Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 292, 19 November 1915 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND ?AX-LADIUM AND SUN-TELEGHA1J. FRIDAY, NOV. 1V 1915

fepyrjght, 1915, by Th MeCturc Xewspaper Syndicate. Entered at Stationers Hall, LondonAll rights reserved, including right of translation. Publication of thia article in whole or in part it expressly prohibited except by special arrangement with The McClure Newspaper Syndicate. THE MAGIC IN A CLOTHES BRUSH

Requests for the address of Mary Pick-ford have come to the office. Address letters to 270 Riverside Drive, New York. When I was about ten years of age and Lottie was nine, financial reasons caused a separation of the family, Lottie and I signing up with one company and mother and Jack with another. ...... This was hard for us In more ways than one, and I am quite sure every little girl of ten who tries to keep her buttons sewed on herself will appreciate what a hardship it was In one particular way. Traveling Is hard on the clothes, and if It had not been for a little workbox we carried with us and a good stiff clothes brush we could not have completed the season all In one piece. I think every little girl should mead and brush her clothes as soon as she takes them off, but this was not possible with us for the reason that it was often midnight before we reached our hotel room and at least five days in a week we had to start out by seven the next morning. The repairing and cleaning became tasks for little odd minutes during the day, and I am proud to say they were never neglected although the time they required was taken out of the few hours we had for outdoor exercise. I cannot advise girls from experience, but this is. what I would do if my. life were ordained in a normal way: " An Excellent Practice. When taking off my clothes at night I would make careful mental note of every loose hook and eye, of every button hanging by a thread and of every bit of frayed or missing binding. I wculd not hang the garment In a closet where "out of sight, out of mind" would cause me to forget it, but would place it over a chair till morning. Then, with the bright light of day showing every sign of wear, I would spread the garment over the Ironing board and carefully press it. A solution of very weak amonla and water will freshen up a garment, but care should be taken not to use enough ammonia to discolor. Gasoline is a dangerous thing, and I never advise any one to use it. Women will argue that it is safe when there is no fire in the house, and maintain this argument in the face of fatalities caused almost every day by the combination of gasoline and friction. If the garment is discolored only by dust, a vigorous shaking and a stiff brushing with the clothes brush will work miracles. A little care will make an inexpensive garment look dainty and new, and the lack of it will spoil the effect the most expensive garment might otherwise produce. Never hang a garment away that needs attention. The hour always comes when you have to don it in a hurry, and your neglect looms up to Bhame you. This is sure as fate. It is the Nemesis of the wardrobe; a little Nemesis, it is true, but one that torments you as painfully and as surely as the great big ones we all fear. Commendable Magic. I sometimes think that when a girl is careless with her clothes a reform could be accomplished by giving some Faith in Friends Brings Dividends to Dayton Man He Knows It Pays to Believe Word of His Neighbors. "It pays to have faith in your friends and neighbors," declared R. Spivey of 205 East Schaeffer street, Pay ton yesterday. Mr. Spivey had a strong reason for uttering this little truism. The faith he bad, brought him a dividend n the form of better health. He told the whole story thus: "I have not been well for some time. The principal trouble was a stomach ailment It had water brash, heart burn, sour stomach and nausea after meals. I knew that my assimilation of food was very poor. I had no appetite and no dainty tasted right." "I had reached the point, at last, where I felt all run down from steady loss of energy." "Then I saw Tanlao most strongly recommended by Dayton people. I knew most of them and several were my friends and one or two were neighbors. 'That's good enough for me,' I said. If my friends vouch far Tanlac I guess I wont have to search any further for relief and I didnt. I got Tanlac on the word of the folks I knew' , s-. "Tanlac has toned me up wonderfully. I have not had a sour stomach or water brash since the first dose of Tanlac. . I have taken one bottle and my appetite is so good I am almost afraid to go on with the treatmnet. The best thing about Tanlac Is that it takes bold right from the start and you feel the improvement right after the first few doses."; : "I believed Mr,. Spivey's system would respond just as quickly as it did," said the .Tanlac Man, "and I am sot surprised at his quick relief." '. Tanlac .is being introduced - at the1 f.ur Thistlethwaite drug stores, Richmond, Ind. adv.

article of clothing she particularly longs for and making her prove by her care of It that she is worthy of

more. It seems to me that my faithful attention to the needle and the whiskbroom began with the possession of a baby lambskin coat my mother made' me that season. ' ' She bought the skins and stretched them and cut them and made the coats every bit of work herself, doing it while on the road with Jack. It took every spare moment for four weeks,' and when the coats came for there was one for Lottie, too we were the proudest girls in New York. We did not sit down at all the first day we wore them, and I can recall standing up in a street car all the way from 104th street downtown, holding on to a strap with vacant seats all around us. "I wonder," I heard some woman say, "why those two little girls don't sit down. It makes me nervous to see them standing like that." We didn't sit down for fear we might crease our new coats. Ws (it down less that season than at any other time in our lives, and we never grew tired when standing. The coats called for well-brushed skirts, well-dusted hats and neatly polished shoes to go with them, and we got up early and mended and brushed that the call might never be In vain. There's magic in a clothes brush and a needle, and I love the girl, or boy either, who workB the magic without calling for help from mother. ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. Maude M. writes from Rushville, 111., to ask for good chafing dish recipes. I will get out my cook book and write them for this column some day soon, although it has been my experience that almost any good appetizing dish may be cooked in a chafing dish. Ask mother. Out of her experience with the stewpot and the frying pan there should come wonderful savory dishes that may be made over an alcohol blaze. ., . , ., , , , Lillian Morris, of Binghampton, N. Y., wants to specialize In a foreign language and asks me to make the selection for her. That is not easy to do, but if her desire Is founded on commercial reasons I would suggest Spanish. There is a great future for those versed in that language in South America and when the turmoil is endednearer home, in Mexico. Mrs. R. S. D., with tears in her eyes I am quite sure, writes from Louisville, Ky., that she has told of her troubles with her husband to her mother, her aunt and her sister, and none can suggest a way to help her. Perhaps that is one source of the trouble telling them to so many. Try the more sane way of saying less about them. Hairs Quickly Vanish , After This Treatment (Helps to Beauty.) Science has aided In simplifying the banishing of hairy growths from the face, and according to a beauty specialist, the most effective treatment yet devised consists of applying a delatone paste to the hairy surface for 2 or 3 minutes. The paste is made by mixing some water with a little powdered delatone. When this paste is removed and the skin washed every trace of hair has vanished. Be sure to get real delatone. Adv.

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WELFARE CLUB AT ST. ANDREWS WORK ACTIVELY

Although sewing and cooking Is not being taught at St- Andrew's parochta? school this term, the members of the Welfare club, which is composed of wAsnon Interested . In - the domestic science work of the school, an active and are holding regular meetings, -xne next meeting will he held Tuesday iflsrnnan. The club was formed last ysr for the purpose of promoting tne interests of domestic science In the school. The inh tnomhon exonerated With tbe domestic science instructors in the work. The officers of the club are as follows: Mrs. Peter Getor. preslr dent; Mrs. A. O. Luken. flre vice-"presi-dent; Mrs. William Torbeckv second vice-president; Mrs. Albert Pardleck. secretary ana airs. j. n. jucaicr, treasurer. W. MANCHESTER, O. ! Mrs. A. J. Myers was a Greenville visitor Wednesday Mrs. J. F.Radabaugh visited her daughter Mrs t rrtiir at Pnaatmr Wednesday. Kathleen Dilk accompanied her home for a short visit. Miss Vlrdle Fox in Rtahmoad Wednesday where she spent the day with her mother.. . . . R. H. Siler was to Eaton weuoeswaj. prof. Milton Letter of Lewisburg, visited the school here Tuesday Miss Myrtle Trone spent Wednesday evening at West Alexandria Mrs. vithArr fVivit who has seen the guest of her son Earl and family, at West Alexandria, returned home Wed-! nesdy.....Mrs. Deesle Cahlll. whose home is In Lewisburg. spent several days with her parents at Eldorado, took the train here Wednesday for her home. Mrs. Al Vance who spent several days with relatives at Eaton returned home Wednesday evening. ....On Friday Miss Jeanette Leas tiaM a Mrttirisiv nartv for a number of her friends Miss Carrie Miller was a Sunaay guest of Mrs. Bert uuannan. ... William Dunbar of Toledo, was a visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. n a Pn thia week, returning home Wednesday A number of teachers will attend the teachers association at Eaton Saturday Myrtle Trone was a Lewlsburg shopper l nursaay. PENNSY STARTS THROUGH SERVICE The. Southland Limited, a new allsteel train betwen Chicago and Jacksonville, Fla., win be put in operation Sunday over the Pennsy. The train will leave Richmond at 5:40 a. m., and will arrive in Jacksonville at 8:45 the next morning. .-.w . . . This train will be run all. the year round and Is one of the most palatial on the road. NOTICE TO HUNTERS ! Hunting is strictly forbid den on the farm of R. G. Leeds in Boston township. 12 iw R. G. LEEDS. Weak and Tired Woman Tells How Vinol Made Her Strong. Richmond women who are weak. run-down and suffer from the consequent effects of such a condition, will be interested in Mrs. Odell's letter. She says: "I am a farmer's wife and was all run-down, weak, tired and suffered from indigestion, and sometimes it seemed as though I could not keep around and do my housework. I had taken many medicines without benefit One day I saw Vinol advertised, and made up my mind to try It. I have taken four bottles and have gained seven pounds in weight, am much stronger, and rell many years younger than before." Sarah Odeli, Lockport, N. Y. The reason Vinol builds up weak, run-down women so quickly Is because tt contains a delicious combination of the three most successful tonics, peptonate of Iron to enrich and revitalise the blood, the strength-creating, bodybuilding elements of fresh cods' livers without oil, and beef peptone. We want to say to every weak, rundown, overworked woman in Richmond that we will return your money if Vinol fails to help you as it did Mrs. Odell. P. S. In your town, wherever you live, there is a Vinol drug store, look for the sign. Leo H. Fihe. Adv. Mart Whiskey shImI SahIm jmH ,.. J v.. it.

Ad is wrapped in Duffy's Annual as shown at left of illustration. After you hava removed the Animal, look for the "Old Cheaoist" trademark , on the label and seal over cotk, also the company name blown in bottle, (See right of illustration.) The majority of merchants are honest, but you win occasionally come In contact with the merchant who consider ptoftta more than your health. Trad where yea get what you aak for. "Cat Csay't end Kc$? KlxNL

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r CHAPTER LV. "Every man, woman and child shall know that she has no more right to Varneys land than the meanest tramp on the high road. Let her bribe yom and do you out of your own if you are fool enough- When her kid is oM enough there weal be a child on the estate but will know that he's "8top!" cried Sir Ralph, rising and gripping hold of the table. "I've bad about -enough of this. Clear out no, no, stay!" be gasped, seising the other man's am; be sat down, pale and trembling, and put bis arm on bis heart. "There's no need to get ex cited over this affair." He panted and wag unable to speak for a few mo menta. He extended a tremulous band toward the cupboard and mixed himself a glass of .brandy and soda. He drank It off at a gulp. He drew a deep breath, and the color returned to his face. "Ah h I feel better now." he said. Erdsley helped himself to the brandy. "You'll Just fiszle out as this syphon's doing one of these days." be remarked sympathetically. "The best thing you can do is to lay hold of that estate. as soon as possible, so as not to cheat your creditors " He reftlled bis class and drank the second draught with obvious gusto. "Now, my friend." bo continued, "before I leave this plaoe I want an understanding with you. Are you going to take proceedings against Leslie Steele for trespass and usurpation, or whatever they call it. or are you not." Sir Ralph paused to reflect. "I tell you." he protested weakly, "Steele will swear blind that be married the other woman first She may be lying to you Just to save her Egyptian property. I wonder that did not occur to you. I'm. getting old and and I've no children. Ton see; what my heart Is. like. I may, as you remind me, sun ft out at any moment I can't face a long and expensive lawsuit." "So what do you think yourself, Erdsley?" he turned, with an air of entreaty to the younger man "don't

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you think I aboald be wise te eesapro mise say claims for a good lump eu down? Ten must agree that would be the 'wisest course. - "No." reared Xrdatoy. "so!" He thumped the table tin the alas danced, gat up from bis chair, banged it savagely ea tne grouad. ass reami ed bis seat He brought his face sgala close to 0aveatoas sad said de liberately. "Whatever year game is. mine Is clear. I'm eat te rata Leslie Steele. - I dont care what It costs me. I dont care what It costs you. I drove her into the street at Hastings, m drive her out of Roves Castle. 111 make her a. figure of shame all over England. I wouldn't forage mr re veuge. not If she offered me ail the money she fancies she is s assess of. No. sir! The publication of thia story Is a little luxury I have promised myself one that I am prepared to pay for." Sir Ralph lay with his head far back against bis chair. Ia the shadow the (ace of Lilian Morvea seemed to be regarding him fixedly. Queer bow vivid bis recollection of bar bad become these last two days! He could recall a thousand little things about her, about those days, which . b slumbered at the back of his memory these four and twenty years. And now this man was threatening to make her daughter his Lil's daughter an outcast, to ruin ber. No, that should not be. He spoke very quietly and deliberately. "You may have to pay a bigger price for that little luxury than you bargain for, friend Erdsley. Have you forgotten that little transaction ten years ago? Do you remember the loss of the steamship Transylvaalea with all bands? The underwriters' thought the affair fishy, you recollect Someone, the divers alleged, bad tampered with the engines so that aa ex. plosion was bound to take place.- You got a considerable portion of the Insurance." (To Be Continued.) PALLADIUM WANT AOS PAY Mintls

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The day of dressing with good old Turkey and the day all should DRESS UP in L.&K. Clothes Men we have suits and overcoats that are so good that if we were to tell you about them it would take every page of this paper. Just come in the next time and ask us to show you our big values at $10.00 to $25,000.

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