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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
Free Oatmeal Prescription Does Its
Work Overnight.

Work Overnight.
New York 1T is my own discovery.
and Ii takes just ono night I" get such
Wilder. when her friends ask her
about her wonderful complexion and
the improved appea rance OF her hands
and arms You can do the same
thing II you follow my advice" sh..
says. II feel IL my duty TO tell every
girl and woman what This wonderful
prescription did for me. | never. tire
OF telling Others just what brought
about such remarkable results. Her.
is the identical prescription that re-
hand. nnd arms. Until ypu try i, you
can form no idea OF tie marvellous
chanEe IL will rrakc In just one appii-
cation The prescription which You
can prepare at your own home is AS
follows: no to any grocery ana get
and from any druS store "a bottle OF
deFw'ilr. Prepare tho oatrneal AS di.
reeted In every package ~ herwillp
40 supply Right and morning. The
arst application will astoais. you II
makes the skin appea. transparent
recommend it for sallow skin.
irecklc.. tan, sun spots. coarse pore.
rough skin. ruddiness. wrinkles. ana
TN fac'. every blcmiSh the face. hand {.
ana arms are heir Ia. IL your neck or
chest - discolorcd from exposure ap.
ply this combination there and the OBJ
Jccuontble defect viii d!snppcar II
rs absolutely harmless and will not
produce or stimulate % growth of hair
No matter how rough and unEainly
INC hands aud arms. or what abuses
they have had through hard work anl
exposure ~ sun and wind. this oat-
n en- !-derwil1o combination will work
wonderful TRANSFORMATION in IL hours
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
CITY OF LONDON REST CAMP
FOR AVlAT0RS ION LEAVE"
For Week They Find Their Holiday
DELIGHTFUL; Then Longing Tor
Air Returns.

LONDON. September cl.+-Thc Amer
irat soldier on his hrst visit, IL Lon
around England. often asks why there
seem 20 ne SO many avia;o:s s.rol.ins
HEoind the city streets apparently
vi hout :, care in the world |; is ev!-
len, mat msay 81 them are veteran
Flyers. for they wear ribbons AMI DEG
"rat:yns when could h,,., on,y been
Won ty ga; va.or on hr field.
Mos OF ihcsy men. the Ane.ican
,csrHs. sge 'on leave London is the
srea' rest camp for .Y.a,orS. After
!"ng period of war flying III France.
they nork back 70 London "a rest their
nc yes ;n,il the medical officers pass
NJ, for return 10 du.y.
Two to four wees the average
r%r.od the! spend N MS cay. they
o@.H-aily zoos f".Maro 20 these y. RI
S"s OF leave wisn great pleasure. but
by ihe time ;hrir. tntsr or four weeks
Gus 20 set baoa tnto ;nt atmosphere
~. gasoline.
33,r!H.nS a. .rf.".A l-ona9n sta ON.
Tho aces reflect Measurable antici-
p.,t.on o. ,ne.r h"!.oaS. Il can nLyc
:. itst aoM tney axe saving 10 ;hen-
incoming: no roar 81 engines ii my
ear. al day NJ mo.e dudE,ns- shelf
"nisS SNe; Ee.Ei"i SwAnfs. can
SO they se;5:e down for day or
50 For week i : delightful. ':Then
me gIeer !rdeI;nah.y longing OF me
air service, like me sli.ors Ionstns
.ur tnS sea. hestnS 1" crap hem luey
ma themselves tuatcninS the weather
a. ~. used u DO in france Good
nSins day! o. Sad flying day" is
,h-.r first thought When. they look out
OF iht window. in the morning.
i.Nery air communicate brings Curl
GUS prickiinS TO The heart, as they
read IL a, their breakfast table in
the hotel They read Of sumo particular
eNploii and mink. TIA; sounds Ike
rns squadron up - IL tricks asai- =
Ihey meet friends newly arrived on
!e y, IN London. and as them or 10
soHis se..idcd spot uhare ,nc! an
get ne lL;esi news . tbs >uuasr,n
re the ,a,est aiFd-oinc s,orics and
"ttr.re. f"- !!ii!e Time. part Of The
s!.u" ar1in.
ire drone o! IN engine over Londcn
-oIHcs Hike a i.unpe, II the:r cars
~" above 1ra'.. sa- square they see
'Tft, and ,ney long 20 he in IT,
II las, they can hidH ruth from
'nt1isciNes no nv-s They cultivate
an ar OF robustness and a straight
pose. 50 that Iii. medical Officer u;li
pass ineIi as read! for service again.
thyy are eaEer 10 set back
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The Vienna Roll.

IN T"fersnc. 10 III. crescent; the
s;cr| az he origin Of the crescent
shaped Wanna so.l is worth 'r-c,l!inE
u srcSc 10 ihe sixteenth century,
IA Failing 10 carry i, by assault
incN began 10 mine the walls At
'nal PERIOD tins city's bakehouSes were
~ ne walls under the for;ificit;ons
aAd Nhen the mines we're almost
through the sound If the work was
heard In the underground bAkehouses
and an alarm was given. To celebrate
this event the BAKERS .! Nienn, auon,.
I'd the Turkish emblem as the form
IN "nich 10 mould and bake their
bread
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22

rchectinS ontnion. The result Of TIM,
RAID ulon the schools mas been tnut
this country have been prrmutuf.."
drawn from schools and have suffered
an iirenaraole damage, a damage wh.ci
II VIII DC quite Impossible ror IN mere
utter l1leQuatelN 10 .rnnni r" 60.
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a'ubmit.to Il Tigid search ~ the Aus
IRAN authorities. and nc one WAS per-
mittcd TO curry single scrap of pahcr.
Madame Tttclcscu. and several other
wCmrny. ptSSenGcrS. wcrr IrmnnrnriiY
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FIND HI.I\i= WITH NJo,L
Pinned To MS JA(L I-I


on his chest. plumb contrary u al
orders, he had p.nnea MS :ulurrn,.
medai' and 'h@ ION oross rs aeti a.
could no, have been Ean,ty 10 mas
We'll. II was Il iinN TO MN ~ ~
the CORP. as Vel. Bu, N. corp. 2.rs
cant sym roke. is VEL enough "a.
wounded. Nu". uhat do you nno4
about that
| came over 10 night for freedom .r.a
democracy d!dn', hate inc G..ma8,.
not til Just week or 50 ago. Crt.l
then ! never understood uhy Eny!l.n
people were so rabid az inst the iiuf,
IS they call theAl.
Now I've got q Gang, Of b.,.
I've been IN Chat"au-Ihl.rry Intf-
are two or lhre> houses there that ~.
10 be kept just a rheI arc Tn.y 49,
just hlirdraS" conductors 4 -,
goes in hatinS nobcd. 50 10 srr,t
and cherishnE compunction sby,,,
staying his felio"n,tn lie comes OH,
damn wild
That's what There is 20 ~ My God
they denied thN rhildrens ,oys as n,y
would have d,hled the ,niicrcu theni.
selves y they could. Can YOU sense H.?
man have eho would janc :. .!tti.
girls dol! and turn /, into AN object
lesson and Tires; in lowdness
had read II MS Of ,ucn things on,
Now iiHe WIN a conviction ~
German would not only Cypress Inc
world, II he we're ai!narC 10 conquer :;
ne would dchle II 'unsNc, nahiy
spoke 1" seme o. our ooys VINO
had seen things ,hey tnpugn, w.r.
worse. Old and heaLtiful things mar
can never he replaced "'ntonIy ,i...
stroyed and ajwa%s defiled hop.s.
pictures. carvings. I'd form
That is Il ii stlUcUor Of ART. ana; :,
is bad. come from the Wc.t. WI,
don't talk Of IL in q general uay, hu,
OUT mere we nave reverence for
childhood and its innocen,,
That IL Gh! the distortion and mn
tiiation OF those BABY toys aaunts me
II was q deliberate act, executed vim
deviIish ingenuity. Il was a fnu,
insult 50 childhood The men Who did
II must have sinned the unspeakdbIc
sin.
The nest time fought was TOO
mad 10 take proper care o. mysc.l
j got of lighter than ! dehervcd
am. going bach soon ! nope. H. sound /.
Kind OF craSy ou, I Vart 20 avenxe ;,
chi!ds doll
You want to hca- abopt one bunch
5ot. prisoners &c took ivy were ~.
only prisoners!I saw Or heard abou,,
who eA0lS - cay All the indications
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AUTOMATIC Gt ~ TRoNE
THt:lN ABILITY TO DES1Kn \

.>tter ,ney qnii. ,th gsuS. VIC we're
S nn h to.M.fa over nc srouna IVA:
our turn hen hat their m.cn're gus.
in nests nd on tree platforms. Ii "a
not the q .t radius o: cur ii. t,.-s-
held auton'atiCs.
us thirty hour. 10 hear that mite .: 4
wood OF ma h.ne guns. Than We :ouna
why as ntr .T:.s"nfrs told US, tney
had been ordered I, hoid the Mace AT
all costs.
Jus, behind it Was the emplacemen;
o. one Of. i1er sG'cnty- guns ana
hey mus havs been Ft't.ns the guu
III the no.lo0 beyond
say. II I'd oml- Anoun. alwa! :.
Wahted one 81 .."se suns 70 ma:ic
m plumr dotc mined to nave o,...
It's the best v'tv was erer m. W..
never "Apecied 4 man could win a
media Gvt' th.rt Tor swimming. iiEu
He is our as; sn:per. = corporal.
We were { caring Mood. ~nere there
gun tr.e iorts. Thai ,nancy vorX
Jus, little too much caserress. anu
your remains may MAKE the pace IN
tIdicr than YOU found "a
The corpora was SCANNING the mace
Sho ard d ks.as ne ,h me" r. as saSs
Watched hitl. sdius,inr the telescope
sIEht and focused on the point no
was covering.
Presently | s-w something nasn N
the sun, ana second later the riit
SPOKE IN my ear. Then saw some
ihin- fai.!n- through the branches %.
inc tres- Got him" SAYS toe co..
ana began L. "vrn rovu6 there at
once.
wa jus, a curious a n. uas. Dr:
NOT IN such an unseemly hurry az
corp. HAD hecn 80. the dressing station
a GOOD teo nous before vas abe
10 SATISFY our .irllsh IrGuisi;iYsn~.s
u was narn tn a. but / ,oUrd Tue
tree. and iie,ni. Ierta'ed spread out
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
BATTLE YARNS TOLD
BY YANKEE FIGHTERS
Many Incidents Are Related, Some
of Which Have Real
Thrills.
ENGLAND is HAVEN OF REST
Spent Thirt! hours Clearing Mite Ct
Woods In Chateau-Thicrry Hcgioii
of German Machine Guns, With
Dead Strcwn All About.
ny r.. &. rtIn,.


one OF the signs OF ,ne important
part American soldiers are nov play
ms on the western from, Is the cves-
increasing number "," Amevicau
wounded in our hospitals To item. ~
to Dominion troops. England is
'Blirh,y." ii haven Of rest alter the
hell OF thr fighting line.
The Yankees hAvc played Il glorious
part III eyer! aAt,i. ~ ,-oc:.'s counter
attack durin,, th= las; week Tn, :u;-
lowing are ,.mous tho appearances -
.ated 10 me H. various wou,ni.i .tn.v.t-
cans just hack from ine ;i~...:
Why. say. got notnu 20 tell ".
only saw one German. az" nc WAS u
dead one Judains -. the .coks 81
him. and The nttnv. N.t.Nn he ,anI.
into my purNiow. ~ Ell Ia, -
died sudden Alve nuc ,n.nu.:. ..I
the ne&t-hot 81.
saw han Mntn ! MAS watching a
rookus hetV cen Sulne .. .hsir airpiauc,
and some Of o.r.s 1t MAS gong aiors
right aua>e IA! head. ..nd there mus,
have been dozen D.ancS fEntIrE.
That was casI 10 iooo "a. you may
guess.
one Hun plane eot is meaic:ne ana
same rs"iins en- tns -! IKE a
SPOKE spoke Of lie ~, the :" s,,und i"' jus.
close 10 where ! was anU,I-; 4 ftw
cards 10 tac ri:Ht ana lie mIent nave
wounded me- III new way
y Few G..!s later "u., out 10 :iH
and md snot@.- dead !teinit
wanted 10 have a hand y the iraE,dl
MY self thIs time rhc nr-, ,hiae -,
happened THAI ! .v> wcunueC =.
me same .in Nay. MOthu !.esh or
original about ii, so nsrr am
Heinie - = tough H-A,uS.tiUn 9rcn
he's got ANY hing s9ec,a 90 n..nt ~,
We had ..carel MIN o. o! uii:e
wood before chiteaG-rh'err tn..r
machine punncrs StastnS IL tue N>IH
last. Then. suppose u. r"ls we.r
he turned and came oacK t,r that
wood.
Seven lines he came in the course OF
Two hours. W; fotyh, n:-l in h.s own
style. thrc"iS cut mcn MA au.o
mates, "ho occupied every ret.h ~
GOOD cover in .nr+e anu rou-s 7Ay.
the Browning automatic rise : sure
war-pinner.
The Germans would come GU; o; III.
FOODS. timex line o: olive gree,
Then the Drawings wouiu ces.n ,u
stutter. Twenty shots in four SECONDS
and another twenty Shots IN i.ss lu.u
half minute 'aisr You c,ud So
the line thinning out hy atoms. tho,
dFopped - LIST ihe ijrov n.nss
talked. scores ~ eNc;S SctCn:
only once jheI reached IA. s.izu o.
our wood. Aad hen We r,n out =; tns,.,
Win the Ia: Th.! fouEhl as II
The: did not MO" "t ,.Src uou..-
their ruisN Those ,e did not h:Il
We took .,ANe
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striking success in Boston. Chicago.
New York and Philadelphia, and played
to the biggest business of late years in
the theaters of those cities.
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forcibly demands his name and bust
ness. II Hale refused the inference is
mat old Judd would not hesitate to
XII him. In every pose the noun
tainecr shows his resentment OF what
ne terms Turin invasion: for hum
drcd years they have lived unmolcstcd
within the confines of their hills.
hunting, fishing, moonshiniug. fghting
each other Tor fancicd wrong done
by some member OF a clan long dead,
but which has been kept alive by gem
tratons Of descendants who hate even
more intensely than their "grandpapa''
did. Their love of family honor is
above all priced possession. and
when gossip starts concerning June's
schooling being paid for by Hale and
rumor is sent abroad that the engi-
meGr does not intend 10 marry June, n
Toiliver starts to ferret out the gossip
monGer, but in ferreting the gossip
monger shoots him first: then Hale re-
allzes that the romantic love of the
g;rl IS deeper and purer than he ever
imagined woman. could love. and
when he realizes IL all he does not
hesitate to marry her.
magnificent production is given the
play. with one OF the most capable
casts ever seen OF It's kind. 1t was a
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some equilihristic stunts that violate
all the principles OF equilibrium.
Among .he many alluring features OF
the weekend bin will be two pretty
and accomplished artistes new TO Rich
mond. They are the Shirley Sisters.
singers and dancers. The
shirley girls are pretty and talented
entertainers. who do a variety Of anus
ing things and do them all well. The
girls are charmingly feminine and ar
tistic.
They are likewise effective as come
dams and invariably keep their audi
ence in roars of laughter while per-
forming intricate and difficult riding
tricks.
Frank Mullane. in Musical Scales
and Humorous Tales" is a monologist
OF new order. He Is a good char
! acter actor and displays his acting
capacity in the stories he relates and
the songs he sings.
a great comedy, song and girl act
Is the offering Of Will ]. Ward. Ward
and his girls are presenting diver
sihed entertainment, which embraces
picturesQueiy staged dances and artis-
tically rendered piano numbers. The
act is handsomely staged and dress d
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-17
MANY SMART VAUDEVILLE
ATTRACTIONS AT THE LYRIC

The spice OF variety and the charm
OF novelty blend attractiveness to each
Rex is Offering for the diversion OF
amusement seekers this week. Almost
every form OF vaudeville entertain
ment may be found in the variegated
list.
revue extraordinary is among the
features OF the opening bill. 1t is
labeled. Fashions a n Carte" and tho
central fgurcs are six beautiful and
plates for the exhibition OF rich and
etcgant gowns and hats. but display
their talent as vocalists and dancers.
irolic OF nonsensicalitles, with song.
dance and instrumental music accom-
paniinent, 10 which has been given
elaborate scenic inves.iture and the
snortcst and most modish exhibits OF
costumes seen In IL vaudeville produc-
tion in long. long time.
Leonard; the wizard of tho violin
ana ana hawaiian steel guitar. on the same
noVeltics OF the day. Leonardo is a
Neapoltan musician and composer.
whose popularity is esta blished in the
this section OF the country. He has
repertoire OF selections that will APP
peal to every taste in music.
silbor and North. another excellent
feature act. are 4 droll RUDE come
sings we'll and plays the violin They
have a hilarious farcical skit which
apounds in laughter provoking lines
and business.
Still another unusual feature an
nounced for this show is the act OF
Clayton X. Kennedy and Matte r.
Rooney. They are billed as Two Reg
ular vandevilleurs." and present an
act made up OF singing dancing
burlesQue piano playing and other
comical oddities. It is tumble OF
nonsense compounded to induce mirth
Admirers OF speedy and daring acru.
patio and gymnastic feats will find
much to please them in the daredevil
performance OF Paul La Vnrr and
Brother. They have an exhibition full
or shocks and thrills. concluding with
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-17

has so oa as tho s sescstsh A so wH5a
@ax M e nssef aEs,n be
siss ar ct !s' rsd r!~ sicne sais q
other Way Of Sitsne ' the Rear tu Of an Us
there will be another word than raid"
to describe his efforts. And to those
geddon speech. ''moratorium." which
for while most OF us took to be the
na Pesb OF n shs ii ma:t ro.,,,. SLAM.
phrase that the war has produced is
TO get the wind up" meaning to up;
set or mt Tat'ie or pu. the fear Of God
merely OF such exprsssions as get into
service no doubt could supply columns
Of new terms.
,. Here 81 let m, me thank many eorrespon-
ing a previous article.
IT Is hardly necessary to state that
orsn Of aIs Ss wio the os
that word having been national In
dustrry for about three years now. Ono
tsat ASKED op ne ffn oT to saE
whereas no one has any idea how care
fa was to do ON, pothnr 81 the kind
Iora wilayati or 81 B sns 'n %eanins
% af BY Mr. ant Atkins sFf iaaa
into the now familiar (and very ugly)
term for home. "Blighty's" adventures
are ancient history. but It was new to
me that as n reader kindly points out.
padre in it's meaning OF clergyman,
was carried TO India by the Portuguese
and adopted inta Indian languages
long before the first English chaplain
set foot in India. Like other Hindu
'rooty' for bread and dixie for camp
kettle. IL was brought home by our
In my structures on the word Hun"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-17

AC DEMY-Monday, Tucsday and
Tuesday matinee. .rhe Trail of the
Lonesome Pine.r Thursdny, Frldny,
Saturday and Saturday matinee, "I'm
So Happy
LiHfC-VnudevilIe and pictures nil
week. 31ntineen daily. .Et I'r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-17
Ends Stubborn Coughs
in q Hurry
For real effectiveness. this old homo
made remedy hns no equal. Eas-
lily and cheaply prepared.

You'll never know how quickly a bad
this famous old homemade remedy Any.
one who has coughed all day and all
night, will say that the immediate relief
given is almost like magic. It takes
but moment to prepare, and really
there IS nothing better for coughs.
into pint bottle, put 2h ounces of
Pincx; then add plain granulated
sugar syrup to make full pint. or
You can use clarified molasscs. honey.
or corn syrup. instead of sugar syrup,
If desired. Either way, the full pint
saves about two thirds of the money
usually spent for cough preparations,
and gives you more positive, effective
remedy. 1t keeps perfectly and tastes
pieasant-children like it.
You can feel this take hold instantly,
soothing and healing the membranes in
all the air passages. 1t promptly loosens
Dry, tight cough, and soon you will
notice the ,phlegm thin out and then
disappear altogether. A days use will
usually break up an ordinary throat or
chest cold, and it is also splendid for
bbronchitls, Group, whooping cough, and
Pinex is a most valuable concentrated
compound of genuine Norway pine ex-
tract; known as the most reliable remedy
Tor throat and chest ailments.
10 avoid disappointment. ask your
druggist Tor gig ounces of Pinex" with
full directions and don't accept anything
else, Guaranteed to give absolute eats.
Iaction or money promptly refunded.
The Pinex Co., Fl. Wayne, Ind. ~,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-17

Az DEHf-honday, Tuesday and
i.one.ome. pine" Thur.dny. sr,anJ,
Saturday and Saturday matinee, "Fm
So Happy
week. ,Intineen daily. .'f 'r
FREDERICK v. BOWERS l
APPEARS IN NEW SHOW
The Adeline Amusement Company.
Inc, is presenting Frederick V.
Bowers. Americas favori,e light com
ed: q in a new farce musical COMEDY.
Will have local showing at the Acad-
envy Thursday. Friday and SATURDAY
s sm SSa Sat matinee Mir. Bowers.
! popular ballads of the past decade. Will
long be remembered for his Always"
because Wait" Lucky jim" When
J Think OF You" and hundreds OF
Vest music OF his long career as a song
bwfuer,, so II is said. for the I'm SO
happy entertainment. The music for
Ythe following productions were also
Mcintyre and Heath i'm The liam
P psss: Rogers Bros. Sweetest Girl in
cinderella Girl"
His new musical play contains flf-
1 teen numbers, and Mr.. Bowers claims
that they are as tuneful as anything
that Y ne has sv ever %Eitten, II Can. For
Baby Me-" II Want to Belong to a
Soldier" Sunshine" she Is Just as
Sweet in the Morning as She Was the
S :.rsii,eh be 6n sMeetheart Time"
/ Turn TO the Right" and a Dear Lit
tie Girl in a Dear Little Town"
The book Is by Victor Gabery who
has furnished the stage some very
Y cleyer farces in the past. and II is
( the elements OF success as they contain
II animation. frivolity. clever and original
Il lines and very pretty love story
y The company contains Peacock
4 Alley chorus. which means class in
h every particular.
FAMOUS OLD PLAY
COMING TO ACADEMY
read book, The Trail OF the Lonesome
Pine" by John Fox. Jr. Eugene Walter
T.; has made primitive love the motif for
Ethe Leudai war that RACES between the
1lkinsfolks of June. Mr.. Fox's delight
Ijful heroine, and the Falins. who CON
js;itute the clashing mountain clans of
1.-THE Cumberland range. In the prOduc-
Hilton which Will be given at the Aca-
Itdemy to- morrow and Tuesday and Tues
3iday matinee IL will be seen that Walter
ldued the feud. In other words, he
makes June's love for Hale the cause
fof the fcud, in which Dave Tolliyer's
father Is murdered and Berkeley. Haie's
fhum, Is wounded by young Dave Toll
Diver. who is IN insanely Jealous sutton
Yor his cousin June's hand Mr.. Walter
makes June's love arise from compan-
Sonship around the lonely pine.
In each character the wild spirits of
the mountain clash: the spirit that
. eide world is a dominant keynote in
d livery situation. Judd ToIliver. June's
Father. meets Hale with his Winches
Per rifle crooked in his elbow and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-17
Have You Spoken for Your Victrola?
oGTT1r $3.50

The popular victrola Style VI, viii,
plays all size Victor Records and h
the mellow Victor tone quality. Cor
plcte with . dozen musical selectio,
Is double-faced 1o-inch Records
your own choice). for only
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-17
ACTRESS TELLS SECRET
Darker Grny Hair WITH Simple
Homo Made Mixture.

Joicey Williams, the wen known
American actress. who was recently
playing at the Imperial Theatre in St.
Louis, Mo-, made the following state
mont about gray hair and how to
dnrken it:
Anyone can prepare a simple mix
ture at home. at very little cost. that
will darken gray streaked or faded
hair. and make 1t soft and glossy. To
a half pint of water add ounce Of
bay rum. n small box of barbo Com
pound, and 4 ounce OF glycerine.
These ingredients can bo bought at
any drug store at very little cost, OF
any druggist can put 1t up for you.
Apply TO the hair twice week until
tho desired shade is obtained. This
will make gray haired person look
90 years younger. This Is not a dye,
II does not color the most delicate
scalp. is not sticky or greasy and does
not rub off.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-17
LEMON JUICE
WHlTENS SKIN
Girls! Make beauty lotion
at home for few cents

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Squeeze the juice OF two lemons into
a bottle containing three ounces OF
Orchard White, shake well. and you
have n quarter pint of the best
bleaching and skin whitening lotion.
and complexion beautifier, at very
small cost
Your grocer has the lemons and any
drug store or toilet counter will sup
ply three ounces OF Orchard White for
g few cents. Massage this sweetly
fragrant lotion into the face, neck,
arms and hands each day and see how
tan. redness. sallowness. sunburn and
windburn disappear and how clear,
soft and rosy-white the skin becomes.
Yes! 1t is harmless.-Adv.