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The Washington herald., 1918-10-04

The President and Mrs. Wilson at
tended the performance at the Be
lasCo last night, having with them in
their box Mrs. William Boiling. Miss
BolliH- and John Randolph Boiling.
During tine morning the President
went out to one OF the neighboring
country clubs and had 4 round Of golf
with DT. Cary Travers GraysOn, his
personal physician and aide.
DR.. Wellington Koo, the Chinese
Minister. and Mrs. koo entertained at
dinner last night At the legation in
honor OF the japanese Ambassador
and Viscountess Ishii and Mr.. Hoki.
japanese Minister to Sweden. who is
In Washington for a few days.
lime da Cana is expected from
New York this afternoon to JON Mr.
da Cana at the Brazilian embassy.
Secretary and Mrs. McAdoo have
been Joined by the younger members
of their, family. and have closed their
summer home at White sulphur
Springs. Little Miss Mona Martin.
granddaughter Of the Secretary, who
was At White Sulphur with Miss
Ellen Wilson McAdOo. has returned
TO the home of her mother. Mrs.
Clayton Platt, jr., in Chestnut Hill.
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Cary T. Grayson has closed her
summer home at White sulphur
Springs and Joined Rear admiral
Grayson in Washington. Tsy are
staying with friends while their Six
teenth street home being made ready
for them.
Announcement has been received IN
Washington of the marriage Of Al
thur Franklyn MusEraye. of the strfr
nf the British Embassy, and Mis-
Helen Greene. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. MillbUry Greene. OF Cincinnati
The ceremony was performed in III.
chapel OF st. Thomas Church. Fifth
avenue. New York, on Wednesday.
October .
Henry P. Dawson. chairman Of the
Fed Cross War Council. has been
decorated with the Commander Cross
Of the Legion OF Honor. the highest
rank in the order ever conferred
upon an American civilian.
President Poincare entertained Nj
Dawson and Harvey D. Gibson.
American Red Cross COmmis iouer
for France. at a luncheon at the
Flysee palace on Tuesday. During
The luncheon the President bestowed
the cross upon Mr.. Dawson.
Mrs John W. Davis spent yester-
day in Baltimore. where a luncheon
NH= given in her honor.
Mrs Walter B. Brooks. ir.. Of Bal
lunurs. formerly Louise Cromwell. 0f
Washington. and her sister-in-law.
Ms :. BOnsal Brooks. both of whose
nus bands are with the army over
AS. are at White Sulhpur Springs
mother recent arrival at White Sui
r'HIr Springs $ Mai Lord Alastair
Uu"S- keT. who married Miss Anne
8reese. OF New York. He is a broth
or Of the Duke OF Roxburghe. who
The Washington herald., 1918-10-04
S2.95 Pair.
Were S3.75 and $3.50.
Irfra Fpo~-E 81
Friday Clearance of
Women's Sweaters
In Art Needlework Dept.

Al-siIk Copen Blue Sweater,
sI5.oo; was s2s.Oo.
Black Sweater with white
collar. cuffs and sash. s3O.oOI
was $500.
Nile Green Fiber Sweater,
ss7Oi was $500.
Black and White Fiber
Sweater with Whit collar and
cuffs. S9.OOI was $1,000
. AlI-black Fiber Sweaters.
$500 eachi were SlO.75.
! White Wool Sweater with
black trimmed collar and cuffs,
$3.50; was $1,000.
. White Wool Sweaters with
C"lOred collars and cuffs. $500
each; We're $3.50.
. White AnEora Wool Sweat
ers. 5000 eachi were $3.50.
; Sleeveless Sweaters. navy
turquoise and combination color:
bound with white silk braid
SI2.5O each; were $1,000
Slip-on. with sleeves: com-
binati0n color. with gray collar
and cuffs. 5000; was $1,000.
S1fp-on with slecIss. color
lavender. $1,000: was S25 OO.
second hoor-TeTth -.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-04

IRE gu ar
tiles and pain
| had one ply.
sician after an
other but they
did me no good
| read about
Lydia E Pink
ham : Nege's-
bic COmpounu
and gave iI a
trial and in a
short time O
felt benefited
and am nov
feeling fine
and without
weakness or
pain. Manv OF
The Washington herald., 1918-10-04
Use Fans for Millinery.

London. - Scarcity Of plum,s aud
Other trimming have made fans. with
the ribs removed and replaced by
wire for sharing, popular as hat
decorations.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-04

LOndOn.-A remarkable letter la
been written by two Turkish doctor.
prisoners Iu India. hearing witness to
the courteous and friendly conSidcra-
tion shown the prisoners at Bellary
camp. II was published at their own
request
The Washington herald., 1918-10-04
n SUFFERED
SEVEN YEARS"
Was Eventually Cured BY
Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound.

PhiledelDhia. Pa suffered for
seven long years with a lame back.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-04
Ignorant of Fear | Dance
Along to Meet a Mad Ad-
venture.

Although The Mansion" is miles
from the railroad. Dr.. Certeis hnds it
easy to go TO New York on business
once a week. He left on such 4 trip
this morning. and after noon Dadd,
LorIncr was called to Boston to talk
with the managers OF his campaign.
It seems that Meshan and ShipIry. the
two men who were asked 10 resign
from the country club are making
some rlecuou complications exactly
as daddy feared they would Mother
Lorimer insisted on going along
l don't know whether 7 am left here
as ? Char@r0n for Ms. Cha0in Baby
Barbaras : pretty nurse, or whether
she is ChaperoninE me. But Il doesn't
matter. There's nothing in the vii
derncss 10 fear-bUt snakes And as
Tor IN, SEA. I've ho"n srtJinC all after-
noon on tho vpno- voranda writiu-
letters and Watching the glorious hlu"
water Not a sail not a smoke cloud
not a fishing boat has made a dot on
the sea for hours.
Before it gets dark. I'm going IN
have a dip in the briny deep. all by
my lone"
Reckonod by the facts. It is only IS
hours since I wrote the above. Meas
ured by my emotions. I must have
lived half my lifetime.
slipred down to tho cove clad IN
my "annettes" and wrapped In a thick
bathrobc. knew the boat house
would be locked up FOR the night and
the cove deserted. hut I found IT much
= .. 4.-.T
Somehow ! lost my ambition and
decided TO take only plunge Pre-
Daratory to which. since l had been
sitting all afternoon. put myself
through some lively exercises and
ended them in a wild folk dance
which whirled me down the cause
way to the island.
As l stopped to catch my breath.
the soft even dip Of oars surprised
ne. There was no other sound-rTUt
whisper-onIy the faint splashinS
Of water.
I croUched between two rocks-and
just in time \ small rOwboat light
ly grated on the sand six feet below
me. and two men stepped ashore.
Three kites went up" said one OF
them 'Thut means come on hut be
careful Wen ind the papers here,
all right"
They were evidently familiar with
the place. Each man drew a pistol
as they neared the bosthousc on
the platform which is above high
tie they stopped at great corner
st. and drew from some concealed
d. aver. a long flat box.
che taller man took out one on
velope and replaced it with another
Tlen they hurried back to thcir
boat.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-04
Jn the Social @orlo
BY MAUD MeDOUGALL.

-z N I.I-- ----
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HOROSCOPE.

The stars incline, aut do not compel.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-04

Rev. W. II. x. Powell has been
appointed chairman OF the Colorcj
committee in the interest of the sale
Of bonds.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-04

Honor rolls are row being given
firms whose employees subscribed mo
per cent or their allotment Thes"
rolls contain the names OF all en-
ployes who purchased bonds. Houo'
pcnnants may be obtained nv NOR
chants rom Q. H Kirk. "hsirr:,n
OF the Tlcdge card and honor roI
committee
The Washington herald., 1918-10-04

J. ". Horuer. Of Springfield Va.
reports to the Iolice that Yesterday
afternoon while driving a team over
the road from Washington. when just
north OF the -Four Mile Run power
house. he was held up at tho point
Of pistol by negro highwayman
and robbed Of his gold watch surl
chain. He reported the robbery 10
Sergt. Roberts
The Washington herald., 1918-10-04

Lee 2. Harlow. chairman OF ne
local liberty loan committee. to-
night addressed the Carpcntc"s' and
Joners' Union, No. 1ST5. at its hal
over the Alexandra National Bank
Building.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-04

A number OF organizations U.at
planned dances and other entcrla IL
ments have celIed them of for the
period of the Spanish influenza cpl
demic
The Washington herald., 1918-10-04

Mrs. Cary T. Grayson has closed her
summer home at White sulphur
Springs and Joined Rear admiral
GTayson in Washington. Tby are
staying with friends while their Six
teenth street home being made ready
for them.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-04

Mr and MIS-. N Hn-r UdDh~ld. OF
che. { rto'.ir. Nrl.. :.l."ounCr the en-
The Washington herald., 1918-10-04

'cor,nsht. as. nv n. wtes'.r s-.a.,,. In
The Washington herald., 1918-10-04
Friday Special Sale
Wizard Cleaners,
si.35 Set; Regularly s1.7S.

Wizard Products need no intro
dUction TO our patrons: they are
indispensable TO the housewife
and do their work eNNcieutlv
and with the least labor. This
value FOR Friday only
LOO Polish Mon
SOC Bottle Polish
25c Furniture DuSter
The Washington herald., 1918-10-04

William 4 Moucurc. Who WAS IN
jurcd yesterday when aIiEhtinE T ON
a train in Fredericksburg. Va, died
early this morning. His skull was
fractured in two places. lie was 4S
years old and was a son nj the late
Thomas J. NOnCurc. B',ideS his
Widow he leaves sIN IN ldrer and
two brothers. r. {. T.. "o.cuJe and
Robinson Noncuye, the l4ger ot this
city.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-04

Frank B. Trimyer. p years old son
Of John II. Trimyer. died last night
at the residence of \. o. Travis. Del
Ray. Alexandria County. His death
followed a long illness. The funeral
will take place at o'clock Friday
afternoon from Whcatley's mortuary
chapel.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-04

lime da Cana is expected from
New York this afternoon to JON Mr.
da Cana at the Brazilian embassy.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-04

Mrs. Susanna SrittIe. Is years old
wifa OF Matthew Spite. died at 1
o clock this morning at her residence
st. Elmo, Alexandra County Her
death was due 10 typhoid pneumonia.
Tn" funeral will take place az .
o'clock Saturday afternoon from the
family home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12
KEEP DIRTY HANDS
OUT OF YOUR MOUTH
state Department OF Health Warns
Against Possible Way OF Con-
tracing Typhoid Fever.

The State Department OF Health was
recently able TO announce a crafty
ing reduction in the Incidence Of and
casualties from certain children's dis
cases following tho campaign II
launched in the fall OF 1916 against
the putting of the fingers. pencils and
other substances in the mouth by
school children.
That typhoid fever is often con-
tractcd by this same habit is very
clearly brought out in discussion Of
the subject in the departments War
Manual of Public Health. 1t treats
OF the matter in the following fashion:
NOW and then case of typhoid
fever occurs under circumstances that
baflc physicians. Flies. food. water
ana direct contact may be eliminated
as POSSIBLE means Of infection. The
Ordinary precautions have all been
taN'a-yct the man has typhoid, and
II is vital 10 know how he con-
traCtcd it,
Quite often the simplest answer Is
the one most ovcriooked The man
very probably got the disease by
Ea:idiinS infected filth and by later
putting his hands into his mouth.
ms is 50 common performance,
"hcrc NTH is scattered widely, that il
must be rcckoncd one of the most i'm
Portant factors in the spread OF
typhoid. y hoe handle. "A tool, a pillow
an! one OF score Of things that a
man touches IN the course OF day
may have been soilod with filth that
contains the germs Of disease AS long
as men are careless in putting their
u'rtN hands into their mouths. there
* danger.
Yet there is a rule of prevention
on inns point almost as old as history
itseli-a rule that has the sanction Of
"lN'he law and appears IN the Mosaic
cone. 1t is the rule of demanding that
men wash their hands before they cat
'hc'' 1000 Extended 10 all acts that
nrlhS "A mans hands into contact with
MS mouth. this rule would suffice to
prevent much OF the typhoid that an
nualy occurs in Virginia. Keen your
hahuS from your mouth as much
as possible; never put them into
your mouth without washing them
tnorouEh!E' never cat without wash
ing your hands. These are simpIo hmt
vital rules
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OXFORD COLLEGE

Especial - Tho Times risga ten
OXFORD y c. May preoara.
tons for the finals have been com.
pleted On Friday evening". Mag II.
the voice ana EXPRESSION pupils viii
give a recital
On Saturday evening May IS. the
junior piano pu0Is VII give uoir
annual recital
On Sunday morning May -. Ecv
Clarence n Graves. pastor ~ tho Wake
Forest Baptis, Churrh VIII deliver
the baccalaurcatc sermon. ana IN tho
evening OF the same DAY. "a, 40
o'clock. he VIII preach tho sermon NO
fore the Young Wonans Christian AZ
ISOLATION.
On Monday. May %. the class am.
graduating exercises viii takc place.
and in the afternoon Of the same d, 4.
the art and home economic exhibitions
will be given.
The graduating class this year viii
receive their diplomas on printed paner
such as IS being used in all the col
legcs. President Beigood read :, lcttc,
before the class from the engraving
house that for Twenty-Five years ha.
furnished parchment for the diploma,
for this college, saying that ii is no,
possible for them this year TO furnis,
the parchment. The class graciousb
accepted the situation.
This Will close the most nrosperou!
year of the long history Of the college
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LYNCHBURG

lSpecia! 10 The Times Dispatchl
LYNCHBURG, VA, May 1l.-Mrs.
James Il. Gillian, Jr., has been visiting
her mother. Mrs. r.. g. McC!eur at Bon
Air
Mrs. w. r Batter and daughter.
Beatrice, have gone for visits with
friends at charlottesville, Washington
and Baltimore.
Miss Mary Manning is in Baltimore.
Mrs. O. NJ. Deycrle and children have
returned 10 Blucfcld, w Va. after a
visit here with Mrs. Dcycrle's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. = y. Davis
Mrs. Il. II. Sharpe Jr., has returned
from Richmond
Mrs. Il. ]. owen has gone to Hot
Springs. Ark, 10 attend the national
convention OF woman's clubs.
Mrs T.. H. Hancock has returned
from New Mexico.
Mrs. j. a, Merrynan has gone to
Eluc:icld. W. Va, TO join Mr. Merry
man who viii reside there.
". II. |. Mcclure has returned to
Woodstock after q visit with his
parents here.
Mrs. Laurhorne Lewis, ACCOMPANIED
hH her children. has gone 10 New
Haven. Conn. 10 join her husband,
Lieutenant Lewis. who is in the ord =
nance department Of the army there
Mr. and Mrs. +. 4. Dabncy and two
children. ~ Richmond. visited rcla-
,.'"s nor" during the week
MIS-. ~ -. Dobson and Mics Nl,,Ia
irHsrI we're In Baltimore this week
AIRS g. i. I-ncafo has returned from
Ia .rlrnorc
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WOODSTOCK

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
WOODSTOCK. VA. May 1l.-I.ieu,cn-
ant Philip Williams OF Camp Wads-
worth, Spartanburs. s. c.. and Mrs
Williams have arrived for a brief visi,
TO their parents in Woodstock
Mrs. Charles Holt, accompanied by a
trained nurse. Miss Lula Morris. have
returned to Staunton after visit TO
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dish Mrs. Hol,
sustained broken hip several months
ago when she was struck by an auto.
mobile on the streets Of Stanton
Emmett Irwin has returned from a
trip to New York City and Camp Mer-
rift. n. ].
Rev. and Mrs NJ. S. Taylor and
three little daughters left Wednesday,
for Berryville. Clarke County. where
they will make their home. Mr.. Tay-
lor was for several months rector OF
the Episcopal Church in Woodstock
Mrs. w. NJ. Boyer left this week for
Winchester where she will enter the
Memorial Hospital for treatment.
Judge and Mrs. +. S. Tavenncr have
returned from Spartanburg. S. c..
where they visited their son, Lieu.
tenant Frank Tavenncr. who is sta
toned at Camp Wadsworth.
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NORTHUMB ERLAND
Especial to The rimcs-Dispatch.

Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.]
HEATHSVILLE, VA. May 1l.-Mrs.
a. j. Brent and small daughter. Emile
Louise. who have been spending some
time with DR.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Brent. at
Roanoke" left Saturday for Norfolk,
where they will make a visit before
returning TO their home In Richmond.
Miss Mamie Bradshaw was the
week end guest OF Miss Mary Truitt at
her home, near Lillian.
Under the will OF the late Congress-
man w. 4. Jones. his SON, Lieutenant
w. a. Jones. becomes the owner OF
"Mantua" Farm. on Coan River Mr.
Jones refused $4,000 for the farm a
few years since.
Mrs. NJ. NJ Rowe and daughter and
Mrs. Ohio Headlcy and daughter. OF
baltimore. were recent visitors here.
Rev. NJ. II. Cooper and Professor Ed :
win Goodrich have volunteered for Y.
Nj. c. a. work in France.
The Rccdville High School hopes
soon to reach the $4,000 mark in war
savings stamps and Liberty bonds.
Mrs. j. G. Fisher has returned from
Washington. where she attended the
Council OF Daughters OF 1872
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day. where they wcro guests of Mrs

day. where they wcre guests OF Mrs
Mamie johnson.
Mrs. w. t. England was taken TO
Johnston Willis Sanatorium, Richmond.
this week for treatment.
Lewis Whitlock. OF Camp Lee has
been spending the week with home
folks here.
MIR. and Mrs j. II. I'lippcn. OF Lynch
burg nave been guests in the homo OF
Mrs. Il. j. Ncrscr during the past week.
They Will leave in few days for
Sunnysidc, TO spend the summer
Mrs. Madeline lIapp Barrow attended
the conference OF the woman's Mis-
sionary Union of tho Methodist Church
in Richmond during tho past week.
Walden Guthrie has returned from
visit TO sioldsboro. y. c.
j. c. Hardaway and daughter spent
sunday with Mrs. J. Il. Hardaway, OF
Blackstone
Mrs. G. W. Monett and little daugh-
ter have been visiting in Richmond dur.
ing the past week.
MIR. Reid. Of Chatham. has been Il
recent guest in the home OF MIR. and
Mrs. ]. l.. Putncy.
Mrs. s. ID. Walton left this week for
Grecnvillc. S. G.
DIR. r. l.. IiudsIns and L. T Bcaz-
ley were visitors to Chase CITY Sun.
day. where they visited relatives
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BEDFORD

Especial 20 The Times DiSpatch.l
BEDFORD CITY VA. May 1.-THE
annual Public Night exercises Of
Eandolph-M Macon Academy tno,k n,,co
Monday morning in the school chanel
which was handsomely decorated with
inc school colors and national flags.
The exercises were under the ans
piccs OF the Washington Literary So
c:e'E' and very interesting program
was ADMIRABLY rendered under the di-
rcction of c. :. Ford. president of tho
society who presided
The subject for debate was that Of
Government Ownership OF Railroads
Atter the War" The Affirmative was
defended hy j. q. Sail. ot North Caro-
ma. ana y. J." Chappci. of Virginia
IN" uNEatiN" by -. NJ. Baker. of Massa-
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Lemon Juice
For FreckIes
Girls! Make beauty lotion at
home for few cents. Try it!

Squeeze tho juice of TWO lemons into
bottle containing three ounces of
orchard white, shake we'll and you
have "a quarter pint Of the best freck !"
ana tan lotion, and complexion beau
timer. at very. very small cost.
Your grocer has the lemons and anY
drug store or toilet counter will supply
three ounces Of orchard white for a
t"w cents. Massage this Swcctly fraE
rant lotion into the face. neck, arms
and hands each day and see how frcck
les and b!cmiShcS disappear and how
clear. soft and white the skin becomes
\CS. u is misunderstanding.
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ASHLAND

tspecal TO The Times Dispatch
ASHLAND. VA. May ll-Mrs.
Frances Bailey Marsh has issued cards
announcing the marriage Of her dauEh-
ter. Katherine Cooley. to william
Stearns Bailey, Corporal, l.. 6. NJ. c..
Of We&htrfQH. Texas, on Friday. April
20. ia- Bs-ison Parish Church, williams
burg
Mrs. Z. l.. Dunn!nock and Miss
County. arc guests Of Mrs. James n
Harris.
Miss Gertrude Hatcher leaves short
y TO- a visit TO friends in I.ynchburs.
Mrs George Hume has returned 10
II! home 81 INDIANAPOLIS, Ind after
bang the guest II her cousin Dr. and
Mrs Heu-y r Carter
Mrs %ssoa pesy, ot Englewood y.
j.. has arrived - spend some ,!rae
Nrg. RIs.el Phantom H. vis.t!n: her
sister 1rs. l. Y" !%cwnau
Mrs FLETCHER &ar.ce ~ Jae.-9av!l'e
y g. IS 30 EJez, II he- sia,e-a. .He
Misses To .:--
Miss Maraaret carr. - Richmond
Vas the rea"a. s."s; ~ M.ss F!orire
Guil6ert
Mrs water ,,y4ao, J- Is spen4.ag
GONE time 70 retnr.b.rg
Misc Euzare'h Wui.aus has rct,.rn-
ri from Fa.t 20 ner cousin. MIS-
Mary BAILEY ~ Eandofph Macon, Wo-
n1an'e College Lvnarbur=.
Mis- WN.an - Fox of Petersburg
is visiting her mother. ,'rs !. n
D. G EeHy is in Atlanta. Ga
atcnding tn" general conference Of tho
Mrs Icurs r. car,ccr ana nc- cues,
Mr- tIrS~rrg H..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12
BEAUTY HINTS
FOR YOUR HAIR
How TO Prevent 1t From Grow.
ing Gray.

There is no occasion for YOU to look
unattractivc or prcmaturcly old be
cause of gray. strcakcd with gray.
white or faded hair. Don't let this
condition with its look OF age rob
You OF your youthful beauty and the
wonderful opportunities which life
offers. No matter how gray. prcma
turciy gray, luStcrlcss or faded your
hair might be. LA Creole Hair
Dressing will revive the color glands
of naturc--promotc healthy condi-
ton OF the hair and scalp-and cause
all OF your gray or IA ded hair TO be-
come evenly dark. soft, 1ustrous and
beautiful. This preparation is not a
dye. but an elegant toilet rcquiSit,
which is easily applied by simply
combing or brushing through the hair
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chusetts and Hallon Valentine. of Vir-
sinia. The judges decided in favor OF
the affirmative.
awarded were presented. as follows:
for best defamation, to r. II. Winer;
for the best orator. TO Is. *. Chappell.
Mr.. Chappcll also gave a humorous Sc
lection in defamation on "Side Lights
on RIM. A."
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FARMVlLLE

Especial to The Times DispatchI
FARMNll-LE, VA. May ll.-Miss
Phillippa Spencer has gone 10 Rich
mond. where She Will take course
in business college
MIR. and Mrs. r. X. Stewart and
Messrs j. G.. Shannon and l.. G.. Martin
motored 70 Johnson,s Stallion LAST SlIn
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SinRletOn-CnKe.

lspcciaI TO The Times Dispatch.]
SOUTH BOSTON. VA. May IA
surprise marriage took place here on
tuesday evening when Miss Arye
amanda Cage became the bride a,
Ihomas King Singleton. Tho ceremony
was performed by Rev. a. r. Doan nj
inc nome OF the brides mother. Only
lew friends were present. Immcdi.
atcly aftc; the ceremony MIR. and Mr..
Singleton left on a Northern trip.
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DR.. BLAIR'S
CUCUMBER CREAM

viii not rub off like powder; one
application lasts all day. Makes the
skin beautifully soft and white, pre-
vents b!ackheads and is an excellent
bleach for sunburn tan. Made from
pure cucumber juice, absolutely
harmless and will be found superior
to anything for removing freckles.
IL you value your complexion and
Ike to enjoy fascinating outdoor
sports, try DR.. Blair's
CUCUMBER CREAM
1t will be a positive joy, will not rub
Oft when applied to the face, neck
or arms; it makes them beautifully
white and soft, without the least APP
pearance of anything artificial.
Price Csc, SOC, Use. jar. Flesh
and white.
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m,A CnEo11," nam DRESSING

10 prevent your hair from Growing
gray and 10 restore beautiful dark
color 10 gray or faded hair. Sold and
rcconmc AIDED by Tragic Drug Co.
Richmond, Va Mail orders promptly
filled upon receipt regular price. Sl.20.
Ia Creole" Hair Dressing Is sold on Il
money back guarantcc.-Adv