Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 78, 10 February 1916 — Page 11

PAGE ELEVEN r 1 THE STORY OF "ZOE" Stores Stores IF YOU MUST USE DRUGS

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. THURSDAY, FEB. 10, 1916.

RICHMOND'S LARGEST DRUG DEALERS

sue . ' Jt, .Cx illvS

Crawley frantically tears up the pictures of Zoe.

"Good-bye, my son!" laughed Brooke. "You look considerably better--than when I came in upon you, last night. Cheer up, old man!" He lowered his voice. I "fibe , Isn't, wprth thinking about A woman like thai will say ar.ything. Put her out of your mind, and go and see your Eva." "Shut up," said Crawley, frowning. "I -wish you would keep that to yourself, Brooke. I was mad last night.

Forget ail about it." The two men had been alone for a few' moments. Diana Brooke was despatching a telegraij to her dressmaker. . She came up at this moment. "So you can't persuade him to come with us, Godfrey?" she Inquired archly. "No. my dear; he's obdurate.' 'Well, god-bye, then, Mr. Crawley. I am no glad to have met you. Do come down again soon," she smiled bewitchingly. "It is awfully good of you," the man murmured. "Four o'clock,' she whispered as they shook hands. He nodded. Brooke's back was turned for the moment. At last Crawley escaped In a taxi, and told the cabman to drive him to 40A Grosvcnor road, and sank back in the rab and literally gasped with relief. The strain had been fearful. He had barely slept an hour all last right. The position had been intolerable. ; The very fact of being under Godfrey Brooke's roof was unbearable. He bad sat up until about half-past one talking to Brooke after Diana had left them together in the cozy smoking-room of ' The laurels, and had listened to Brooke's eulogies of his wife. What a wonderful woman she was in Brooke's eyes, and what a pearl among women! How he loved her! How blindly he worshipped her! With what dog-like devotion he regarded her! And. withal, with what sublime trust! Every word and -look jf Brooke concerning Ysr went to Crawley's heart like a knife-thrust in an old wound. He war a man of very hlghlv strung imnglnatlon. and the

inldnieht talk with his old friend had caused him almost physical pain as well as mental torture.- Brooke, was full of plans for the future, and in every plan Diana had her place and "Ah, Crawley, old man," he said, emotion trembling in his voice, "it's a great thing to have a home. I'm a born wanderer a gypsy. I don't suppose I shall ever settle down anywhere for long. But for all that, I like to feel I've got a little place somewhere on the face of the earth

to come back to when I'm tired. "How I used ta long for It la6t summer when I was out there in the (ngo sweltering under that precious sun! Yes, Crawley, there's something in every man's heart that responds to the Idea of home. 'My ain fireside,' with a good, pure: woman waiting there for you. That's what's kept nie going, and what will again, I haven't any doubt." These words repeated ' themselves in Crawley's mind with a peculiar insistance He Tries to Think of a Way Out. What a hopeless muddle it all was! All last night he had tried to find a

way out of it a way that was nonorable and right. He blamed himself far more than he blamed the woman, and yet, at the same time., he realized that he was not altogether fair ,o himself. How could he possibly have known? Even now the thing seemed incredible and unreal, and there were moments when the sense of unreality was so forcible that he expected to awake and find himself sitting before hU fire in his Grosvenor road rooms. It was about half-past one when he

let himself into his flat, and Hutton, his man, rn.et.him. In .. tie . hall,- and gave him some letters and telegrams, which he tossed on to a table, and told Hutton to get .him, something to eat. Then he went into his study and flung himself dejectedly into his armchair before the newly-lighted fire. It was a brilliant spring day a day of clouds and sunlight, a day to rejoice a painter's heart. Crawley had much work to do; but there was to be no painting today. He had much

more serious business in hand. He looked angrily at the clock a beautiful seventeenth century, grandfather's clock of exquisite manufacture. He had only recently bought it at Christie's. "Nearly two and a half , hours before she will be here," he muttered, to himself. "What, in the name of goodness, am I to do In the meantime?" He rose Impatiently and paced the room. He stopped every now and then at the window and looked out across the Thames to the great pottery works opposite. Then he went into his studio. He was restless, irritable, and altogether upset. He started absently picking up sketches from a bulky portfolio lying open on the lounge seat In a great bay window at the corner. Nearly every other sketch was a study of Zoe one head and shoulders; Zoe, full length; Zoe in hat and furs; Zoe in ball dress; Zoe's arms, back, bust Zoe in every conceivable pose and posture. Zoe draped and und raped; Zoe as herself; Zoe as "Aph

rodite," as "Circe"; Zoe as "Sin," as some of them; some finished, others but rough impressionist sketches, or careful studies of anatomical detail. "If Brooke were to- see those!" he groaned. Crawley's eyes fell on a large canvas leaning against the wall. It was his first study in oils of his famous "Circe." It was a moot point

Jn his mind whether this one were not

indeed a superior picture of the one Leveredge and Maberley had bought of him for a thousand guineas down. As he stared at it Brooke's words rang In his ears. That was Brooke's wife, the idol of his heart and life

that woman there, who sat shamelessly surrounded by swine the swine

that had once been men.

It was a startling likeness. To

Crawley the woman wasthe sorceress of Aeea. daughter of Sol and Per-

seis, who had made Ulysses forget h!s glories in her arms. He had meant

to call his chef-d'oeuvre "Sin."

With consummate skill he had nalnted the woman lying there in

wild abandon. She was "Circe." But now now he saw the awfulness of It. That lovely creature lying amidst her

swine was Mrs. Godfrey Brooke.

He stared at the picture with a fresh and .even more poignant horror.

If Brooke were to see that? And his "Circe1' was not all. There was that lovely thing on the easel in the corner a smaller picture, that at first looked like a beautiful copy of Giorgione's "Sleeping Venus" of Dresden the perfect Expression of godlike beauty. The "Sleeping Venus" of Giorglone was not so beautiful as Crawley's "Sleeping Zoe." There she was on his easel, lying there in sub

lime repose, her eyes closed in sleep that sugested happy dreams. There, too, the likeness was perfect, for Zoe had needed no - idealizing. She was herself the type of perfect beauty. If Brooke were to see that! , He Destroys Each of His Masterpieces The thought maddened him into doing a purely hysterical thing a thing which afterwards he regretted.. Calmly and deliberately he went about his work of destruction. He started upon the drawings, the delicate studies of ,

detail, the bold impressionist sketches and tore up and burnt everything that had any connection with her. The artistic loss of that portfolio was incalculable, and he did not do his work without mental suffering and regret, for Zoe had represented to him so much. It was like rooting out of his being great ideals. All the time he kept saying to himself: ; "Brooke must never know never." Hutton disturbed him in the midst of his work to tell him that he bad

served lunch; but Crawley barfly noticed the man, who stood and stared incredulously at his master systematically tearing and mutilating and destroying beautiful sketches an pictures. They represented nothing artistic to Hutton, whose Ideas of beauty and art were about on the level of the ordinary man in the street, but they represented money to Lim. That horrified him. He murmured a faint protest. (To Be Continued.)

His Experience Reminds Him Of Childhood Pays "To feel miserable and discouraged over continued poor health and then to enjoy relief almost over night is

like having one of those miracles come true, that I often read about in fairy tales when I was a child," exclaimed William Gluck, 218 North Limestone street, Springfield, O. "I had about given up all hope of ever getting well, again." Words can't describe my sufferings from stomach and liver trouble. I thought, at times, that the pains in my stomach during attacks would set me crazy. I was afraid to eat any substantial foods because I knew what the results would be. I was losing weight and my

friends would always remark, onJ

meeting me, how bad I looked. "You can't imagine, unless you have been a victim of acute stomach trouble, too, what it means to lay awake

night after night with a continual grumbling sensation In your stomach. I was fast losing my old time 'pep' and felt tired out almost all the time. "I tried various kinds of remedies but not until I took Tanlac did I notice any benefit in my condition. After taking the first bottle I noticed that I could sleep better nights, my appetite had Improved and my lost energy was fast returning. I was delighted with its effects on me that I bought a second and a third bottle'. I am now on my third bottle and Tanlac has entirely driven away those horrible stomach pains, much to my satisfaction. "You ask me whether I would endorse It for others? Well, I should say I do. I don't believe there is an

other remedy in the world that can accomplish half the things Tanlac does in cases of stomach . and liver troubles, at least." Mr. Gluck's testimonial to the mer

its of this wonderful reconstructive tonic, appetizer and invigorant Tanlac, is but one of hundreds that are

received daily by men and women in

all walks of life, who are grateful for

the benefits they have derive'! through this Master Medicine.

Tanlac is being especially Intro

duced in Richmond at the Clem This-

tlethwaite stores, where the Tanlac

Man daily explains its merits and

what may be expected from its use.

Adv. .

BestWay Known to Darken Gray Hair Specialists have proved that the aaf- . eat, moat effective treatment for reatorin color to array hair is the rood old Stice Tea and Sulphur mixture. Get it freshly mixed by aakhiar for a 60c bottle of Solpho-Sas. A lew application of this floe toilet preparation will brine back the rich, glossy, dark natural shade to cray, streaked or faded hair. Works so gradually apd evenly that no one knows you are using it. Removes dandruff! ' beautifies hair. . :

Come in for your bottle today. , We highly recommend

Sulpho-Sage.

ulpho-Sage

39c per bottle. Price refunded; if not satisfactory.

Sorry you need medicine, but if you must have it we're pleased to serve you because we know we serve . you best .for your health's sake and your purse's sake. When you do need any-" thing in the "drug line get it pure. Impure drugs are worse than no drugs at

all. You run no risk in using what we sell for here fresh

ness and purity precedes all else. Now is thetime for a good V; "J tonic or blood purifier for the entire , family. The most efficacious compounds are here. - - -;- -

A Complete Line of High Grade Rubber Goods is always to be found at any of our Five Cut Rate Drug Stores, and youll find our prices to be most pleasing. Whenever in need of Rubber Goods come to Quigley's. , "'....:'.'.'..'.. ..

SPECIAL SCRAP fl)FA TOBACCO, J)fi 6 for . . . MUy

tea

PINE

ZEMO Is Guaranteed By Us ZEMO Gives Prompt Relief and Puts an End to Skin Troubles. A 25c BOTTLE WILL PROVE IT The moment ZEMO is applied, all etching stops. This is guaranteed. Zemo is the clean standard remedy for eczema and ' other forms of skin disease and sells for $1.00 per bottle, but in order that every person in this community might test: ZEMO your druggist will supply you with a liberal 25c trial bottle. An itching, raw or inflamed skin is promptly soothed and healed by this clean antiseptic wash. No need to suffer longer from any skin disease. Get Zemo today. 25c and $1.00 bottles. . . .. .. , . ZEMO is sold and guaranteed in Richmond by Quigley's' Cut Rate Drug Stores.

With Menthol and Eucalyptus

. Here is a remarkablv effective remedy

which combines in a most agreeable and

aromatic form the well known medicinal

properties of White fine, wua wierry, rsaim of Gilead Bads, Blood itoot, Glycerine,

Menthol and Eucalyptus.

in all cases of severe cousrns. cows ana

bronchial affections you wilfnnd that this . . . , . .

fine Balaam compound Drings auouov

instant rebel.- mere is not a trace

of any drug that is the least harm

XU1 111 uub rcjjrviuii suiu it. la

as sue tor cniraren as zor

grown-ups.

in-

We Offer YouPa ;Drug

Store Service

thai Can't

Be Found in the "Ordinary" Drug Store

Put a Kodak -In Your Pocket Have it ready for the unexpected that always happens. There's a size for the vest as well as the coat. .

Kodak, you know, means with the bother left out.

photography

We Carry "Eastman's" Complete Line. Bring your films to ,us to be finished and printed.

NIAGARA SOLUBLE SULPHUR COMPOUND (In Powder Form) An efficient, economical, practical and convenient insecticide and fungicide for spraying all kinds of trees. Assures clean "top-of-the-market" fruit; makes the, orchard produce real money profit. We believe it absolutely the best and most economical spray material on the market for the control of San Jose Scale. :

TO HAVE PRETTY ...HAIR If your hair is not as soft and pretty, or as fresh and full as that of some friend, do as she does give it daily attention, just the same care you would give a plant to make it healthy and beautiful. Luxuriant hair soft, fluffy, thick and lustrous is really a matter of care. If it is too dry and brittle, soften it up lubricate it. If you have dandruff it is because the scalp is too dry and flakes off. Freshen up the scalp and the dandruff disappears. - Parisian. Sage, an inexpensive tonic, which you can get from any Quigley Drug Store, is just what you need it softens the scalp, nourishes the hair roots, immediately removes dandruff and makes the hair fluffy, lustrous and abundant One application will stop itching head and cleanse the hair of dust and excessive oil.. Parisian Sage takes away the dryness and brittleness, makes the hair twice as abundant and beautifies it until it is soft and lustrous. By the use of this helpful tonic any woman can

easily make her hair soft, fluffy and abundant. Pretty

nair win sureiy increase her Charm and beauty; regular 50c -size, sold at any of our 5 Drug Stores at

WHY NOT A BOX OF Lowney's Chocolates for a Valentine Gift There is no better nor more beautiful valentine than Chocolates. Your Wife Your Sweetheart Your Mother will appreciate a gift of this nature more than anything you may buy her. Lowney's Chocolates Make Ideal Gifts.

OUR EVERY DAY CUT PRICES 25c Rubifoam 19c 60c Stillman's Freckle Cream 39c 50c Berry's Freckle Cream A3c

50c Sempre Glovine... 29

25c Pond's Vanishing - Cream 19c 25c Satin Skin Cream.. 19c 25c Sanitol Face Cream 19c 25c Holmes's Frostilla 19c 50c Hind's Honey and Almond Cream for 39c 25c Peroxide Cream, 19c. 3 for 50c 25c Woodbury's Facial Cream . . . . 19c 25c Parker Pray Rosaline ISe 25c Ever Sweet, 19c, 3 for 50b 25c Daggett & Ramsdell's Cream for 29c 50c Daggett & Ramsdell's Cream for 39c 25c Espy's Fragrant Cream 19c 50c Palmolive Cream.. 39c 25c Creme DeMeridor.. 19c 50c Creme DeMeridor.. 39c 50c Milk Weed Cream.. 39c 25c Espy's. Cream.. . . . j. -19c 50c Canthrox 39c 50c Nadenola . . 39c 50c Pozzoni's Powder.. 39c 50c Malvina Cream... 39c 25c Tromo Seltzer .... 19c 25c Celery Vesce 19c 50c Bromo Selzer 39c 25c Listerine 19c 50c Bot. Lactated Pepsin at 4 ounces 25c 10c Migrain Tablets 1 doz. 5c lQc Spts. Camphor, one ounce 5c 50c Stanolax, Paraffin Oil, for 39c 50c Horlick's Malted Milk 39c $1.00 Horlick's" Malted Milk 79c $3."75 Horlick's Malted Milk . ... $3.19 25c Robinson's Barley.. 19c 50c Nestle's Food 39c 25c Packer's Tar Soap.. 19c 25c Cuticura Soap 19s 25c Williams Holdertop Soap 19c 25c Colgate Shaving Stick 20c 25c Colgate Shaving Cream 20c 50c Creme Elcaya. .....39c 50c Carmen Face Powder ............ 4. 39c 25c Woodbury's Face Powder ... .19c 25c Satin Skin Face Pow

der ...

19c

25c Mum- 19c

50c Champlin's Liauid

Pearl . 39-J

75e Magnolia Balm.... 59c 35c Floyd's Glvcerine

Pearl . . ". 29C

25c Kolynos Tooth Paste

19c

23c Sozodont . ......... 1 9t

ME1D1M The Best. Remedy Known for

nEWTISM

Experience has proved that Rheumatism can be cured if you use the right remedy. RHEUMA has become the recognized standard medicine for the disease, for it does the work more quickly and effectually than any other preparation. RHEUMA is a doctor's prescription that works on the kidneys, blood, liver and bowels, and really cleanses them of the poisonous Uric Acid that creates the pain, stiffens the joints, and makes the young old before their time. Try a bottle of RHEUMA on our guarantee to return your money if not satisfied with results after us- TT f ing. ; We sell "Rheuma" p

AN EASY WAY TO CURE CATARRH FOREVER Simple Home Treatment Destroys Germs of This Dangerous Disease The air Is always full of catarrh germs thrown off by one person and absorbed by another and when your system fails to throw off such germs they find permanent lodgement in the nose, throat and head and multiply rapidly. You must kill these germs before you can cure catarrh. The germs of catarrh can be best destroyed by Inhaling the pure medicated air of Hyomei (pronounced High-o-me). This splendid and powerful combination of oil of Eucalyptus with' other beaUng agents has a wonderful germicidal action. You breathe its air into your nose, throat and lungs by means of a small hard rubber inhaler which Quigley's 5 stores in Richmond supply with every treatment. This medicated air is certain death to the germs of Catarrh and drives them completely out of your system and when the germs are destroyed the catarrh with all its disagreeable symptoms will stop. As Hyomei is pleasant to breathe and is always sold by druggists everywhere with a positive guarantee of successful results or money back, surely no Catarrhal sufferer should go long before trying this

simple home remedy. Hyomei comes in regular $1.00

size complete outfits and is sold at any of the Quigley 5 stores at

79c

Is Your Complexion in Perfect Condition? For a radiantly natural complexion of lingering and lasting effect, apply lagram's Milkweed Cream; then let a light application of Velveola Souveraine Face Powder add - the finishing touch. We sell the 1X0 size for 79c; and 50c size for 39c

r

. i;