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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04
"Rctrospcctio-"

N'h ''"n"'n..' ;nc book, Rev
l cries OF a Bachelor" how
The Bachelor" would SIT for
many hours before the open lire
place with the great OAK LOGS
burning furiousiy and reflect on
the past-how he would contrast
the flames, The SPARKLE. the hicker
and the dying cmhcrS in this
great fireplace with III. love. the
dispositions. character and the
nature OF the different girls
whom hp had courtcI IN days OF
story lies in the manner Of now
the author has brought TO bear
the love, the cheer. the compan-
ionSh!p and radiance 10 he had
in an open fireplace, with its fire
burning ana casting it's glow OF
r@dncsS and warmth over the
room. must confess. when
went into If 1t Rurns Gas.
Have IT. KOL.Bt. 2la East Grace
street. and saw several Radiant
fire Gas Heaters in the open
fireplace burning and radiatiug
its warmth over the entire store.
many happy thoughts and memo
RES were quickly awakened in
me. The "kadiantiire." Mir
Kobe explained. is a gas heater
that can be placed ia amy omen
fireplace and is capable OF real
heating service, powerful enough
10 heat any office OF ANY room or
reception hail in Your home The
'l::didntfrc" is indeed "a Won
deriul gas heater. free from ANY
noise, dirt or odor. and can be
operated at 4 cost OF ) cents per
hour for the small sea -r and {
cents per hour Tor the large
heater. Il ~ comfortable and
cheerful beyond compare. \ va
ricty OF designs in the Radiant
fire" can he had and provides
harmonious equipment for rooms
OF various decorative treatment.
They are proving very popular in
the homes and Offices, ana really.
they arr very reasonable in price.
Drop in kolhc's and hav. them
demonstrate the "Eadianthre" to
YOU.
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Gasoline Corner

lave .isitrd many OF our great
Eas tern cities where just claim
- made 10 progressive energy.
hut ! venture the opinion that
Gasoline Corner" BcIvidcrc and
Grace streets. In reality THE
El.ECrHIC SERVICE AND &C
cESSOHlt.S CORPORATION. is
step ahead Of anything OF its
Kind in the South
This handsome building. which
has recently been completed
w"r'h do credit TO any Of til.
exclusive shops on The rifth
Avenue OF Eicumord."
Quite novel feature Of this
progressive firm are covered
Gasoline ana Oil Pumps. with
!ubricatinG oils. underground for
cleanliness and tie protection OF
the public.
Automobile accessories and
equipment of known quality only
arc offered the autoist, plus
prompt, polite and personal ser
Vice. No employee is permitted
20 accept tips and uniform
price is offered one and all
y well-appointcd ladies' rest
room is provided for the COM
fort and convenience .; lac pa
irons.
found Gasoline Corner" ono
Of the most interesting places
on Grace Street.
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CAROLINA MAYOR SAYS
MONKEY RUM PLENTIFUL
Dcclnrcs Stills i'm Eastern NortI,
Carolina "T'hick as Flcns ON IA
Dogs Back
CLARK CRITICIZEs JUDGES
wheeler States Home Brewers Who
Make Intoxicating Beverages. for
own Consumption, VIII Not Bc
sought for Present
ll;r Async,a,olrr.s.1

, GREENSBORO. y =. FEB. B
Mayor -. VI Clark. or .GrccnvilIc. y
{" "reak!nG - the final day scss II
OF tn" Law enforcement convention of
The North Carolina Anti Saloon
League hsr. today. declared that
WHISKY Suns were as thick In East
ern North carolina as n.as on Il dogs
back aud that raising corn. cotton
ana tobacco had been abandoned IN
many sections for the lucrativc wort.
fot manufacturing monkey rum"
Judges in Norm Carolina wcre
criticized by Mayor Cla:E :o- wha,
ie called their failure 20 punish vio-
iitora after the or!cers mad apprc-
hendcd them. Public sentiment. &C.
c2riins TO Mayor Clark. has not crys-
'aliized N favor OK prohibition.
Concluding. Mayor Clark said:
Monkey rum" had com. 10 be dcsig-
.natcd as three e." meaning Craven
county corn"
Ndnrcsscs on various phases .! en-
fpsccm"ut of prohibition rs Mayor
'.ark. II 6 Gul'ey. prohibition agent.
81 Wi!minr'ou. y. g. and X. /. Hun
man io!ue.'or of tn" Sixteenth Dis
ir.o', Myir"ntoa. y g. emI dls-
cuaslou OF the eighteenth amend
n"n' and o'hcr nriui,jon laws by
N"yne u "hre.rr general counsel o:
iHe -s"loon LcaIne. featured tn,
session
roaer va no, be a.kea to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04

the new herbal remedy This prcpa-
ration has made a great reputation
ON its merits alone.
II is not what we say bu; what ih..
people say who have used Plant
Juice that has done this. Ii you SUI
fer from stomach trouble. bilipusn.ss.
malaria, constipation. nervousness.
insomnia. kidney trouble or feel
facilitated and rundown. try Plant
Juice. the great herbal system tonic.
Local testimonials from gratilicd
users of Plant Juice continue TO pour
in. proving that this remedy is living.
IN 10 its reputation. One of the most
recent is that OF Captain Horace W.
CLARK. Of Truck No. /. Twenty-cighth
and s streets. who has been connect
ed with the Richmond Fire Depart
mont for the past 2S years. man
OF the utmost integrity. Captain
Clark. as well as being ono OF the
most popular members OF the Fire
Department. Is also popular among a
large circle Of friends. He stated:
For the pas, % years have suf-
fcrcd from stomach trouble. and 7
would have blcating and distress
after eating anything, pains around
my heart and felt weak and run
down | had tried numbers of diff
fercnt medicines without relief until
] heard OF t'lant Juice and decided
TO give il a trial. ] found great ben
eft with the first dose I took. and
IL is the only medicine that relieved
me. ] am glad to give this endorse
S.nent for Plant Juice and 10 recon-
mend 1t TO my friends"
For sale in Petersburg by Morrison.
The Drug Man.
For sale In Chase City by The Chase
City Drug Company.--Adv.
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h. lhe fYfth Avenue of Richzu0ud'-
Observation-Disclosures Observation-Disclosures

o scrv. as one wishes TO be
scrvcd--to meet ones every
wish as one desires II to he met
TO 50 complete ones satisfac-
ton that little or nothing is left
TO ones nmag inatIon-,hat is
"rHiricncy."
Somewhere read these lines.
amt they seem 10 nave become
Embedded in my memory, and
now thoroughly conscious | be
came yesterday OF The real trur
meaning OF the word deficiency"
as made ingrcSS on Grace Street
10 really great Richmond in
stitutiou.
have visited many of tho
wonderful stores on Fifth Ave-
nue., hui II remained for me to
WISH the great store OF Miller ~
Rhoads. The Shopping Center"
Tor full realization and apprc-
citation of The Service and
spirit of a Great store"
Service" at Miller * Rhoads
may be summed up in n few
words. mcrchu ndisc Of sterling
worth gathered from the four
corners of the globe. and in OK
t"nsiVe variety that makes shop
ping real pleasure and gcnuinr
satisfaction, while the Spirit" OF
'hiS store seems 10 be reflected
ia the agreeable and courteous
manner Of it's hundreds OF clerks
and department heads, whose
constant aim and cndcavor is to
render satisfaction 10 The GUS
toner.
TO me the personal of tho en-
'ir" NJ. & L. organization he
speaks the ultimate OF discrimi-
nate selection. which is Ger
tainly tribute To clean. whole
some management.
Shall hazard tn" opinion thar
til" founders Of ;:;is great Rich
mond institution in 1855 pos
SeSsca little beside an abiding
faith in the ci,y's progress and
the Idea Of Service" to a com
muniiy? II has grown a. Rich
mona has grown. ANA ii feels it
SELF still growing as Richmond
continues 10 travel it's probes
tined upward way.
Thus the clientele OF this in
stiiution should lind pride in the
knowledge that no store in
america surpasscs Miller "
Ehoad*. The Shopping Center"
III spirit ana Service"
SUZANNE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04

W.S!iiNGTD&. Ech a--i.caf to-
bucc" held January ny manuf,"-
tGrcrs AMI dealers. other than orl-i-
nal g"nWrTs amounted to Ito
-; 80 hounds. com pared with i.5lS.-
;2i.ti Douif.s h...d a year ago. the
CON. a. Bureau Announced today.
Chewing. smoking. STUFF ana cN-
prit tSp.s aggregated Loo. 6o6. inl
pounds compared with 161 so. 500
cSIr types aggregated 90 .i7l SO
pounds. compared with g'3aoa.san
Imported tygcS aggregated ST.
7;G.:'" rounds compared with ~
900. 81 tho total held January
! unstrmincd ampvnt"d t" 1855
'l".iS. pounds and steamed amount
ed 20 ""3. i4j.2Sl mounds
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SLIDES DOWN FLUE
THROUGH S HGCRS
INTO ROOM GFBOOZE
Youth Is Unfortunate, Ho,c-
erer. in Attempt 10 Escape
from detention.
Sncciat 20 The Tim,s-D!spatch. !

T'NV"0I''I u TIT 7 IIts- I.SVdINN.
NpRFol.k, VA, Fob. 2.-Trying to
escap, rom tho Detention Home to-
day, Edward Kane. Il. went through
81 hhsr-'alsing adventure. which few
r"oNi" stuut-peg formers can equal
~. experience. which miyaculonsly
did not result in death
The attempted escape consisted IA
climbing from I'll. roof OF tnc jail
10 the top Of tn" chimney ana then.
becoming frightened. sliding down
the inside Of ;nr tue iv. stories TO
;hc basement, only t" ina himself
tighter iu jail thnm before.
rh- room IN which Edward landed
:" known az Ia. evidence room" o..
IN" Police court and is stack ID with
s"!z.d liuuor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04
.0vERPRODUCT|0N Of
WEED IS PREDICTED
Dnnviilc Ecports Point To Record
breaking Tobacco Crop
This Near

i;rvcirl 70 IN. Tiiu,s- l,isp,tcnI
pANNii.Lt:. VA. ron. -lrpor, :,
from throughout the b;!gnt b.il
inaicdt" tremendous oVcrIr1Guc-
toH OF tobacco this "raSJM NeurIN
All prev iuus records have been shat
tered. pilicIal figures on sales for IT,.
season II, D"nvil!y, issued tonight.
show .'.,L ~, =" rrh!Iiry tn. t,cli
'pAr!;"t sold 2".I!Y.!"7 mounds ~, at,
"Nc!uEe of '2'S>. the amount
uaid oGt being !iH."i"iG5.1l Com
pared with tho same period last sea
son ,hii shows ~ Increase OF nrurl,'
s.nrr.p"p nOulds and Il decrease in
average %! S2s,ig
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Wonderful Etchinrs"


As saumtcroG through the
- galleries OF TIL: RICHMOND
ART COMPANY, Grace ~ First.
and hehelh the remarkable col
lection Of original artist proof
ctch!ngs OF limited editions /
was fascinated
marNclcd at the complete
list of the famous cathcdrals of
Europe done in colors hy The
noted English ctchcr. j. Alphcg"
Brewer. ana yet This represented
artists whose works are offered
tic lovers IL real art by this
exclusive Art store.
For Instance. the original ctrh-
inss of both the interior and en-
terror Of RHEIMS CATHEDRAL.
onow long out of print and sell
ing a, greatly advanced pre-
niums) were wonderful. y col
lection Of The great MczZo tiuts
was inspiring, ami really words
iail in speaking Of the greatness
James, Hester. De I.atcnay. liu-
'''H' iiiHi'itoh IiWio'u. i'"'-
ir::aar Hurst and others WHOSE
wonderful otChings are exhibited.
indeed. q "Trip Through tl!c gal
'crics OF THE RICHMOND ARE
COMPANY is Of immense rduca-
,ional Valu-. where Il warmth
of welcome seems TO await the
public nj an times withou, any
obligation Whatever 10 purchase.
Hammond" Valentine Flowers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Miss ,lrrlnin ,Ios,, p,.,.,n,

Mos0T Peasants. aged 80. who died
yesterday morE!ng at .:iJ o'clock at
the nome or her brUth"r-in-law Reg
maid G!!naln. II East Franklin
street. following IL brief Illness OF
pneumonia. VIII ne conducted this az
ternoon at 3 O'Clock from Ia. housr,
me Rev. waiter Russell Bowie, or
ntlhiins. Bur!al VIII b" IN tho
iain!Iy section at Hollywood
MISS Peasants Mas The daughter
OF The late Matthew T. and LYDIA
MoShy li.asanis. and was Prominent
~ related all :nrough Ia. Eastern
SECTION OF The state. She * survived
ny ON" sister. Mrs. Gillian: by hcr
n!cc" MISS l<Hth'rin" i'i.asauts. and
W on" nephew. Matthew P!casantg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04
RALEIGH MAY HAVE HOME
FOR DESTITUTE OLD LADIES
VIII of Miss Emma Green Bcuucnths
Property if Some One Pro-
NihcS Tor tnk rrp.

10y -T'.S.
RALEIGH. y. g.. Feb. Aft tn.
city OF Raleigh or some benevolent
r"rson Ir,vi,i"s ipr its maintenance.
Raleigh viii haV" :. homo Cor des-
,i'u'c Oh maiden ladies. house and
its fittings having been banucathcd to
the city of !Iri.igh for tina; puT-
pos" by Miss Emma Green. OF this
city. who's" VIII was pruhai"d here
ycStcEdav.
vide c"r .,s uplsc"u, tn, urop"rtv is
to b" termed over to tn" Methodist
prphaVn@c 90 ;h!s cit~.
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Mrs. Helen War St.i-L,cr.

" =. IIT.N F'IN' y, F.U. o.
F'u7"TaIi services were held y.stc,Ga,
afternoon Tor Ms. Helen Mar Sir.ck-
S'rlcHlcr and member az u piOnc.r
FAMILY OF Franz in county. IA. She
was member ~ tn. Reformed Mon.
r w." Church Surviving ar. ono son
" il'pn StrlcHl"r. cl. daughter Miss
NJ r Is |'r!rEi"r. THIS CITY. and one
sister Mss i'rarc"S ucathori,g on.
OF Pennsylvania
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Jury Grants s,..ouo Damages.

NORFOLK VA. Feb. Ga jury in
the circuit Court this afternoon re-
,M,.ned II verdict FOR $1,000 ..aips,
~ tIunt"r " Co. iy whom Si;S.
'.irbS was employed az cashier Mis-.
'lphS was recently arrested AMI IL,
"Gi on BAN. charged vita the larceny
81 $500 from the Hunter t'gmnnny
~ means Of raising fr.ir1t mix
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Mr.. I:,ic y. H,rr-.

Eugcra! services wcr" hold Yesterday
for Mrs Evi" r Byru" w!doM OF Dr
y 6. Eyrn". 81 Loudouu county. Va
"ho died At the HON" OF her son. *
!! byrnc. ~ N'aycrlY. near Wick.
iH", Clarke County. She was :: corn
nunlca1t Of Christ Protestant Ennis
Cc3ai church. this city. Mrs. 1vrac
lived 20 see tn. hfth generation Of
her family, her survivors Including
on" son. Two daughters. ~. grand
children. four :reat-rrandchlIdrci
nnr ono Grcnt- grcnt- gramGchild
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.I"hnson Oily VIM Dies In ,.n,hn,u

i'ItINTO1. w. Fob 3-No-re Ene
.cachch here ~ til" death or rdw:,r.,
i. Hart. prominent business man
ni Johnson rtiy. Tenn, near here. Mi
tiart i!eH Monday at the MckI,in
i'o;"l. in New York CITY aftc, an I'M.
ness OF Pneumonia. Nr Hart Was
On" OF the leading business mon II,
LAST tennessee. aud was well known
IN th!s section. He WAS 90 Years Ola
ana j. survived by his wife ono san
ana one daughter Tn" remains viii
be brought to IOhnSo. city fnr
".r.al.
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Mr>. Nnry ~. Itui;rrt,ou.

~ i,!|JT 7 ESNIi.. =. w. ZOO z -
- - Mar! 81 Robertson. aged SO.
Gov OF Frank W. Roh"r;s ...i
.i,s' hight. after Il LONG illness. she
NtS a daughter % the lat" Edmund
SpWclI Perry. 81 A!b"iaarl. county
anu hhh resided here for riNty-fonr
az" Ihe only surviving child is
'sorS" . Robertson. ni tins cit.-
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NIlNn NIan IIcn,

!.ckAi. VA. FEB S.-Miss May
lem; twenty-siN years OF age.
lied today at her HON. i'm Lara
'o!o".nS Il wecks illness o,
fh.ut.Sn.h. She was born IN Shal-
and";,h County though had .c.n Tx
NIX ~ !-HrhN Tor Inc past twenty
years she is survived by ner parents
and sevcr.i brOihnrs and sisisrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04
NEWS GATHERED FROM ALL PARTS or VIRGINIA

viving arc three daughters. Mrs Ella
StcDh.:Ison. Stnuntcn va. ana Mrs.
Mary StouHer and Mrs. Annie I:!:ter,
tnis county. and orc sister. Mr.
AMANDA Smith. Cumberland, Ma. she.
VAS formerly Miss Wa-d Jefferson
Count; w. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04

nee: Of IN" liEh,"r-thau-air d.taca-
m.nt at Langley Field. accom- .nniCI
by i.icGtcnant Robert Reid and fiv,
n"n.comm!sSiCnCd oi'iccrs haze Left
ior New york ami Will Sail on Satur-
nay ZOE itN.!' l" bring back 20 Amer
ict the large biimp Aroma airplanc
recently purchased by the govern
msnt.
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VIII Float ncnchca scsoonc,

MN HIET NEWS. w. W.h .
: a" schooner Dorothy :. Eri.l,p..p.
b"n"hcd saturday on Ito ,Yn,h.r,.
Point las Viii bc Heated IL, 4 d:,v
81 so and brought TO tho ,hip ya~di,
her" Tor repairs. She lGliided wi.h
q *unh"n dcrclici off ph'm5l" Light
NnA EDrDng 2 lcnk
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Yrs. Cora Adnn. sh;unu,t

FNh-FhI AcrVIcrs fOw Mre COM
Adams Shinaul, aged 40 VIII tanr
plac. This aft"rnoun at :; o'ctock from
". homo of her sOu-in-,dw. a. Il.
" iil.Hlns. l2UN North Twrutic,h
street Bu'!nl viii l." ia lakewood
Cemetery. Mrs. Sh;naUl' died We'd
n"Sday morning at il."o o'clock a;
tho HON" 81 M. Williams
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Crews Named Con,nl.,iuu,-

DNNNII.LE w, Fob. 3-Ju,l.c
Price Withers today appointed ,;rnsfy
crews. an attorney OF This city. com
missioner in chanc.ry, position
which Mir. Withcrs he,t until he wns
inhd' judge. John Thomas Watson
MAS today admitted aS n praciirin..
attorney At the local bar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04
.IrAcnh IL. phiiuu

lih"rui services Tor .Jusruu II
'hilli!'s. aged -, who di"d !, s,nr:
day a. tn" rcsii-uc" Of ,;iIbrr.
Williams, l.2" North Mosby stree, .
WIZ he conducted f.om the residence
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04
Lewis uuNiiny

fisf.i'f-fsi'H StIikf. VA. Fob q
'.""iS bowling. aged -. dropped dead
Al MS nom" here yesterday Previous
:" MS d"ath he had secminelv h.nn
IN the best Of health. II" !s s,iryiy.J
~ MS widow. SIX sons and tHr..
daughters
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Funeral of Hon. DAM,

Ei.iHTpL w. hob :;--Ifunrrnf
1"r'ic"S for !iora Dunn. who d.ed at
rs nom" mere on High Street. w.r..
net! Tuesday at tin, ho,1. J.ur;.i
was ~ East I'M C"mc;er,. NJ,
i'nnn was % years old ana is sur
'N'Ned oy Il widow and one sister
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04

En"rccnc! Fleet Corporation, leg.
n,lS morning on her maiden voyage.
she VIII so e Norfolk. Bnltinor.
IN" West Coast and thence 10 tn,
orient. and VIII be operated by tho
fdI'Hc Mall steamship Company.
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Mr,. ,nnic Catherine I'rrgu..m.

WINIWI.STIE W. Y D "-Il-s
Annie Catherine Ferguson. widow or
.ian-S F.rGuson diet a. her HON"
rcar Green wood. aged 80 vcafy Sur
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04
WEDDiNGS-ENGAGsMENTS

l.YNCHBURG. VA, Feb al, was
learned here today tina, John Harold
bradford. of Roanoke. and Mss l'ior
.ncc Evelyn Whitney. OF warwick
y: - a iunior 1T Randolph Naco,t
w oman college. were married n.-.
last Saturday BY Rev j. ). Gresham
OF the Methodist Church. The H.
ccnGe. 1t is said. was obtained here
without tle knowledge OF the col :
lego authorities,
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"A Study in Economics"


g" AsT year reduced nv nr
'nery bill just one half
""'uS strange, doesn't it. con
a'utrihs the u. c. l.. that rcISncd
supreme during i92O--yct this ia
friends did.
nhe took an Old hat that shr
ha1 once dearly loved to wear
anu mated to throw aside to the
NElstIA HAT WORKS, merely ns
an experiment. She consulted
MT vera as to the possibilities
OF giving II new lease on life
y rev days afterward she was
rewarded with smart model
thhf had ever: appearance of -
new hiatt had beer rem,ao,cd
ny the exclusive Vera Method
ana ut very moderate cost.
believe told you once before
tAat one would think this large
factory (Which has only recently
been greatly enlarged) II dainty
niue millinery shop rather than
an establishment for cleaning
and remodcling hats for both
ladies and gentlemen.
IN Few weeks now the usual
spring Rush commences at Tho
EZRA HAT WORKS. I'll North
first Street, step from Grace.
AT the Boncilla"
on my visit to The RON
~ ClLl-A BEAUTY PARLOR,
on the Mc2zaninc Floor OF IN.
Hotel Richmond. / learned from
Mrs. Vita. the manager, thot th.
services OF DR. Wilkinson =
noted woman chiropodist. with n
"'Srco in chiropody from Ros-
ton, Mass. Ind been secured
Or Wilkinson Will be nj the
'Goncilla Parlors" every dav ana
VIII he ready Tor appointments
from 10 i o'clock. This notnd
rhirorodist is an expert in b.r
profession. which includes cI.c
trolysis and other Treatments fnr
The comfort and beauty or
"Milady." Shall tell in nv rc-
view for next week of the won
derfni facial. scalp ana other
treatments to be had at his
charming beauty shop. There
are four operators at the "Eon-
cilia Parlors.' and one is ALWAYS
assured excellent service ana
Sa satisfactory treatments at this
delightful place. Make YOUR
appointments early. The charges
AT The "Bonciila" are eNccptionaI-
~ reasonable.
Windows That Are Always
Attractive
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CAPT. CLARK NOW
MAKES HIS REPORT
After Suffering fer - Year,
VI ith Stomach Trouble
Now FINDS i,e!ici.
PLANT JUICE DID TIE WORK
Noticed Benefit from tie Yer:
FIRST Dose 81 The Remedy
lie Took.

Many of tn" best known aua mos,
'"spe"tad citizens of the country have
testified 10 tho merits 81 Plant juice.
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,.cn,cS ON Maiden yo,,..

. NEW 'pl;T- MEMS, VA Feb B
IN" freight and passenger steamer
G0lIon Sthtn. hMilt hnre irr ,hr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04
Windows That Are Always
Attractive

A 7 the corner of Eighth and
Grace Streets my attention
was directed TO exceedingly at
trhct've windows filled with de
luxe photographs.
observed Instantly that this
was the Boice Studio. of which
had heard so much: in fact.
only recently one OF my friends
went there for II Sitting" and
how enthusiastic she was shout
the high class aud character OF
their work,
At the Boicc Studio the most
excellent photographs are taken
10y expert photographers. the
most modern methods arc used.
while the tintinE and hand work
receives tho personal attention
of Miss Roicc.
An atmosphere OF refinement
and eNclusiveness is apparent
throughout this charming studio.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04

y Better salt. Jack Frost" Ask
your grocer for it.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04

AEWPpiir NEWS "a. F.h >
Captain Dale Mabry. comuioniI,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04
Joy Rises in Me Like a
Summers Morn


A ND tits II JOY. for shall again
nave tea at the Rose Bowl
Inn"
This is the charming little inn
! told YOU about a short time
ago How perfectly beautiful.
were the rose color decorations
80 artistica.ly carried out. and
those large. open nreplaccs with
their log fires were so cheerful.
In fact, an atmosphere %. coz!-
ness and charm pcrvaded this
!ittte inn throughout. whore
iuncli"ons par excellence Of quail
ity are served daily from 1880
TO 3 O'Clock. and afternoon tea
parties are held from 10 6,
It's real delight to have either
luncheon or tna ~ the "Rosc
Fowl" corner Third and Grace
streets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04

.iiammond'' valentine Elowers
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-09-07
Flood Prevention
Dam is Planned
$3.50, 900 Cost

PHOENIX, Ariz.. Sept. Plans
are being made to construct a dam
that will control Cave creek, which
frequently has flooded Phoenix. the
most recent occasion being on Aug
ust 81, when the state capitol's
first floor was covered with water.
The cost OF the dam, s350.000
will be paid by the state. Maricopa
county. the city Of Phoenix, rail-
roads and the two oil companies
that have plants in the path Of the
floods. A tax levee ten per cent
above that OF last year has been
declared by the county.
The dam is to be mainly OF eatrh.
but with a wall of concrete in its
center. II Is to be 1900 feet long.
The northern slope will be paved
with stones.
The dam will be placed at a
point north OF where the flood wa
.ers cross the Arizona canal prin-
,ipal artery Of the Salt river valley
irrigation district.