months
in charge OF the work OF construct
ing a new bridge across the Little
Colorado for Uncle Sam.
Mr.. and Mrs George Wilkinson
left the first OF the week for Eiiens-
burg. Wash. to make an extended
visit with Mr.. Wilkinson's mother.
Mrs Jane Wilkinson. They may de-
eide to locate In Washington pro-
yidinx their impression OF the coun-
try II favorable.
La Junta tribune., 1917-06-28
Big Dsu...d for Baby CAseks

Ray HutseI. Of the Fowler Ess
Farm. was interviewed By the Tr1o-
uue man : few days ago. and fessed
up as follows:
We'll, 1 this morning shipped the
last OF my little chicks for this SEA-
sons business. The demand for
baby chicks has been much more
pronounced than It was last year.
but there has not been such de-
mand for eggs as heretofore. l find
the price OF feed has Increased 2so
per cent, while the price OF baby
chicks has increased Is per cent"
Mr.. Hutsel shipped out 500
baby chicks this season. and hatched
out 1000 more for use on the farm.
Fowler Tribune.
La Junta tribune., 1917-06-28
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Garden enltisaton at the Il Jun
q Hardware Company.

Garden cultisatoss at the Il Jun
Z Hardware Company.
B. u. spaiding i stiiI Il Mouat
Ciemons. Mieh.. and is reported 10
ts Improving. being much stronses
physically and HIS mind clear. II he
eontinues to improve II h the iAten-
tion Of Ars- 6Dalding to return 70
La Junta with her parents within
the next two weeks.
T. G coltman vas elected presi.
dent of the State Pharmacal Associa-
tion at the annual meeting held in
Manitou last week. Mr. and Mn.
v. n. Lagerauist and w. Z. Andrews
also attended the annual meeting,
the entire delegation from La Junta
mailing the Journey to Manitou in
Mr.. Laserquist's automobile.
Misses Hul2h and Meryl Black re-
turned home last Saturday from
Westerville. Ohio. where they have
been attending college during the
past year. Miss Hulah Black gradu-
ated in music from the college this
year. the graduation exercises being
attended by her parents. Mr- and
Mrs. w. Y. Black. who returned
home with their daughters
La Junta tribune., 1917-06-28

FOR eALE-Stx lets. Nes. - 70 -.
b Bradish sddittoa. L. J11ta:
eheoo. Wries ownaT. w. Ho0ooo.
JuditA Gap. Moata1a-
La Junta tribune., 1917-06-28
iosE MORE sHoRT ONES.

Nm. n. 8. Larsen returned Mon
day moraing from . three weeks
trip 70 Illinois On her return Mrs.
Larsen net her son. Lloyd. who 10
ssltioaed At Fort Riley. Kan. in
KAnsas City. and reports that he Is
looking we'll and much improved BY
the military training he 10 receiving
there.
Mrs. Frank Finney and Miss Mae
Marshall left last Tuesday afternoon
ON an eastern trip which will extend
through the summer. They will
make . brief visit with Mrs. Fin
ney's daughter. Ms. J. p. williams.
lE Cincinnati. Ohio. and later will
30 to Camp Mesacosa In the Adiron-
dsck mountains to spend the sum
mer.
Carl Bauer and family. accomoa-
MED BY Mr.. and Nrs. !. ". Bernard
and c. ". Buck. we're county seat
visitors Tuesday afternoon, making
the journey down from Fowler in
Mr.. Bauer's new Hudson super six.
Mr.. Buck. who is editor OF the great
family Journal At Fowler. says his
town made . fine showing in the
Red Cross campaign. and claims that
II raised more money per capita than
any town In the county-even Swink.
La Junta tribune., 1917-06-28
LOCAL AND Personal.

DR.. J. +. Findley went to La
Animas Monday and from thers
journeyed by auto to the Christian
Chapel. thirty-five miles south. whess
he preached on Monday evening and
again on Tuesday morning. He re-
turned to La Junta Tuesday even
ing.
Mrs. James Rumsby and children
left this week for Redondo Beach,
Calf. for a two weeks outing on
the seashors. Mr.. Rumsby will leave
next week to join them for . few
days and recuperate from his stren-
Uous official duties at the Santa Pc
shops.
Miss Frances Hart writes from
Oneonta. n. Y. to change the ad-
dress of the Tribune to Poncs City.
Okla. where she will spend the suD-
mer with her parents after com
pleting a very successful year a.
supervisor OF manual training snd
art at oneonta.
The members of the G. G. Club
enjoyed a delightful evening at the
Cedars last Friday. Those stteading 9
we're Misses Susan Wood. Ruth sheg-
man. Genevteve Moore. Helen Ed
wards. May Stevens. Ruth McCauley.
Elizabeth Ritter. Hazel Lee. and
Furmsn updike.
Miss Mary MeGeeney. who Is In
charge OF the telegraph station at
Morse. Colo. expects to leave the
first OF the week for Seattle. where
she will attend the marriage OF her
brother. r.. A. McGeeney. Jr.. which
will take place in that city on Sat
urday. July 18th
H. q. Lamson. who for a consider
alton will take a chance on your
health. motored down from La Jun
tn Wednesday to attend the closing x
programs OF the chautauqua. Her
bert owns some choice Wiley prop
erty which he expects to increase In
valuation to such an extent that In
few years he'll be 4 millionaire.
wonder town Will win beyond n
The man who pins his faith 10 the
aoubt.-wiiey journal.
La Junta tribune., 1917-06-28
SOME MORE SHORT ONES.

W. l.. Brosius and family have
moved from si3 Santa Fe avenue to
sig Ration avenue.
The children OF the Christian
Science Sunday school are enjoying
an all day picnic near Swink today.
Paul Harrison left last Saturday
for Las Vegas. n. NJ. where he viii
be employed in the engineering de-
psrtment OF the Santa Fe.
Ernest stangi. eornet player In
Wonderly's orchestra. left last Mon
ddsy for Rinoon. y. NJ. where he
has secured a position as head baker
for the Harvey House hostelry To-
Gated at that point
La Junta tribune., 1917-06-28
TWICE PROVEN

II you snaer backachs, siesplsss
nighss. tirvd. dull days and distress.
iag urinary disordsrs. don't sxpsri.
meat. Read this twicetold testimony.
re Il Juaia evidence - desbiy
proven.
Z T. Hessoa. 3ie BslisvIsv Ave.
L. JuatA. says: NY back vas lane
aaA ~ h11ssys li1 noe act - they
sho1N. Dsss's ki1sey Pillb sesp0s1
~ baek fts0 schtas 81 pst - 10
~ shapo. q y six maths Nv
oinse ! hsve ~ aay Dss1 q . kit
~ no1ie1ne.- (oaaee0eoe givoo ~
vsntee I, 1Sll)
NO Tn0UDL8 ojleCR
o ncay 8. 1911, ~. lsssssa said:
r pguloo Doan's kt1oey Pits juse =
AlGh1v ~ - ~. I tave ~ -
so1nsa g &11Dsy sssa1ls aaeo shsy
Gnsul - 3 ~ ysass -"
..ySlDo ~, 9, - 1eo1ess. 0aot
GnnoD - 1ne'o h11Dev ssae1e-0se
DoHnd1 1onoV p0DD-o1o s0Do ~
e, nlgoA 49, tqtee o,11Islv s.seO
1l4s - sa.s sene o. lps0a
A.
La Junta tribune., 1917-06-28
Too Msch Business All At Once

The Tribune is half n day late
this week. owing 10 = superfluity Of
legal advertising that came in at the
las, minute and had to 90. We will
try TO make up for II next week BY
getting out a day earlier than usual
evening. so that the force
can lay off and celebrate on Wednes-
day.
La Junta tribune., 1917-06-28
CENT A WORD COLUMN. 4

Cash must accompany all
notices for insertion In this
column. Count one cent for
each word or abbrevtation,
including the address. No
advertisement In this column
for less than Is cents per in
sertion.
La Junta tribune., 1917-06-28

FOR SALE-House In West Ia Jun
u on milk condenxary site: cheap
InQu Of G. A. Dahigrvn. t0f Colo
rad0 avenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10
DON'T BE BALD
Here's Good Way TO Stop Loss of
Hair and Start New Growth.

II your hair is thinning out. prema-
turcly gray, brittle. lifeless. full Of dan
druff and your head itches like mad
it's a pretty sure sign the dangerous
dandruff germ is busy on your scalp
and quick action must be taken TO
save what hair you have and start a
new growth. Don't wait until tho hair
rott is dead. for then nothing can help
you. but set from your druggist about
four ounces of Partisan sage and apply
as directed-it don't cost much and
there is nothing you could use that's
any better. 1t was DR. Sangerbund.
the famous Paris specialist. who dis
covered that dandruff and falling hair
are caused by microbe-then came
the discovery of the value of the Eenu-
Inc Partisan sage liquid form) to de-
Stroy this germ and prevent further
loss Of hair and the formation Of dan
druf You Will surely be delighted
with the first application. for your
mar Will he bright looking, all Itch
ing ceases and your scalp feels cool
ana comfortable. y few messages with
Parisian sage are all that are usually
needed to destroy the germs that cause
dandruH to form, and very soon you
should be able to sec the new hairs
coming in. Partisan sage is a favor
lite dressing with discriminating wo-
men because it is delicately perfumed
Goes not stain or streak the hair and
makes II lustrous. soft and fluffy Be
sure YOU get Partisan sage (Ciroux's)
Tor this brand has the guarantee OF
perfect satisfaction or money returned
printed on every package.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10
hful luncheon was served to the visi-
tors in the parish hall

tiful luncheon was served to the visi-
tors In the parish hall.
Miss Martha Hauch. who recently re-.
turned to Culpcper. after spending the
winter in San Domingo. is now with
her aunt. Mrs. Lambert. in Washing
ton. for short stay before going to
California. where she will be with her
father for tho summer.
Mrs. Averill and Miss May Croxton,
OF Orange. were recent guests OF Miss
Sadie Gtlkcson. on Jameson's Hill.
Mrs. Marshall, OF Barboursville is
visiting her son and dauEhter-in-law.
DR.. and Mrs. Otis Marshall in Pied
mont Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Yowell have NOV
ed this week into their beautiful home
on Jameson's Hill. which was formerly
the w. r. Robertson residence. Mr.
Robertson is travelling through the
South. and Will visit relatives in Char
lotte. n. c.
Porter Male. former resident OF
this county. who is now in business
at Woodrow. Fla. is visiting his par
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Nalle
kcnsey Hammond. Jr.. student os
the University OF Virginia. left this
week for Wilmington. Del. where he
has position with the Du Pont works
for the vacation months.