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The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-02
THE LURE OF THE CIRCUS" AT LIBERTY TONIGHT

"The Lure of the Circus" sensa tional serial of the sawdust ring, has love, and big business, and the at mosphepe of the circus all preserved in it's entirety. You see charming horsewomen and daring riders, in cluding beautiful Eileen Sedgewick, leading woman for Eddie Polo, the side show, parades, glittering char iots. ferocious beasts of the jungle and everything else that goes to make up complete organization.
 "The Lure of the Circus" will also be presented at the Liberty Theatre tonight.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-02
ROBERTSON BUYS LIVE HOME

William Robertson yesterday con- cluded deal for the purchase of the William Livie home on St. Ann Aven,e, which he will occupy in the near future.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-02
PUTIN TAKES OUT LUMBER
 EOS EXCURSION INLET PLANT

The Pbliin. tander for the Dy- products plant operating in EAcur- sioA hlet. loalei q deck bad of lumber today at the Juneau Lumber Company mills.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-02

Gladys beauty and until she married WilaS of Londons favorte actresses ac in Philadelphia society has left London with several moving picture finish this work that she is return ing needed considerable urging be- bde said Mrs Rock before sailing live where else No where in stylh dressed If let her send her dressmkers to the fact have prohibition here New fork Is woideru city apd bound to keep advancing"
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-02
HUNTER HOTEL. (Douglas)

Nicely furnished. Is rooms tobaccos and soft drinks; pool, billiards. barber shop In con- nectiou EMILIO UBERTI. Mgr. Phone Douglas 25.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-02
VISITING AUNTS

Miss Mary Leggett of Vancouver, B. C., is visiting with her aunts, Mesdames Mills and Robertson.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-02
VACATION TRIP FINISHED
 FOR TAKU RIVER FARMER

Charles W. Carter Of the c. w. Young x Co., store has returned from his vacation trip to his home stead on the Taku River. MT. Carter was accompanied on his trip by Mrs Carter and children who also returned to the city. John Price who is associated with Mir, Carter in the homestead and in river boat also came to the city.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-02

Steam baths ana massage for la dies only. Mrs. Wm. Schwartzen- berg, Phone 452. Douglas. adv.
Evening star., 1920-03-17
Underwear Specials From Our Mems Shop
varsity" Summer Union Suits at .$1.5O
Printed Noiles at SOC Yard

Great values in seconds of New
1920 Voiles-a wonderful assortment
of advanced spring styles with dark
and light grounds having much the
appearance of the beautiful 1920
printed georgette crepe. Mill ends
i'm good useful lengths. 40 inches
wide at soc yard. Bargain Basement.
Evening star., 1920-03-17

Georgette, with Tuxedo collar;
vestee, with cross tucks, lace in
sertions and edge; collar and
turn-back cuffs to match. Flesh
and white, at $795.
Evening star., 1920-03-17

Standard Apron Bingham. &c
Of blue and white and brown
and white checks. warranted fast
colors. The lot being limited, we
cannot allow more than twenty
yards to a purchaser. Featured at
20c yard.
Evening star., 1920-03-17
Dress Ginghams, 3Sc

Mill Ends q inches wide, to 10
yard lengths in a large variety of
stripes, checks. plaids and plain
colors: excellent quality suitable for
women's and children's dresses.
bungalow aprons and kiddies' romp-
ers 45c grade at 38c.
Evening star., 1920-03-17
Sale of Knit Underwear

0dlS VI Nlll
Over 10000 garments in the lot
Values are extraordinary.
Extra Large Union Suits
Women's low neck, sleeveless, lace
knees, lace trimmed; made large and
full; sizes 46 and 4S. For stout women.
Priced for Thursday at Csc.
Large Size Union Suits
Flesh color; low neck, sleeveless, tubu-
lar neckband, tight knees. The cele-
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Exceptional values at 85c.
Won1en's Knit Union Suits
Low neck, sleeveless, lace knees, deep
lace woke; fine rib in white. Also in
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specia! ct 74c.
500 Won,en's Union Suits
Knit low neck. no sleeves. On
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some with tubular neckband. All
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1000 Women's Union Suits
Fine Ribbed Knit Suits, low Sn
neck sleeveless. lace knees Sizes OSC
36 to A. Irregular weaves-ex-
ceptional values at 59c.
Evening star., 1920-03-17

One model has straight tailored lines with
two narrow box plaits in center back extern
sion pocket with rows of very small buttons.
Narrow string belt, tailored skirt, side pockets.
Another model with 4-inch box plait down
center back with three small pin tucks on
each side. patch pocket, button trimmed, ma
row belt crossing in front. Skirt made strict
ly tailored finished with narrow belt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
Ell;Ihl|Z|I'S
SALTS IF BACKACHY
AND KIDNEYS HURT
Stop eating meat for a while II
your bladder is trou.
bling YOU.

nen you wake up with bac..cb.
ano ouii misery in the kidney region II
seheraIiy means YOU have been oati,.e
100 much meat. says q we'll. \. ,.,,,.s,
authoritE. Meat forms uric acid
which oVerworks tho kidncys il ,nc;,
eHort to filter it from the hIoo,I ana
they become sort Of para,vScd amd
sIsE!. when your kidneys get siu:i
nist' ana clog you must relieve .hen,.
I'M I'M you relieve your bowels; rernoy-
,ns an the body's urinous waste, else
y You, nave backachc. sick headache.
.lsHS Spells; your stomach sours.
uonsue rs coated. and when the
Menthcr IS bad YOU have rheumatic
sm,hscs. The urine Is cloudy, full Of
scaimchi. channels often get sore.
water scalds and you are Obliged TO
""ch reiier Two or three times during.
the nignt. "' '"e
Ehthcr consult a good, reliable phy-
stefan at once or get from your nhar-
macist about four ounces OF .Tad salts:
take n tablespoonful in glass OF
water before breakfast for n few r,ys
and your kidneys will then act fine.
Fhis famous salts is made from the
acid OF grapes and lemon juice. com
bincd with lithia, and has been used
Tor Rcnerntions TO clean and stimulate
sluggish kidneys. also to ncutraii:c
acids in the urine SO Ii no longer i.ri-
tatcs. thus ending bladder Weakness ~
jad Salts is a life saver for regular
meat caters. II Is inexpensive, cannot
injurc and makes a delightful eYer.
Ncsccnt iithia-watcr drlnk.--Ady. JS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
Home Wrinkle Recipe
Astonishing Results

Such startling, sensational RESULTS
come from very simple harmless.
no excuse now for anyone wear ne
those hateful marks OF age. illness, or
worry. No need foOlinE with worth less
pastos. crca ms. nor skin foods" which
don't feed the skin No need ruhbl ing.
masSaginG, Stcaming--Senselcss meth
DDS which expand and loosen skin and
underlying tissue. asgravatinE a
wrinkled, fla bby condition. Better.
sancr surcr, is tho scientific saX'olite
formula. Thousa nds have successfully
tried it--thousands freed OF wrinkles.
enlarged pores. Saggy checks. tiouble
chin---thousands' younger lookingI, hap
pier!
All YOU need do is TO dissolve one
ounce OF powdered saxolitc In one hal +
pint witch hazel. and battle youa. face
In this, The effect is almos, ma, gidaI.
Even deepest crows feet completely,
quickly vanish. Skin bccomesj flrn,,
smooth fresh looking--bcars no trace
Of trca tmcnt except that Of eIIhanccd
beauty. Get these Inexpensive ingrc-
dents at your druggists, and (iry This
marvellous saXolitc lotion toda E.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
The Loueiiest Curly
Hdir-So Easy to Have /!

why make Your hair dry. brittle anu
acad looking wiki the heated waving
tonGS' when tho simple silincrin.
moro natural in appearance. and a. liz.
sumo tinlc preserve the iustro ana
pc"utE or your trcSsesc LIQUID sill
mcrihc Is so agreeable 10 use being
neither sticky nor ercasy. am, ~.
overnight Transformation is SO plcoy-
Ing, INC first tria! will make Il yo,,r
nrm friend. 'N'
The approved way 10 app,y i, is ,o
ponr 'i;'ia into a saucer at bcdtin,,
din q cican tooth brush into this ana
uraW tue brush throuEh the hair from
cfo"h 20 mp, ono strand at a time
rev ounces of this harmless ,iou;d
rom your druggist viii last a long
Eic GU VIII like IL not only because
put because you will also md IL an
excellent dressing for the hair-Ady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25

MioSMrea ef Ire r G;"riTS the war. FOL
EnndisheI In America by George IL
eldest son. Eawafd W SmdHnnh ;fcn mnTse
VINO feli n at thc front in France in Isis
when barely 10 years S OF aSe n ava nS
whom memoir. written by his mother.
has inst been published in England and
Nmcrica by John Lane. arrived In New
ork on Christmas Day from England,
ana will spend two months here. their
,,t,ncrary reaching as Gar west as the
Pacific Coast.
Thomas Walsh whose now book of
verse. Don folquet and Othor Poems. .
VII he published by John Lane co. the
l,!thmanin. He has been making Of
iiSiai Investigations OF conditions
there there under the auspices OF the IA.
John Lane Co. nave In preparation
Tor carly spring publication the author
ZEE, sed translation of Anato!c France
In The First Valley" n novel bv
Mary Farley Sanborn which the -Four
Seas Company is publishing. we have
a new and interesting treatmcnt OF
Inc Inc Sonccption Of life beyond death.
a mere :;peculation: and whom you have
lived with the heroine of the story
the adventures that she meets in tho
other world. YOU will have found .
rcassurinG belief in i, continued exist
once. Mrs. Sanborn has a romari,abio
imaEination. but her faith is even
Greater than this.
Those Interested in limited editions
will welcome Il. Preston Ciarks
Poems" which the -Four Seas Com.
pany is announcing for immediate pub.
iicatioh' IN an edition OF only sixty
copies. Each of these copies Is made
individual with special autographed
poem contained in no other volume,
and M OF them are TO 10 attrac,iveiy
lNlf al -ir,s.
paper.
senior Vicente Blasco Ihanc. returned
TO New York recently after very sue
rcsSful lcctnring tour that hal car
burGh, Chicago and other cities cas-, OF
the mississippi River, and is nov en-
gagged upon series OF lectures taking
MN thr"ueh some Of the southern
ciicS. OF all the cities OF This coun-
Try that hc has visited he Says that
he likes New York hes, and feels most
a, home there: In the late winter he
find material for q novel dealing with
iha; branch of the Spanish speaking;
race. Tie has been much impressed by
the free and ADVANCED status OF ~om-
en- in the United Stutos. and is plan
ninE a novel, 10 he seemed chiefly in
New York CitS. and to he called prob
ably, Tho Paradise OF Women" which
seem Sio him The striking degree OF
their cniancipa ton in this country and
the equally striking need OF more
ema nciIation on the part Of tho mon.
Tho coming summer is expected TO
send q great stream OF tourists 10 I:u-
:opo. for many % whom II Will he
,hcir first journey across tho Atlantic. !
For those of them VINO visit England |
IS doubtless most q: them Will. L. T.
button ~ 60. are publishing Il little 1
book thar makes An ideal
guide for the strange" in London, who
wants TO get all iic can out OF his
Visit 10 That mighty and bcwilticrinp {
;!tE u Is called Things Seen in
..ondon.' is copiously illustrated and |
is written by \. II. Blake. who evil
lently knows his London thoroughly ,
md loves X we'll 7, Is. indeed, less :, +
'cSalation guide hool; than n person
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25

! ally conducted series of visits 10 4, :
,tssrcs,ing parts OF the great city in
nnt'nsly about their pcculiarities, Their
history their past ana present rcia :
/ ton to the life OF London.
cd t Er"as or Virtne Inns been award.
White Shadows in tho south seas %.
m mv'ii'E to letter by him TO his,
made by gro ns a of pE,, nc snEs wac
dies because OF his conduct. az re-.
ported IN the book, toward Vanquished
| Tahu in one OF the Marnnc sns Va a.
lands where he was visiting - chief
hmenu,!Iui Marauesan girls. When NJ
-. Draen cot ready to leave tho island
nne nEeP Psred,, TO- depar, with him pro.
n,nioniai burdens are light In the Mar
a sn ,.a Islands. she was shocked, and
~ w ~cr,,sn mGr people when o'Bricn ARM
Mr. OBrion reports that the ietter
M ,rn,E Ca came with the Cross OF Virtue
declared ,S sa1u ali Of he Phhadepha ladies'
wpr. Mr.. O'Brien is one Of tTo "oe OF
hi liz io1. ;n OF, OF men. but he writes that
because he feels. or thinks he foc Iiuiiea
uhdertonc of sarcasm in tho ,c,tor e. u
INC married ladies. rom
la Maiqucrida.'' one OF tbe n,,,,
powerful plays from tho ben OF " ,So
noted Spanish author and dram.,i ~
1ncinto Henavontc. whose scicH,a.,;;
nars in hi ave ben 4eSn poblished by Serb.
NC Greenwich Village Theatep" ;n VA a.
nr,ork. under the title. The p ia .srw
hr ro~Gf' With Nance oNeiI. a celel
INC role which was created j., W Sns. ia u,
o% Marie Guerrero. 10 whom H. no
a pinf rIn f'Sstona,ely dcdicatSs III, his
~, cohn Garrett underhill. rcpresen-
tHors ot ine Spanish Society Of Au.
NOR" sr IN the United States. -
iv jsspc a." ne University Press Will short
Chronicles Of America. . .t,,ir GUS IN "a inc
I Gh9, by samuel =. Ortiz. a caref,il.
fnroiem N.Y. e,sm nnn aca Mi survey Of the
large percentage OF our pop,,iation
c ch gnaaySis of racial tendencies and
ming thcir effect on and ada niabi,i,,.
,,;oet approximation with our natinnoi
. at;c,,c Mr. or,h is professor Of politlnai
many years before entering acadon;t
nc he nracticod law. and he has snrved
as n nSsM,dn, United States attorney ana
or Cleveland. He is the author or
many weli-known books on political
subjects, aud lie has trarerscd this con.
Wild" experience ana close s;i,Jv ~
american life have splcndidiV tjt.eI
MIN to write OF "ou, Foreigners"
iho voters ~ the presidential pr!-
ms Just formally announced himself
- can"idate Tor tho presidency I'm
I'io. VIII ma a clear. concise and AIS
SoiutelN accurate sketch Of ;hr .cu /
f Grais framing. career and achievements I
IN he Career Of Leonard Wood" b..
Joseph ilamblcn Sears. This boot tcIjs
IN az unbiased ard interesting. way, !
everything that voters want 10 know
abont the Qualifications OF a man wlo
aspirc. to iii tho most RESPONSIBLE nost
tion in the land. '0"'
Mcssrs. Harcouit, Brace and Howe
E natc IN press for, early publication
Aajo: - ". Douglas "Economic De
Major Douglas was assist.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25

ant Superintendent Of air craft pes.
auction For Great Britain. and this vol
.isations in connection with govern
mont tarEo-scnlc production. Portions
~ me book appeared In Tho New Age
.L.1huon). whore they attracted world :
wiuc attention. His main thesis Is !,
nroIgrnm Of distributed economic power
,,, mu inc control OF prices through the
mechanism OF credit system
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
WOMEN! DIAMOND DYES"
TURN OLD GARMENTS NEW


Don't worry about perfect results.
Use Diamond Dyes" guaranteed to
give new, yich. fadeless color to any
fabric, whether ii be wool. silk. linen.
cotton or mixed Gcods--drcsscs, sweat
ers, stockings, gloves. waists ribbons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25

cause society 10 forfeit all the good
sitna, ions are. has all authentic his
;orlcat background: and deals serious
| our artificial humdn society. Mr.. Tas-
sin. who is member OF tho faculty
o. coiunDta University. is dramatic
ana Tho Craft OF Tho Torto l.:ea"N Is,
/ perhaps. tho most brilliant and anus
Ing rlaT that has appeared Slice
EUROPE: \ BOOK FOR AMERICA.
ny snmge! Roth. Eoni Is I.ivcrighi,
In The .rumbins and destruction of
the last Euronean civilization. Amer! :
"a "a may hnd It's lesson and it's hope.
o~i!d = inner structure upon tho ruins
OF inc old, and in that rebuilding
;h a may, henchting from the
"nco, "' bus no' ,e oniy lend valuable assist
u5uan:e; In these poems. fearless
,hcr, I;t 81 :Ie tender; inspira tional
cint,oi Is INC lament. the. fiery dcnun-
nia,iEn; the love and visionins of the
prnp',ets: Gazing through ancient
vHcS mat have seen the hosts of proud
iviom. we ye''? Nm sn1 G9iiapse into OBJ
sense the secret of permancncy.
J., THEIR SON. THE NECKLACE. ry
Ea auarao Hamacois. Boni n Livoiighi,
z, In Their Son" ana TIL Necklace
e eInmt,in writes with grace. under
,,o ing ana mnninchIns realism. Here
w hhciN etched dramas Of everyday
mie: Wh'ch crash suddenly into uncX-
pccted. inevitahic and trcmcndoms
. nnT hma,. Love and passion. romance
nhu neahty, and tragedy that is inn
.nch>c ana ironic, arc the elements in
III. iatc OF these characters who. like
, oruinary people. arc so often swept
destiny. Eduardo Zamacois. one OF the
Greatest or that group OF spanish nov
S ,.;r!, WIN which .imerica is begin
Eth2 10 iamiliari"C itself. dips h. pcn
IN thc au!Sins stream Of life which
runs IN so many coiors Radiant and
;h"lhpcr. passionate and drab--his pen
mas colorcd canvhsoS Baizacian In ti,ni,.
breadth anu variety. ir"rcrrine 10 be
en- He'd philosopher uf Humanity" tho
ti'lc Echcrai!y bestowed upon him has
SAINT.
nv TIP itdn: SEH , FORCE or THE BIBLE
iishcd by the author. Kansas City. Mo.
This is the latest Of = series OF books
oE me author which treat OF the sex
Is 4 book of sex and book Of shirt
and that SEX is the dividing line be-
,TCon h lnc phEstca and spiritual worlds.
able comment from eminent educators
AUTHORIZATIONS. By Rabbi Ell
bany. y. Y.
This splendid. address was delivered
by pr Mayer M tho opening session
Of g ;, tn, the nnsiv,Snrsi,y convocation in The
cany received by those who heard il
as breathing the true American spir:,
~ It's finest Interpretation. 'Dr. John
IT, t., F:n icy who writes the introduc-
presented IN this book is AS glorious
and enhancing an America az ever
al n
have bchcld.''
INDIA IN THE YEARS l9!7-lais, By
J.. !. kusnbrook Williams. Govern
nlcnt Printing Office. Calcutta. Indis.
Contains u report on the state Of
affairs IN India during tho period in
Iicaied. prepared Cor presentation 20
Parliament.
POEMS. By Cecil Rodents Fred
srick y. stokes Co. New Work.
This edition OF Mr.. Roberts poems
represents tho authors own selection
NJ such OF his published verse as he
wishes included in permanent coli
lection. and contains the poems pub
ishcd in England in Mr. Roberts vol
nmeS The Youth OF Beauty" .:Twcn-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
Do You Lack
Strength and Energy?

Every mother knows that III. con.
slant care, lifting the bsbv and
loss Of sleep, WITH son,etirns, n nna
~ nS IS nursing are q severe strain
90 tho mothers syssem.
Amusing the baby all dav Ions
end Than being up half the nirhf
Shen naby 10 feverish from teeth.
ing or perhaps some serious iIlness.
resuit IN b2cksche, headache. wax.
ness and nervous exhaustion. Yot
sVer the mother love watches over
tne little one regardless of ashinp
heaa and wearied body.
but for her baby's sake every
mother should keep strong and vie.
ofous. She should renew her
strength to meet this staaiy can.
ping Of her vitality.
REOLO is q wonderful tonic and
oio0d builder. Il makes rich. red.
healthy blood, full Of life-eiyinp
oxygen, iron. and tho ceIl-salts that
mast be supplied to the cells Of the
podg TO maintain health and yi1or.
hEOLO restores the glow of haSjth
TO tho pale cheeks, and gives ~.
newed strength and energy.
II you are nervous, run down and
feel all tired out, the systematic
REOLO TONIC TREATMENT nil
TONE up your nervous system. slim.
uiats the circulation Of the hlnoJ
and send through your entire boSv
stream OF rich, red blood.
ms Start the REoL0 TONIC
II LRESA,iMENT today and you will
Dc aeDghted with the steady i'm.
pttuvalnent IN your health and
cams n aTo tablets--and only costs
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25

go
Gathers, drlpcrics, coVoringS-cvery.
thing.
The Direction Book with each mack
age tells how TO diamond dye over ann
color. You cannot make n mistake
TO match any material, have drug
gist show YOU diamond Dye" Color
Card.-AdV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25

I.ixsriEht, New Yo 'q >aFS"er' boni &
ne Mulhor OF this book WAS Reporter
on !. Clcveland newspaper at the MI Inn, M!
OF the trial OF Eugene Debs ro, ny ..iS
az ioh' when ihc latter was con,,c,r
VIII VIII sen H 70 prison, first at MOUNDS
Ga ~ where e' Re ans is n nnai'S TO Atlanta
SSnmp!eicly does lie possess Dnhs: 80
noshrr that when he mentioned ~
h DO ItT ne subject Of writing his
wfiic Just The kind of book ,h.. NJ
80" 49,, history VIII require, and I'm every
;r ~ ~, "a very page YOU Will be sneak
ins ior me with my AUTHORITY 80,
20 20 you without rcscrvaiiums or MI, MI"
",,,nti"nS, MT. karSncr has M,
abused ,he confidence Dcbs ninr,, hG o,
% %!m. ana while the work he has pro
presents the intimate, yivid 49, ~
ia ~" man and the times in which Inc
'F IN, ' ayc has nor insigniiieani role.
~ :, martyr Tor principles in Which, IT,
u'n!cNrd' pui however that NAV hr .
c c,nsn rcad,hs or this book will dis.
trn. A ma ne went far atield from
'iar'huHS OF supporting them. and ~
NV Nv, TO- L VIVA, he deliberately invited
.>.Hrri heiess. since Dcbs mas been nm
Outstanding figure in certain nhasns
81 american life for many Years i'js
n'"Sra rhE is no; without a certain
lie. '"e Rchera! pub
r. II CRAFT OF THE TORToISr
Y ~ A:iEernon Tassin. Boni & Liveright
In The fable the slow ana s,.adv
. .'. distan"cd tho swift hui err.
rralic mare. 80. in Tho extcndnd mr.
i".,; ~ IS pointed out that women
: "a'a'tS emerged from their slavery
20 men ny pi"ddinG steadily on in ON;
o q .:Istioi.. Being desired by men and
!lndhS thcy could use their rnostrrs,
ICES zee, ana f"ilies as steppinE-ston1s.
| heF compensated Tor their makers ~
sex solicitation ana ;rickcrv' ifav;n:1
~ necessity ACQUIRED this habit, can
ihty give II NJ. even Il they wish? They
'n.r not YET beaten men in the race.
b"t may they not do so il mon give ,bcn,
Ae!' new rights and their old MINI
'.cS al the same Time" Also, If Won.
n 20 or exploiting their sex. as in
'"'lr ola slave days. Will thcv moi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
For DinEy Towels.

wh ing towels may be restored 20
cold waSsr DS putting in u kettle Of
bnii juice. Let como slowly to Il
s So1'. Ninse we'll, blue and hang in the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
Yellow Mustard
For Rheumatism

y sood hot mustard plaster or poul-
rce IL pretty sure TO overcome most
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25

HS utilU' pa lrS
and even sclatica
and govt. but its
"a mussy affair and
generally blistc.s.
Heat IS ALSO
lutcly necessary il
you want pcrma
nent relief. BcSys
huStarinc, mad.
OF true yellow
mustard. with 9th
pain relieving mgr
dents added, is jn
as hot, is cheap,
cleaner and more .
fectirc than the OF,
ia shioned poultice
plaster, and cam
blister.
Besides rhcuunal
pains ana swelling
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25

peg! MuS'arinr is speedily cfrcctiy.
lor lumtaSo. backachc, neuritis, plcu.
fiSE' bronchitis, sore throat. chest
heat eases pain-30 and 60 cents. II
druggists or by mail. $. q. Wells &.
Co., LIE Roy, y. Y.