Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05

| OF farm. orchard and garden produce.
| .. ,myarhtIon ~ the superior method
w. roo preservation. No cans. Jars
or Ithious canning process necessary.
| heIciy the water removed from food
m,h.erihis, leaving all havorlpg and
mourishmcni values intact. The
| living"
Itrishable produce IN preserved
easily economically and advantage
ousiy by d"hydration. for homes,
notes restaurants. boarding houses.
schoo!s. institutions. ships and din
/ ing cars. Pounds are reduced TO
ounces simply by removal of water
content Money, work, time and
SpoIiaSe are saved; weight. bulk and
storage space are reduced ;stonlSh-
insiy.
"bchydration furnishes the maxi
mum OF good living at the minimum,
eNpense-well called The modern
food miracle
IT'S a GOOD OLD WORLD. Hy
Hruce Barton. The Century Co, New
York.
1t Is a good old world. and Bruce
Barton does the reader a good turn
IN ma King him feel that IL is This is
Il book OF wholesome Stimulation OF
helpful common sense. OF illuininatIn,.
sidclIghts on life as H. is lived and
must he lived.
Mt Barton has won a .ollowin. of
thousands of readers to whom h..
SpcakA IN inspiring editorials on the
everyday things tina, are 30 iinpor-
taht TO you and me and the family,
around IN. corner. The are every
they seem 10 him tremendously I'M
portant--and so they are. He writes
with an irresistible eIouucnce. with
a warm sDiri; OF comradcship tina,
helps the -eader to feel his own
kinship With you and me ana thut
family around the corner
MIDNIGHT on THE RANGES. BY
G"org" Gilbert. Little. Brown * Co,
Boston
!, was iueky thing for old Man
Peters that that Ed Ee!trane came
riding into coppered Jack. just look :
ing around" for job AZ the par,i-
cular moment he did
MI the cards were stacked against
Peters, and he needed help i,aru-
du!st. the biggest cattle prince in the
country-who held In. sheriff and
the law in the palm Of his handG
mad his eye on the valuable water
rights on Peters homestead. Barn
qu!st's son had his eye on Peters
daughter. and between the two ;hey
meant TO dispose OF the old man and
hcip themselves TO his belong!ngs
But they had not counted on BEL
trane and his big stallion Midntsh;-
"a man OF men and a stallion unsur-
passed. SO their plans did no, work
out eSnctly as they had expected with
the result that coppered Jack quick
~ iourd tSc!i The center OF a lively
drama ut Western lie in which bull
lets flow and men settled their ac-
counts on sight with "s.G-guns," with
out waiting for discussion
This is a ;nlc OF !!fe on the Texas
plains. Of sons hate OF his father.
OF treachcry towards friends. and OF
such Owl s.!f-*c"lting ina; Inevitably
II brought destruction on itself IL
Is also the story OF chivairous
range rider. I'm. in iGstInci. loyal 10
The core. whose love nnds !tS right
reward.
TIE UNSEEN DOCTOR preface
ny J. Arthur II!ll Henry Holt &
Co. New York
in this book L. " 6. woman ra-
ti"nt, 20 whose character three tcstI-
monia!s are printed. tells OF h.r cong
illness and o! how she was treated
and cured by DR. Beale who mani
tested himself. apparently, az a spirit.
through IN. mediumsh!p OF Miss Rose.
a nu-sc In the Introduction J. Ar
thur ii!l! who believes in nsych!c
communications. urges the evidence
OF supcrnorma! power while admitting
that there is no clue TO DR. Bcales
identity.
THE THREAD OF FLAME. nv
Basil King. Harper N Brothers. New
York.
This is the story Of man who