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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-28

been under treatment for several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. V. Van Horn have
returned from a pleasure trip to
Woodstock. Winchester ana Other
points in the Valley OF Virginia.
William Boiling. former resident Of
this city. ana now OF Rocky Mount
y. c., is visiting friends here.
Mrs. j. II. Callahan was the guest
for several days this week Of Miss
Helen stevens, at Virginia Manor.
Rev. William Meade. OF Mounds
willie. W. Va. is spending Il Tow days
with his sister. Mrs G. w. Sydnor.
Mrs. John Donovan. Jr., is visiting
her father, J. X. Cary. at Ivy.
Mrs. Estes Myers Is spending her
racation at Virginia Mineral Springs.
Mrs +. l.. Wysur and little son have
returned Ia their home in l.dwisht.
W. Va. after visit To Mrs. Wysoi ;
parents, Mr., and Mrs. T.. y. Sne;,d.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-28
Best Shops Show Smart Leather Trimmings

NEW YORK. Aug. 27.-You may
think you are going to look like 4
travelling bag or suit case when
you hear about the new leather
TRIM"
But you are not.
The smartest shops arc showing
leather binding and leather trim
minEs on the new fall and winter
garments.
Leather belts don't get you by at
all. Leather must be conspicuous
in other trims"
The coat suit in black cloth with
pin stripe of white is dashing
street costume that has the alluring
touch of youth about II.
Bright red leather and steel but
ton give the dash" TO the black and
white.
The red leather bands trim the
original sleeve and are used also on
the slightly bloused coat" Of the
dress.
Bands OF the red leather arc also
used on the pockets In front OF the
long ovcrhanging side pea,s. The
belt Is made of red leather and cloth
The black hattcr's plush turban
suggests small Napolconic with it's
straight. smooth front and softer
drapc extending in long points at the
sides
Leather is often used in intricate
designs. also, to trim waist and skirt
ana sleeve on the new street gowns,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-28
AMHERST

AMHERST. VA. Aug. 2I.-Rcv. and
Mrs. G. L. salmon and children. who
have been visiting relatives here, re-
turned last week to Madison Court
house.
fist Association in Nelson last week
were Mir ana Mrs. y. X Watts. car
roll Martin. W. W. lin and Rev. j.
II. Franklin.
Mrs. c, T. Rucker. who has been n
guest At Mrs. W. l.. Massic's, AZ SAN
didgcs, has returned To LynchbUrc.
:. l.. Watts. of Norfolk. is spending
his vacation at his home near Mon
roe.
Miss CorrInnc Watts, OF Washing
ton. II. c.. is visiting her parents, MIR.
and Mrs. \. !, Watts
]. Miss ILndn NlnNS MN hns hrcn n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-28

guest of her sister. Mrs. Walter Rob-
inson. lief, Friday for Roanoke
Mrs Fred stump and children, OF
StarlSc. Fla. are guests OF Mrs. j. t.
Wood at the Central Hotel.
Richard Wood has returned to
l.cwisburg. w. Va, after spending
several days at his old HON. here.
Miss 'rhclma Robinson left Sunday
for Newport News. where she will
spend several weeks with relatives.
Miss Green. of Conn. spent the
weekend with Mrs. Robert Mays.
MIR. and Mrs. w. *. Allen, children
and servant. left Friday for Atlantic
City 10 spend several weeks.
Miss Sarah Robertson is the guest
Of Mrs. Hillary, in wnrren,on.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Payne and Misses
Mary Norvcll and Elizabeth Payne.
who have been guests at Captain John
burg
Mrs. Edward Mccks and children
are quests OF DIR and Mrs William
McekS, near MaSSic'S Mills
DR.. and Mrs. John Bankhcad Banks.
OF the University of Virginia. were
Weekend guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Fey
ton II. Evans.
Miss Jennie Scay. Of Fluvanna
County, is the guest Of friends here
this week. She is en- route to Coal
wood. w. Va. where she has ac-
copied schoo! for the coming win
ter
Miss Louisa HUBBARD and Dexter
HUBBARD have returned to Forest az
ter a visit OF several days 10 Miss
Lilly Harrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Bonncy. Jesse
Honncy, Jr, Elizabeth Bonncy and
Miss Adclla Page. who have been
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A Magnificent Showing of
Furniture for Every Room


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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-28
WHITE SULPHUR SEASON
us NOW At ITS HIGH TIDE
Life Il; Popular Mountain Re-
:ssor! Ceasclcss Succession
: Of Social Events.
Especial 20 Tho Times Dispatch.l

Especial - Tho Times Dispatch.l
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. w.
VA, Aus. THE season is now at
ligh toe here Il succession of balls.
teas. bridge afternoons and sporting
gents rounding out the summer in
atmhir' OF activities.
2ln tao qualifying round OF the Old
White summer championship, which
'Eus followed With the greatest in
iArcSt 1y ihc visitors, Frcdcricl,
snnre, ot Enelewood. y. j.. turned in
q medal 80 So for the eighteen holes
md winning second place. Johnson
~. Frazier pc Philadelphia, making
low for DO field with card of 81.
CthC.s GHt.ifr!u. We're: Henry W.
Iaft q. II Watkins. IL. c. Ncwland
c:eors,, Is TAluuaucr. 7. Johnson
Ware. ot Philadelphia. and Dwight
y. Meigs head of the liili School at
,ottStowN. and trophy winner for the
tTcenhr.er summer championship in
-Jrir.
VISIT Horse show.
The horse show held this week at
fsoncevcrtc in connection with the
Grccnhricr VALLEY Fair. was attended
by large crowd. many motoring
over To soc tho entries OF society folk
from tho resort Miss Hope Bush,
the. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Irving
q, Bush. rode Dol the thrcc-g gated
saddle class winning the blue rib
Ion. LawrorCc Lewis won first prize
for the jumpers Miss Elizabeth Van
hagen. of chicago. a niece OF MIR.
ana Mrs. Thornton Lewis, also win
ming "a first
Air. ANA Mrs. Edward Il. Stettinius.
who wer" the hosts Of General Perish
Ing during his visit here in May, are
rotnrnins This week. During their
earlier visit they were Joined by Ed
ward Il. StetynU>, Jr.. from the Uni
Nersity OF Virginia, and BY Mr.. and
Mrs. William G. Stcttin!us. who were
returnimc g. Baltimore after spend
4 ing their honeymoon at Hot Springs
a large gallery was out 10 watch
the events OF tho summer tennis
championship. which was played this
( week. Among tho New York entries
were Mrs Arnold W. kochlcr Miss
Hope Bust. Miss Gwcudoiyn King.
Miss Mabel Eurton. Miss Louise Isc-
lin and \. Maverick Graves. Garrett
i, Wal. ir., of Richmond. was win
ncr of tho trophy, defeating Donald
Mcleod, OF Indianapolis, in the last
rounds.
The ohndrc,ts fancy dress ball
which is the las; of series of events
&. for the junior visitors was held on
; ThurSluy might and was most sue
cesafu NavHr an attendance OF 500.
Miss l@'h 'ovs,"r, of Norfolk, gave
II ,nur0 ' solo dances
Tho i.r, SHOW Cotiuion. for many
N scaSon- tU .n1nnt feature Of tho
& Greeuh~,e' HORSE Show hold n, The
ATend,t,a .eus attended by a gath
terius 30 uutah'c as that at the re-
4.n al az 'ho pli White Cotillion las;
as OF ~
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FARNlVILLE

FARMNILLE. VA, Aug. Gin
tcrcst still runs high in the Gun Club
recently organized in l'armviilc, and
on September 3. Labor Day. there is
To he an all-day prize shoot of the
club.
y number OF the cx-service men
of Farmviilc and vicinity are pre-
pairing TO attend the first reunion Of
the Twenty ninth Division TO lac held
in Baltimore from August 81 to Sep
tcmhcr 3.
one Of the most exciting baseball
games in Farmvilc during the sea-
son. was that on last Wednesday, be-
tween Farmvillc and Rice teams. the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-28
Take "Dodson's Liver Tone" Instead!

Here's my guarantee. ASK your
druggist for a. bottle of Dodson's
Liver Tone and take "A spoonful! to-
night II it doesn't star, your liver
and strairhtcn you right up better
than caloimel and without gripping or
mAking YOU sick ] Wmnt Won TO 70
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-28

la Ok TO thc store and get your money.
Take a spoonful OF harmless. vcge-
table Dodson'S Liver Tone tonight and
wake up feeling great. It's perfectly
harmless, so give IL TO your children
any time. IL can't Salivatc, so let
them eat anything afterwards.-Ad
y,.rt,sgnput
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-28

spent the past week with their daugh-
ter. Mrs. G.. Forrest Thomson, on
First Avenue.
Miss Virginia Williams. OF Norfolk.
Is the guest OF Mrs. r. w. Vaughan.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-15
3. @. Woraaaro.

s g. Iorsaarb, ben beticubtc Se'
tesbsIen fra gnelanbsfiorb, bciseer
bette Iar fine 2anbsmrno / Better
bcin1en. Sm CT en- utocbe9iurIis %
orIpite ytanb, iom Tier at ic isier iinc
ltnIIpttebe 2~nrosrrno 90 finee no,
boprIebes sc bar Def / bet fore slime
rita. 90 for at foa bore frem en- odrnt
Silieu ira iit Splt h%crhienme, Far ban
rreo iig fin aobe @aroun9erfele % 9ir
Noncerter, hppr ban farer frem. 90
roor ban itanr Der i lin pere NutionnI'
>rnst % taller no8Ie Orb / iii toneri8e
SGtesodlsmdal 90 Inoer lua %uen
tonie ppcr Strensere, % Def neb Ell
inro Iciters gucord8, ba henVrtter
ban mart tine Silhsrere I'll "Scoes'
bcincn" / sanlle gtorgc. Set Tan beo't
iiQcs mco 9clbnpen1 Orb on Ole
Suu: "San prtter mcb iii @ueNra3
cn 8aaroue / Dit Srore". N~orbgaarS
e, Ell nirfeIie Weiter / natipualt 6cles
itiI. Set bar, iom ie8 bsrte Seto
SnnshnIen, meb sc mango 1nbertoncr,
near ban IpiIte sSprineorcn bans clIcr
AipIerreparne. enoo ban bar life Sat
ten atfurat ipru Sclerlle bar Den, men
SoueuuIoct Oct CT tort. % bet berot'tc
/ Dor Nntionolmuiit, "bet ltrsrulcr
inn pad beg fra 1ih I'll Siorb, ira
6uel % Sois, inn Srallm % St8t",
IL "bi &iennin9ar inner % g%lepnc:
reg %iielp", noo beune giGne, 'til'ns
rcroc SrtcsbeIcn toIter 2toet / 8dntlc
giorge paa 6elen i'm. 9enne Sar,oSs
rianb bpr llbilptterfpIfct taec bel intoe,
Fan FOREIGNER Oct, ban CT Ell 6asndmd'lo
for S~rtesbMeruc og Solf al nor't
9nrb. liseiom hans %roNcr beroper,
Der GAP en- Wiuion I'll Stolerre I SGs
tersDulcn. Set er en- SantIte, Ionl
riier, / meir e,n / Crib. at Del hcIoe
sen Slrpcn iitano, 10 mar 6corane
iiaa att paa Soroi, Sci fan ticnnd lit
Solt ps tit 2anS. ), G. Sdcfer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-15
Morjoocr iii White Ttarrbea.

@hite Stdrrbed CT beptrtet peo Sd'
ellen @actcrium Yulprum o~uerfcrt 9lelt.
ncm 9%ggaebpipen. Ser er neppe NOT er
l%lnruening ilben npgle angrebne aputn'
ger. Spgoonlslpirerne' fprlnerer It9 mcgee
hurtig, % en- a,lgreben aDltn9 tnn 'nttttt
Den belle Slpf. Spirerne tan or6bee bel
0rlloeu AT Observation-Disclosures. Sno'
nenoia I~nti1epttcS for ar brGbe Sptrerrlt
ituloe oipes iuainart anlingcrrc Ell ilot
az SfaIlet. Set er nleget lcttcrc at fore
bnggc eno set er at helbreoe.
Spurlebcs at forebpgee Wbite 1inrrbea
Wine Serrer: Seq ier Der meloes on
ida mango, Der miiter tine Inlau apntna
Ger peb White 9iarrbea, al ieg tRrtt'
at fortrle min Grfaring. Seg mt'tenf
for en- Wrn9be al henne Iariag, prcue'
mango Wioler % table opltrcnt dlt Saap
Som CT iioite Soris9 icnNic leg III @alfe,
Henlcop 60, Sept. AIS, Wdterlpo, Soipd
eitcr ceres WoIfo 8bite Siarr6ea Nenle'
on. Sea briigte TO SO Gents Fatter
ppor9tteSe 300 Bhite @nanhortes pf
miitebe lille ell eneiie elIer babe noscr
ing efter at baue gioct Icbtttnen, of
mine aplinger or itsrrc % %trtltere en-
noaeniinbe fer. BEG bar flroct bette
Ttrma al bore fulbitGnoig paalioeli9t oe
faar altih Riblet mco %omguacnoe Tolt
-Wtrs. 6. 80. grabibap, S~euconsncIo
Soma. Iopt
Bent life.
Went life inbtil @bitc Siarrhea bar
taeet 9alooelen euer TO Sreoteoele al
oine apainser. Cab ben lite begpnoe,
@9r iorbereot. Strip ihaa. 2aS os be-
niie for big, at Walfc bill forebpgge Wbite
Siarrbea. Seno 63c for Ell sSitc pac
nor @aranti - binc Venoc tilbaac brif
life tilirebs. Walfer Nen,ehp Co., 3ept
Alb, WaterlpO, Snipa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-15

me Son8tor 9ipet en- aoncert | ben
tpe~nffslntberIte airfe, bbor ben be-
fIenote Soel WoSberg fra Chicago lang
Solopartierne 90 andre Gauge. Spens
lterre ltol afbolbe lin ltpre Sonaerfeii
her eil9an9 / CONNER.
S~tdnbtnaoerne / Senper reprrIente
res ar Soeniterne. Sc er omtrent lao
talri9e ION baabe Saniter % Npros
rn1no tiIlamnter. Saniferre tomn,er
n9lt hpao antal an9uar. % be Rorifc
1'olt Seq bar isgt at ina 8reie pna
orttrent bpor mango Norite Der or her,
nter Oct bar prret uanifeli9, oa Der
eroru ittc forclisecr no9et Gcniusres
llltat lioen 1910. en- ipeilit Banter.
Sr. Sinooal, merrte Der bar meIlem
o % 8 Suier. Gen norite 0~icefonIul,
9r. Verreien, iom CT %dnite, iaebc al
bette bar for hsif lat, oa at Der life
bar mere end omtrent 1.200-1,500
ilprltfeote / gpen. Negncr ri M at
Der or mtno't Ii8e iaa marpc ameris
fanlftsote, lor belt e0er belpis for
ltaar nor1f. ida er bette tanite bet rimes
lt8e SaI. Ser tales ~fprciten ct rem.
trD8teltG Sprog al en- itor Sci al Be
Norlte Der. On fan bsre mar DC tos
Ter en9el't ira bpao aart al Noree SC
er, og bet uneerligc CT at ieIp ON he
taller meo ell Norbmanb iniiitcrer De
pda at tale et n%orif>enecIif 9Ionoingss
lpro9, lont ptrtcr pocrIig @touriit, %
mtroer ON 6r. Yeterpeicns @rcoe /
"Fo'ten"s WeIcmmnSsIpalter. Ser
''rttoes lnaoiot ieg bar braat / @rfdring
meyer fdd Norltc / oifcntIige Stiuinser,
o9 ttc ret mango i eene Sorretrinscr.
Sen eulte Soufmdnb lea bar truiict
CT 0r. 2dlep, .iont CT Gusiercr / BIO
tteer State Tnu,, Ell 9onf, iorn FOR
Ster'teoelen elcr p,ntrent belt tontroIs
lcres al Spenifer, UPcn mere ON DC
Nor'te raar leg bitter mere fienbt nteo
Dem. Sc, ION ies bar ntsbt CT alcs
i%antnten poerit bnaeeItae % penIisc
SOlt, inn / oer Sib DC bar prrct her
bar siort it Ri at frcn,mc gpens Bert
pg @cIprrs.
Slitten Der er let % tsr, % Solen
thinner g~lenrem1nitlis mere tnb 800
Sage / Iarct. Set itaI p9re ponifelig
ON iloaeu @n / @crbeu irbcmfor peu
temperertc gone bar bebaseltgsrc @ins
ire cno u bar Der. Sea bar lahet mig
fcrtGIe or Der ~aIminocliee Seitpcir
parer ontrcut Ri Saniar Iamleh, al
brtNt MI % "a al CT let Sreid 10, men
aIort9 lda mcget al Der er SlGoeiere,
ba Sueen ~lluelter pmtrcnt reh BET
famine Den faIoer. On iieIben 0or8
tan Ebermomctret 9aa neo Ill NuI,
men or iom &e9el opcr ~Srpiepunttet,
% Def er in9er SicIbenheo at il srsrs
nc 0rrspIrusr miot ont @intercu.
6or mig bar bci en- I~abenbarcjic Ut
Inoc ct iligt aIimn, efter 'be tren8c
&inrre / Soma. 90 bporfpr III. aac
&c ri8c Sarn,erc, iou1 Iiot efter lioi
trGttcr Jig tilbase fra Sarnarbeitet %
fIptter inb til gMrne, meb en- Sang
ritter iie lbs % flprter hibuS I'll eolps
raho, er mig urrillig at i%oritau. : CT
iliat 9lima funDe DC fsrit fig. ar DC
tar fri for Ilpor fra Def DC liter mino't
/ gitc1,, be buarbe |tntrI (9aere.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-15

Special

Sienbt | mango 9lay iom ben Maifin,
Der "%lno'parer 6armerens SrGiferess
ming"
9GroitIlot Sorr bliper life tort uo i
Straaiiatten.
Srd ben tore Cylinder meo i'm Wtaus
Den bag Rononeu" til "99ino Studer"eu
er Straaet uoiat for en- poIblom % peos
parenoe Santen os Rplteu.
6e'nltatet er rem SrGtfnine bin
yrort. 8inS @iereu al Ell Neb Riper
special | Bit Nabolas til at ubiere bin
sr9'fnins bette aar. On oil Inblpare
eln Srelfsresnin9 usb at pente paa
ham.
Snls interesieret / Ell lrpifemaIfin for
psrlonli9t Brig, ipsr os ON Dor
Sunior" Reo Ripsr Special.
Sfriu otter GirtulGrer.
NICHOLS & SHEPARD co.
6 natbrmot Sorretnine Sssn 1s4s)
't"anos {abritantsr Of 3rb Riper Spselal lrrHe
"aptner. gptno Stodtrs. JeeberS. Iomps
% Eu'ooas Traction @uaiusS,
BATTLE CREEK, MICHIGAN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-15
GnabeIageneS HpracSfrrb.

wa Nelp Uort oen Bic Mni mel
Gunarrs Siniels pGlbise Saurpifib "Nari.
tania" (901 Sob. Der iinbes cnSn,
aobt meb Ylubs. Scnb SereS SepoiiI
$4,000 a 3oic alasie euer $50. 90 2ber
ala5ic iii aouiteen, RaIbp, Saaen, or.
itap. 129 go. 3rb ST.. WinneapoIis
Gunarb, auchur, Incbur. : unalbiun 9ines,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-15
Vent for bcn
SrGifer, JONI i~mniparer
bit &Dru.

opis ou tilbsrlis bar ibotet euer itottst
bit Sorn nil bet bolbe zig. Ssbre al ilb:
lGtts eno at labe Roru 9aa tilipiloe msb
ben itrstte SrRifemaifiu.
Yet ptl betule it9 tor big at peute uo9le
taa Gage longer for Maubeu msb en-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-15

San fjenbte bet. Seq tror. min
&erre, ar Se iibbcr paa min Sot."
"er Der Ell baarb eler en- bIsc Sat."
Ser Ell en- bleb Sat"
ga iiober ieg life baa ben."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-15
.entur


bite Grrj |.
Pr az lad
|aa padt
pnb, ID
ION oed
! / IotI
|icrt cGt
Tan rat |
c Stdtel |
g NuIeS !
2obct 4
lntt1oej |
glelu1e1 |
nstilbus |
9o0 Gtr4 |
nan drl |
te0 fcrid |
ANY. | |
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-16
WASN'T ABLE TO
EARN ONE PENNY
Flat on Back When He Takes
TanIac, Carpenter Now
Picture OF Health

at certainly do praise Tanlac and
always will, for 1t has put me in
shape to where i can work and make
living for my family" said a. J.
Haislip. n well-known carpenter and
a lifelong resident of Salem. Va, re-
siding at 1872 Academy Street for the
past thirty eight years.
II was fiat on my back in bed when
started taking Tanlac. couldn't
earn penny, and 1t looked like
nothing would do me any good. My
whole system seemed poisoned from
Indigestion. constipation and bilious
ness, and hadn't been able to eat
anything but n little toast for n whole
month. Before / had to quit work
entirely ] often got up in the morn
ings so dizzy / could hardly stand up
TO get my clothes on. and couldn't
climb ladder at nil. Then brok @
down completely and had to go to
bed.
One day told my wife I wanted
to try Tanlac and see If II Wouldn't
give me little appetite. Well, in
stead Of upsetting my stomach like
everything else l had tried 1t com
mcnccd to help me. My appetite
picked up and in a little while I was
fattening like pig. I have gained
sixteen pounds in weight now and I
can't remember ever feeling any bet
ter. l owe great deal to Tanlac.
and 1 can't help praising IT,"
Tanlac Is sold in Richmond by
Tragic Drug Co. Grant Drug Co. and
leading druggists everywhere.--Ad-
vertisement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-16
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
james >yhi,romh Ashton.

NORFOLK. VA. Aug. l5.-Jame!
Whitcomb Ashton died sunday morn
ing at his home. ZIG London Street
aged 81 years.
Mr.. Ashton was horn in Washing
ton November H. 1896. He had lived
in Portsmouth since lS+S. During the
yellow fever epidemic OF 1855 he was
placed in charge OF the post-ofiicc. IL
which position he served until M
Was himself stricken by the disease
lie served the Confedcracy during
the war Hctwccn the states.
lie is survived by his wife. Mrs
Ann Elizabeth Ashton. and by three
childrcn-Mrs. j. Ward Hammer. OF
Portsmouth: John Newton Ashton. OF
Richmond and Mrs. G. II. Williams
of Baltimore. The funeral services
will he held at the residence at
o'clock this afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-16
1oDAY's AID TO BEAUTY

Hair is by far the most conspicu-
Gus thing about us. and is probably
the most easily damaged BY bad or
careless treatment. If wc are very
careful in hair washing. wc will have
virtually no hair troubles. An cspe-
cially fine shampoo for this weather.
one that brings out all the natural
beauty of the hair; That dissolvcs
and entirely removes all daudruff.
excess oil and dirt, can easily be used
at triiiing expense by simply dissolv-
ing n teaspoonful of canthrox (Which
you can get ut any druSgist's) in u
cup of hot water. This makes n full
cup OF shampoo liquid-enouEh so it
is easy to apply 1t to all the hair in
stead of just the top of the head.
This chemically dissolves all impuri-
ties and creates II soothing. cooling
lathcr. Rinsing leaves the scalp
spotlcssly clean. soft and plant.
while the hair takes on the glossy
richness of natural color, also a nuf-
fincss which makes 1t Seem much
heavier than il is. After canthrox
shampoo, arranging the hair Is n
Observation-Disclosures
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-16
DEATH RATTLE OF
CAL-0MEL IN SOUTH
Dodson Is Destroying Sale OF
Dangerous Drug With His
silver TOne.'

You're bilious. sluggish. constipnteG
and believe you need vile. dangerous
caiomel to start your liver and clean
your bowels.
Here's Dodson's guarantee! ASK
your druggist for a bottle OF bod
sons Liver Tone and take a spoonful
tonight II II doesn't start your liver
and st-a!ghten you right up better
than calomel and without gripping oil
making you sick | want you TO go
back 10 the store and get your money
Take calomel today and tomorrow
you will feel weak and sick and
nauseatcd. Don't lose days work
Take n spoonful Of harmless. vage-
table Dodson's Liver Tone toniEh;
and wake up feeling great. It's per
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ds.-Advertiscmcnt
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by Hudson IIn,icy.

United News stan Correspondent.
PARIS, Aug. i.-"I.irc never seemed
more beautiful To me. 1t is because
am surrounded by all those love"
Nine. Sarah Bernhardt. at a.. re
pudiates the rumor tina, she is III and
suffering. and In Il message to her
old friend. Arthur Meyer. editor OF
Gaulois, thus describes the Golden
Sunshine. OF her existence at Belle
llc-Sur Mcr, her beautiful summer
home. Off tho coast of Brittany.
y French newspaper heard the
rumor that Bcrnhardt had suffered a
pailfnl fan while rchcarsing for the
great dramatic poem written for her
by Gahrie ] d'Annunzio. and which she
Intends TO present TO the Eng iSh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-16
SARAH BERNHARDT DENIES
SHE IS I'LL AND SUFFERING
Famous Actress Declares Life Never Seemed More
Beautiful to Her. Because She Is Surrounded
by All Those Dear to Her

public on London stage this fall.
Immediately Juror OF excitement
swept Paris
Ecrnhardt is i'll: Bcrnhardt IL dy-
me-, II was reported. Hut SO many
times has Mime. Bcrnhardt. as she cN-
presses 1t. disappointed" the public
which expected her to die. that IL is
not surprising To find her again de-
MINK tn" report. in the happy phrases
which speak OF the healthy JOY OF
living.
As B"rnhardt grows older. her
friends say. her indomitahlc courage
increases. Around her. as she said
in her message to Meyer. she has the
best beloved Of her friends. and she is
working continuously with her art
keeping alive the fire of genius that
has famed for more than half Il
century.
When Rcrnhardt dies. it would be
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IN AND OUT or TOWN.

Miss Elizabeth Mnury BcvcridGc /.
> guest OF Mrs. Marshall Gucrran,
Louisville. Ky.
Iolt Page and his mother. Mrs. ]
Page. have returned from motor
10 Pittsburgh. They were ac-
npanied by MIR. and Mrs II. +
rrmann and son, OF New orleans
Mrs. w. ]. Hermann. OF Mndi-
Vile, La.
Ir and Mrs. w. w. Dnlard arc a,
ton. Va. where they are spending
cral weeks.
trs. W. NJ Oyg and little son,
ley. have returned 10 their homo
, Edgcwood avenue. after visit
relatives near Gordonsvillc.
FRS Elam c. Toonc and two sons
G!ntcr Park, are spending some
10 at Urbanna.
FRS. J. T.. Wynn and two children
and Elizabeth, OF Erookland
TX. are visiting relatives at Tazc-
II, Va.
ir and Mrs. T. Croxton Gordon
their small daughter are spend
month with James r. Gordon
I! Miss Evelyn Gordon. TT l1of
I'VE Avenue.
tr. and Mrs. J. Aston Cabcll and
SIS Ethel Cahcll are spending the
1lainder o, the summer at the Old
Get Springs.
IRIS. w. ]. Icakc and Miss Mary
rnc. who have been the guests of
and Mrs. Frank Beirnc in Ralti-
re. have returned TO their summer
ne in Asheviile.
ddison Rennolds has been spend
some time in the Adirondacks.