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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
Sale!
Norfolk Glass
Manufacturing Corp.

81 NA II DIR M SNEMA Fko% AEN KS
rrAkSlIAS RiGHTS AND 4 GLASS
S$93TiTrldiE1KN .BRANGH, hEitKLEi,
NKH HTE F W5t F FL EoE IA SFF 4
: , pnrsgan1 to decree entered on the
p. sTri.rh cS 1ay OF IN, May iyg2 By ne
ne Eastern District OF Virginia. in
the matter OF Norfolk Glass :-unuiac-
ddHrt'is eddFrorstion. hnnkru2t the IN
auction TO the highest bidder. free of
liens Is s;ci on pThHlirssday, June ISL 1922? at
Estate and Stock Excha :,Hsto'H Ar tsef,
building, Norfolk. Virginia. the foI-
lowing described real estate consist
land with the buildings and personal
property thereon located on tho
hvtr IN H 8orfSk Of me Eizsneln
south OF Berkeley, described as fol-
lows. to-wit:
property Of the, Wheeling Develop
Der one. SAID plat being duly record
in The t GierS 9GN 6fae paFeS hs and 81
Court Of Norfolk County, Virginia.
iyins cast OF the east line OF Popular
o ,hio Avenue. being all OF that por-
ton OF the said plat lying northeast
OF the northeast Intersection OF said
Block Five l5), Six (6J. Seven (7) and
Eight tS). and an unnumbcred Block
or Lot north OF the north line Of
east line OF Poplar Street, all as
shown on SAID plat: together with the
portions Of Virginia Avenue. Wheeling
Avenue. Pennsylvania Avenue. and
bridgeport Avenue, lynng between
and adjoining said lots OF land.
r rits'et with all of the riparian
the Iiizabeth liver. u % ;" ''"D ''
veyed Os" ho e &orfoiR GPas GSe
turing Corporation by The Wheeling
Development Corporation by deed
d datSd February i2th, 1919. and re- re,
Circuit Court OF Norfolk county, Vir-
gimia. In Deed Book 478: page 429.
on. machinery. equipment, stock. open
accounts and ali other assets To-
cadcd on the premises.
Consisting Of ali Of the g. above GO de:
sonal save tho Waterfront and riparian
rights DESCRIBED in parcel No. 2:
Parcel No. =; Consisting OF four
together with the riparian rights and
al Of the high land back To the con-
iinuation Of the northern line of
across this property.
TERMS: Cash or One-third cash,
balance. payable one and two years.
with Interest ut 6 per cent from date
payable sem iannuaily Deed OF trust
to be executed and recorded ut the
expense of the purchaser.
An Inventory and list Of accounts
will be furnished on day OF sale.
A five thousand dollar deposit Will
be required from the highest bidder
at sale and sale subject to confirma-
tton by the court.
o. r. MCLEAN.
JOHN n: SEBRELL,
WALTER HIT,
EAHL W, MiIiGF
,,ou Trustees.
Auetionses ,,.s,....-...-....
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Richmond company into the virginia
Railway and Power Company, accord
ing 10 "a decision handed down yes
tcrday In the United States District
Court.
Unless the traction company takes
W the case, which has been pending
IN the courts for more than a decade.
the matter Will tie settled The Cir
cui, Court upheld the decision OF the
D!str!c, Court for the Eastern part
OF Virginia.
The acpcal came up from the dccis-
ion OF the District Court, which sus-
taincd the finding OF y. l.. Holiday.
special master. who held that the
virginia Passenger and Power Com
pany. which was the successor OF
the old Richmond Traction Company.
had been guilty OF diversions Of
money from the account of the Rich
mond Traction Company to it's own,
and, that therefore. Davis was en-
titled to recover the amount OF his
bonds
Cases In Call today:
Vulcanite Roofing Co., appellant,
VS.. Commonwealth Steamship Com
trict Court AT Norfolk. To be fur
ther argued by Harold V, Amberg. Of
New York, and II. II. Little. OF Nor
folk. FOR the appellant, and by John
". Woolsey. of New York. and Edward
r. Baird. Jr., OF Norfolk. Va. for the
appellee.
Susquchanna Steamship Company,
! appellant, Us. 4. O. Anderson Il Co,
appellee: anpea! from the District
Court at Norfolk To be argued by
II. II. Little. Of Norfolk. and A c.
Cass, Of New York, for the appellant
and by II. s. Hertwig and John Il.
NcManuS of New York, and Edward
r. Baird. Jr.. OF Norfolk. Va, for the
appellee
Anderson Lumber Corporation,
plaintin in error, VS.. Victor Lehto,
defendant in error: error 10 the Dis
trict Court at Columbia. S. G.. To he
argued by Messrs. L!de X McCand-
lish. OF Marion, s. c.. for the plain
tin in error. and j. Alfred Anderson
OF Boston, Mass. for the defendant
In error.
+. S IIoback. plaintim in error, vs.
United States. defendant in error; err
ror 10 the District Court at Roanoke,
! Va To be argued by Waller t.
Staples, of Roanoke, Va. and Hon
| r. T.. Byrd. of Richmond. Va, for the
plaintiff in error. and by C. h. Gentry,
| Assistant United States Attorney. OF
| Charlottesville, Va, and William \.
Stuart. special Assistant United
States Attorney. of Big Stone Gap
Va, for the defendant in error.
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Nj ADAMS ADVOCATES
CURLING IMMIGRATION
President A. B. A. Discusses
Subject Before Oklahoma
Bankers Association.
KEEP OUT UNDEs IRABLEs
Declares America should Not He
Made Dumping Ground for An
nrchists, Jnilbirds and Mulcon-
tents Of World.

OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA. May 90.
a curb on immigration, particn-
larly In respect to tho kind OF pco-
pie allowed TO come in. was advo-
Gated here today by Thomas b. Nc
Adams. of Richmond. president OF
the American Bankers Association.
before the convention of the Okla
homa State Bankers Association.
The United states, he said. should
not be used as a dumping ground
for jaNbirds, the anarchist and the
malcontents o. the old World.
I'VE have opened the doors Of this
hoSpita5!e country 10 the peoples of
all the world and they have heen
wonderful factor in building up
our great undevcloped sections of
this country" Mr. McAdams said.
Go where you viii, all through the
Northwest or the West. and you Will
find. colonies of one people or an
up that territory from waste land
into prosperous sections.
should Curb Influx.
But the time has come when we
are at least justified in inquiring IL
we can asSimilatc as many foreign
crs as seek admission to the United
states. We should give very seri-
Gus consideration to the question as
10 whether Immigration, II we do
not restrict 1t properly. will not
overwhelm us and absolutely break
down tho fundamental principles
upon which this government has
tceu 1Iscd
II vu"ld not keep out the desir-
able Immigrant, for such there are.
and would not too greatly restrict
the numbers coming in, hut do
say that the American people should
give greater attention - the class
of immigrants they admit 10 this
country. America should not he used
as a dumping ground for the jail
bird. the anarchist and the malcon-
tents of all lands who cannot live
In other parts Of the world. who
come In here absolutely without
sympathy for our institutions and
who get into the hands of politicians.
and arc used by them for their own
a.
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INvI!hTlON no uIunrps

- -C-N - III Dp..NS.
Sealed proposals. Will be received by Mr..
w. j.. seawurd, Chairman, Board Of Trus.
tees. Su!ry school. Surry. Va. at y. NJ.
June II. 1922. and then opened for the
erection and completion Of school build
Ing at SuEry. Virginia.
f!ans and specifications may be seen IN
tho Offices OF the architects. Chas. c. VIII
son and u. X. bergman. Asso..
soi-: Palmetto building. Columbia
S c.
los Davis Building. Wilson. y. c.
ioi First National Bank Building, Gas
tonia, y. {.
Also In the Offices Of the
Bntd"fs' Exchange. Columbia s. c.
Chamber Of Commerce, Charlotte y. c.
Chamber OF ommercc, harlot:e. N g.
Chamber OF Commerce. Richmond. Va
And may ba obtained Upon application
to the Columbia. s c., ofacc OF the
architects upon a depos!, OF 500 OF which
sl5 VIII be returned when plans and spocl-
fcnt!ons are returned In good condition
within ffeen days OF the date -, FOR
the submission OF bids. 40 refunds VIII
be made unless conditions are COMPLIED
with.
Subcon;ractors may secure such por-
lions OF plans as they may need at cur
rent prices for blue prints.
All plans. whether paid for or not, are
ths property OF the architects. and are
issued for use on this job only
Ihr right IS reserved To reJcc; any and
al. BIDS
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INDUSTRIAL COTTON MILLS
COAPASf. INCORPORATED


Special Meeting OF the Stock holders.
Notice Is hereby given that a special
meeting OF the stockholders OF the In
dusir!a! Cotton Mills Company. incorpor-
ated. mas been called by resolution OF the
Board OF Directors of said company, to be
held at the principal Office OF said com
pany, at ll0l East MRn Street. 10 the
Guy OF Richmond Virginia. the 25TH
DAY OF NAY. 1922. NJ tho hour Of lO:sV
A. M tor the following purposes. among
others:
/. To consider and act upon Articles and
Agreement OF Merger and Consolidation
entered into by the Boards OF Directors
OF the Industrial Cotton Mills Company.
Incorporated and the Blns Buckle Cot
ton Mills Incorporated. whereby the Blue
buckIr Cotton Mills. Incorporated. 10
merged ana consolidated WIKI and into
Inc Industrial Cotton Nils Company. In
corpoTutod. upon the terms and Conditions
stand at length In said agreement.
=. To consider AMI act upon any other
matter Ia connection with or pertinent
10 said merger and consolidation. aud any
and all matters which may properly be
brought Usfors or considered at said sps-
ciai meeting Of the stock holders OF said
company.
By order OF the Board OF Direc:"rs.
l. Is. CAUTHES.
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PROPOSALS. FOR COUNTY
ElIlII lIIlI' 81


KING GEORGE COUNTY. VIRGINIA.
Proposals Will he received at the County
Clerks Ohice by the board of County
Supervisors of King George County. Vir-
ginia, M Ia II o'clock noon. on the 18TH
DAY OF JUNE, 1922: for the erection Of Il
county court house building To be built by
King George County, Virginia. according
10 plans and specifications prepared by
Il. O. Hclin. Architect, or Fredcricksburg
virginia. These plans and spcciiica ions
may he and estimates made thereon
in tho office OF the County Clerk, at King
George Courthausc.
No proposals will he considered unless
requirements are strictly complied with.
Proposals will he accompanied with n
bank in the sum OF one thousand dollars
Nl.O0O). and made payable to the County
Treasurer OF King George County. Va. as
guarantee that the successful bidder
will execute contract and file Il bond
as required.
No proposals will he received or con-
sidercd after tho time specified.
Form Of proposal will be furnished upon
application at the Office OF the County
Clerk.
The Board of Supervisors reserves the
right to reject any or all proposals.
Address nil proposals TO L.. Il. Mason,
County Clerk, King George, Va.
BY order Of tho board OF Supervisors
OF King George County. Virginia.
WM. ]. ROGERS,
Chairman,
WHEN you want what you want and want
IL immediately read rho Dlspatch wani
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Where Southerncrs Will Find
Excellent Accommodations
AT LEADING NEW YORK
CITY HOTELS & RESORTS
Hotel Marie Antoinette

esth ST.. Broadway and s7th st.
Rooms. with bath. 81 per day.
HOTEL BRETON HALL
broadway. s5th to seth ST.. largest.
most attractive midtown Hreproot ho-
tel; roon- private bath. 81 per day up.
HOTEL CLENDENING
202 West l0ad ST. 200 Il. from Bway
subway station. Single rooms, use OF
bnth. $3.50 up: on suite. $3.50. Between
Hudson and Central Park.
HOTEL SEYMOURtt,sssh ST. ST.. mr.
High class irerroof hotel In the center
OF city: rooms $3.50 per day upward.
RALEIGH HALL, West 10th ST:
y residence for men OF the better
class. At,ractivcly furnished rooms
with and without private hath or
shower; club advantages and accom-
modat!cus with first class hotel service.
Rates from 1890 per day. 80 per week
Hotel Narragansett ~ no W 81
Bet. Riverside Dr. n Central FIX. W..
high .class hreproof hotel, 10 min. to
stores. thrater. etc. Large rooms. IS
upward.
HOTEL MONTERREY
Broadway and oath ST.; nav hotel.
bath. IS M.
HOTEL FLANDERS
l33 10 lSi w. i7th ST.: Just OF Broad
way; the right kind OF hotel In tho
right locality: every room with private
bath; s: UP.
Broadway Central Hotel ww sa 6,
midway between battery and Central
Park. Only hotel IN heart OF Wholesale
district. capacity 1000 guests: a hotel
with comfort without extravaganza:
rooms s. IN. recognized Southerners
headquarters.
SHARON SPRINGS, N. Y.
PAVILION HOTEL AND COTTAGES
Tho Annoy I'D Joining the famous
S White sulphur Springs
aud bathing Establishment. White Sui
phur Springs Co. OF sharon Springs,
y. Y.
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TO the creditors OF Il. w. DOWNEY,
% Richmond, in the County OF
llenrico. and district aforesaid
bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that Oh
May 20. 1879, the said r. w. DOWNEY
was duly adjudica;cd bankrupt. and
that the first meeting of his creditors
III? Mutual building, Richmond. Va,
on the 9TH, DAY OH JUNE. 1922. at
10 o'clock in the forenoon. at which
time the said creditors may attend.
prove their claims, appoint trus-
tee. examine the bankrupt. and trans
act such other business as may prop
crly come before said meeting.
THOS. Il. SNEAD.
Referee In Bankruptcy.
NAV % 1922
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BLUE BUCKLE COTTON MILLS.
lSCDkpn;f ATLn

ISCOkPOHATED
Specis! Meeting VI tho Stockholders
Notice Is hereby given that d special,
meeting OF The stockholders Of the Blu.
Buckle Cotton Mills. Incorporated has
been called ~ resolution OF the Board Of
Directors Of said company. to b. heId
~ the principal oifice of said company at
llOl nast Main street, In the city -ur
R!ch:nUnd. Virginia. or the 18TH DAY
OF MAY. 1879. at the hour Of 10 a. ii. for
the following purposes. among others
!, To consider and act upon Article,
and Agreement OF Merger and con~oIida.
ton entered into py the Boards OF d.
rectors of the Industrial Cotton Mile
Company. Incorporated. and the Blue
Buckle Cotton Mills. Incorporated. where
by the Blue Buckle Cotton A!lls iucor-
pOtated. merged and consolidated with
and into the Industrial Cotton Mills Com.
pany. Incorporated. upon the terms and
conditions stated AT length in said agree
ment.
?. To consider ana act upon any other
matter IL COnneCtion with or pertinent u
said murBef aud consolidation and any
and al matters which may properly be
brought before or considered at said spe.
ciai mreting OF tae ockholdcrs OF said
company.
49, order of the Board of Directors.
1. L. CAUTHEN.
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MUST PAY DEBENTURE
BONDS OF c. HULL DAVIS
L. S. Court Rules V. r. & p.
Must Absorb Old Il.
& = %
& =. Co.

The virginia Railway and Power
company must pay the debenture
bonds of Charles HUI Davis. of Pc
''isourg, amounting TO Sl2o,l75.G2,
as bondholder of sevcnty-ouc OF the
bonds OF The Richmond Passenger and
rover Company. which later became
the Virginia halfway and power
Company. and must finally absorb the
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VIRGINIA
RESIDENCE BURNS

Especial To The Times Dispatch.1
WAItRENTON VA, May 23.--Tho
residence Of w. w. Mackwell. known
as The Lawn" at Greenwich. Prince
William County. was destroyed by
fire last night from unknown causes.
In addition TO the main residence.
the servants quarters and several
were also burned. The
Lawn" was one OF the old homcsteads
in this section. The loss Is s6O,ooo,
and the insurance carried was 1000,
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IUCTIONS-LEC.iLS
Legal Notices

DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC UTITITIES
Richmond. Virginia
The City Of Richmond Invites proposals
for furnishing brass goods IN accordance
with specifications which may be- obtained
OF this office. az follows:
9.3G9 Round Way Stop Cocks
2,1o0 Corporation Cocxs.
- Round Way Handle Stop Cocks
Proposals should be marked '.B. a. ana
delivered at the O!nc. OF the Director u.
Public Utilities, Room igy. city Hall. not
later than twelve ti2) O'clock noon. on
the :sth day az May. 1922
The right 80 reject any and all pro-
posa!s - reserved.
tsignedJ Z. ". TRAFFoRD.
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should not be allowed TO come ir-as
American citizens only To prove
their disloyalty afterwards
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Doctors to Meet in Hsrri.onhurr.

HARRIsONBURG, Va. May aJ.-
The scmi-annual meeting OF the
Medical Association OF the VALLEY OF
Virginia will be held here on Thurs
day, May %. according TO an an
nouncement made yesterday. An adj
dress viii be made by DR.. Charles Il.
Conrad. OF this city. president OF tho
association. Over sevcnty-five Valley
physicians have accepted the Invita-
ton TO attend.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-24

FOR SALE OR TRADE. six lots Church
I'M. Owner. 3io Travellers Bldg
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, part city
property, Orange County up-to-dute BOO
acre bluegrass farm, about 400 acres
cleared, IN high state Of cultivation bal
ance IN good timber. splendid Broom
dwelling, lighted with gas, gas to cook
with: finely waicrcd horse and cattle
barns. i0x60xlS, large cattle barn, Sex
40xl6 granary, 30x40xl0; corn crib,
l6x23si0. wagon and tool sheds. two
poultry houses. sheds for chickens and
brood hog houses. springs, creeks and
branches. splendid orchard Of about $50
trees. all public conveniuncos; good
roads and good ncighbors: land rich.
Price. s3j.lbO. $4,000 cash. balance on
raa s0uable terms This is Il high class
country home that viii! have to be seen
to no appreciated. II. VI. Mcclure. Real
Estate, Richmond, Va. L. .. Box ST..
boulevard +I,i.
WILL exchange high-class brick in
come property in Richmond, clear of
circumference, for wcll-locatcd resi-
dencc With acreage in or near Char
lottesville or Ashland. State price
and full description. Address POST
Office Box 872, Richmond, Va.
WHEN you want what you want and want
II Immediately. read the Dispatch Want
Ada.
DISPATCH classified ads arc willing work.
ora, anxious TO serve you,
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~ fHjNS--LLGiLS
Legal Notices
q I

Richmond. Va. May 20. 1922
a Hpec!al meeting of the stockholders
OF the Randolph Paper Box Company will
ha hc'i az the conpanys o:ice on We'd
Hesda|, May "a, at J! a. NJ
y. q. Sewers
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DErAkTMa%T or rUhLic UTILITIES,

sealod proposals. addressed TO the under.
signed VII! be received at the Office OF the
deTartment. Room l0s, CITY Hall until
i O'clock noon, Thursday. June l. 1922.
for furnishing steam bc!lcr- In accordance
with spec!ica tons on Me In said Office.
The right TO reject any and all bids is
rcserysc.
CsigneD Z. W. TRArFoRp.
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l. =. Too Generous.
We see it already in two of our
biggest cities-Chicago and New
York. We not only say Come in
but with practically no test and with
only short period OF probation. we
say Come in and be citizens of this
great republic We must give very
serious consideration as to whether
We are too generous in granting sur
trage TO those who come here. They
should prove themselves not only
able to read and write, but they
should ho made 10 demonstrate that
they have in themselves the makInr
OF loyal American citizens. They
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D!Sft<I1 IL.Is.sifikD

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-24

NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-24

In the matter OF No. 5000.
II. ~. DOWNEY, In
Bankrupt. bankruptcy.
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HOTELS AND RESORTS.
Mount Elliott Springs Hotel

Mt. Elliott, Va.
On paved highway stanton to West
Virginia line. High In Alleghanies Main
,.ne =. o. Ry. win open July LIST.
Reservations made now.
WAYNE Inn Formrriy Seminary Inn)
Wuynrsbnro, Va
In Hue Ridg-. Main line c. & .. Ry.
Four hours from Richmond or Washington.
Mnh-rn. up-to-date Correspondence So
hcited
both hotels under management OF
MRS. j. T.. POTTER.
Why nesboro, Va.
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purposes in destroying the funda-
mentals OF American safety.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-24

WHEN you wan, what you want and want
II Immediately. read tho Dispatch Wanl
Ada,
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
Main st rect StstjonN

CONSOLIDATED CITY TICKET OFFICES
$50 E, Main Street Phone Randolph 1lA
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Real Estate for Exchange Ss

ONE ACRE LOTS on the H.. 3. & p, at
Laurel. Easy terms. Madison 2Ihh
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REAL EST ATE FOR SALE
Farms aud Land for Sale sa

CARSEAi'S FARM BARGAINS
We have listed with Us farms OF all
sizes and descriptions both dairy ana
truck. az bargain prices See MI West,
J. ID. CARNEAI. & SONS.
- SorIn Ninth Etrr,t
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DISPATCH classified ads arc willing work.
ora, anxious TO serve you,
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MERCHANDISE

Jcwolry ind Watches go
u STERLING SILVER sugar spoons
cream ladies. pickle forks. Schsafs
Jewellers. t2a East Broad Street.
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# HAIR IS TURNING
GRAY, USE SAGE TEA
Here's Grandm0thcr's Recipe
to Darker and Beautify
Faded Hair.

That beautiful, even shade Of dark,
glossy hair can only be had by brew
Ing mixture OF Sage Tea and Sui
phur. Your hair Is your charm. It.
makes or mars the face. When 1t
fades. turns gray or streaked. just an
application or two of Sage and Sui
phur enhances its appearance hun
dredfold.
Don't bother to prepare the mix
ture; you can get this famous old
recipe Improved by the addition OF
other ingredients at small cost, all
ready for use. It Is called Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur COMPOUND. This
sJan always be depended upon, to
bring. back the natural color and
luster of your hair.
Everybody uses ''wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Compound" now because II
darkens so. naturally and evenly that
nobody can tell 1t has beon applied.
You simply dampen sponge or soft
brush with 1t and draw this through
the hair. taking one small strand MT
time; by morning the gray hair has
disappeared. and after another appli-
scAtion 1t becomes beautifully dark
and appears glossy, and lustrous.--
Adv, ~ .4f,s 4 n. s'i 4
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TO Richmond. The latter will remain
II few days, but the former viii re-
main during the session of the Leg
islature. her husband representing
Westmoreland and northumberland
In the House OF Delegates.
Mrs. John Il. Hinton and little
daughter. Lillian Nelson Hinton. is
spending some time in Richmond
Rev. starke Jet. of, Newport News.
YEAS II recent visitor TO his mother. at
Tibitha.
Mrs. T.. w. IIaynic and her daush-
ter. Mrs. Howard Rice. are in Balti-
more. The former VIII visit in Wash
ington and Richmond. where Miss
Hilda Haynic. her daughter. Is in
training at Grace Hospital.
L. n. Perkins. OF Rcedville. has re-
turned from n trip to Essex County.
Captain George Inslcy. Mrs. Insley
and two children are In Florida.
Mrs. J. NJ. Omohundro. OF Lillian,
Is In Baltimore. visiting her daugh-
ter. Miss Julicttc Omohundro, OF
Johns Hopkins. and other relatives.
DR.. Yates Barber and family, OF
North Carolina. were recent guests
in his home near Sharps.
Miss Sadie Luttreli, of Richmond,
was here recently.