Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 275, 28 September 1920 — Page 5

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND. TUESDAY, SEPT. 28, 1920.

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Bessie K. The condition of your skin Indicates a sluggish digestion. You should eat less of starchy and greasy foods; also, drink a great deal of water between meals, so that the kidneys will relieve the skin. Turkish baths help often to refine the skin, but you can improve it yourself if you watch your diet and be sure to close the pores after your hot baths, by being generous with your cold shower. Sea salt in the bath will help also. Pearl In this season of fresh vegetables, it is well to take advantage of the natural bleaches right at hand. Cucumber Juice or tomatoes rubbed into the skin will bleach as well as any harmless cosmetic. If you use the tomato, follow it with a cold cream, as the acid cuts the natural oils in the skin. For your hands, keep a mixture of glycerine and rose water, equal parts, and rub It in well after the kitchen work is completed. Harold B. Red vaseline or crude oil rubbed into the scalp will help your condition. It should be done twice a week, using the finger tips on the scalp and massaging until the oils are absorbed. If you would care for fuller instruction on the care of the hair, send an addressed, stamped envelope. Constant Reader Part the hair on one side and fluff it up well over the top of the head; then bring all of it down, but keep it fluffed out, so it will be soft ajl around the face, and drop it well over the ears. You can take the whole mass then into a coil well up over the back of the head. You will see that this heightening over the top of head and the drop over the ears will give an appearance of length to the face, which will be very becoming when the face is inclined to be too stout or short. You can use any of the 6hades of blue, pink, deep cardinal, green or browns; in fact, there are few colors you could not wear, if your complexion Is clear. Curly Locks Rub cold cream into your nails each night to correct that tendency to brittleness. If you are handling vegetables or fruit with acid in them, protect the tips of fingers with rubber gloves, or rub the nails well with cream after the work is completed.Tomatoes will make the nails brittle, if there is any such tendency. R. J. You should weigh about 120 and your friend, E. H.. should weigh from 110 to 115 pounds. M. Leoria L. Crude oil, heated and massaged into the scalp with the finger tips will help your condition. You can do this the nteht before your regular shampoo, but be sure to cover the head to save the bed linen. The blackheads can be cleared from the akin if you either steam the face or use hot water cloths on the affected parts, after which apply a cleansing cream. Remove this with a cloth and wash as usual, after which close the pores with ice or cold water in which there are a few drops of benzoin. To "Mrs. Anxious" and "Home Builder." Will you both please send

self-addressed and stamped euveiopes for replies to your questions, which are too long to be Included in this column. An Anxious Reader You need to consult a doctor. Nervousness that would cause the whole body to shake as you describe it, shows that you are very much In need of a good building up, which should be under the supervision of your physician. All inquiries addressed to Miss Forbes in care of the "Beauty Chats" department will be answered In these columns in their turn. This requires considerable time, however, owing- to the great number received. So, if a personal or quicker reply is desired, a stamped and self-addressed envelope must be enclosed with the question. The Editor.

BROWN VELOUR AND SQUIRREL FUR IS NEW COMBINATION

What's In a Name (Copyright)

ZOE. One of the oldest feminine names in the history of etymology is Zoe, signifying "life". It had frequent usage In Biblical records and was a favorite in ancient Greece, but its vogue diminished during the Middle Ages and it has been revived only comparatively recently. It is regarded as being as old as Eve, and is generally translated as "the mother of all living". The Alexandrian Jews first used the name of Zoe when they translated the history of the first woman and gave her the title of Zoe instead of Eve, in order to show the connection of the name with the prophecy. It contin ued in vogue among the Greeks and came Into fashion again in England with the revival of classic names. Just why it has become a favorite in recent years Is impossible to determine, unless its significance and the ancient associations, as well as the shortness and undoubtedly pleasing sound may be taken as sufficient reason. Jade, the Chinese emblem of life, is a fitting talisman for Zoe. It is believed to bring her health, wealth and happiness. Particularly will it protect her from contagion and death by accident. Tuesday is her lucky day and 3 her lucky number.

Art and Artists

. Heart Problems

"Hubert K.": It is not right to make yourself "stay put" in a place where your interest is wholly lacking. You may never make as much money as you would have if you had followed in the footsteps of your father, but life holds more than money. You will find happiness in following your own bent and by doing your work with such excellency that you become an expert. I prefer to discuss the matter of religion personally. If you care to have a letter general delivery or at your boarding place, let me know. Dear Mrs. Thompson: One day I was in a restaurant eating and I had my lap full of bundles. A woman of about sixty whom I know came over 10 the table where I was sitting with a friend. My friend rose and stood up all the time the older woman was talking, which was about ten minutes. I did not stand up. Since that I have worded because I feel that I was rude and should have risen. Please tell me if I was rude? LUCY. The older woman should not have interrupted your meal by stopping to talk. It would have been all right for her to pass a few words with you, but to stand and talk was thoughtless. It would have been better if you had asked her to pardon you for not. rising since your lap was full of bundles. I' is not a matter to worry about, however, since the older woman made the more grave error of the two. Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am fourteen years of age and a freshman in high school. I have dark brown curly hair and am dark eomplexloned Should I comb mv hair with ear puffs and wear a ribbon? Or should I wear it in curls? Is it considered very vulgar for a girl to chew gum while in company? Do you think it all right for girls to go to baseball games and root? Some people think it very unladylike, but I can see no harm in it. SUE. Your hair would look prettier in curls. Personally I abominate ear puffs. It is very vulgar to chew gum while ir. company. No person of refinement does it. Yes, I think it is all right for girls to go to a baseball game and root. Thev should not, however, be boisterous "and make a spectacle of themselves.

The November art exhibit will include work by a group of Richmond painters. Late summer and early au

tumn is the busiest season for local artists. Several who. have been able to do little this summer are sketching now. Mr. Bundy has found a new place in the hills between Centerville and

! Abington and has moved his studio

there temporarily. He expects to be there the rest of the fall and possibly all winter. Mr. Baker expects to go sketching soon and probably will spend some time with Mr. Bundy. Elwood Morris also expects to , start sketching soon. Mrs. Maude Kaufman Eggemeyer, who has been busy moving and arranging her new studio on Morton Lake, intends to start painting this week. She will make several child portraits this winter. Francis Brown Is another who probably will do some work at the scene of Mr. Bundy's new discovery. Mr. Brown was awarded three prizes for pictures exhibited at the Indiana state fair, a first prize for a water color entitled "A Country Road," a first prize for a decoration in pastel and water color, and third prize for another decoration. Miss Blanche Wait, a new member of the Richmond colony, who has ex-

I bibited at the American Artists' ex

hibition, will have a portrait in the opening exhibit and a group for the November exhibit. E. W. Gregg has done several canvases this summer, and some of his work will be shown in November. Dr. Harlow Lindley saw Howard

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The Growing Child A series of articles prepared especially for The Palladium, by the United States Public Health Service, Washington, D. C . ,

The wrappy coats have it according to the verdict of the fashion designers. The conservative, belted models will be seen very little save for business and sport wear. Here is a very stunning style in a wrappy coat. It shows that new combination of brown and gray. The coat is brown velour with an unusual collar of gray squirrel fur which is very effective

NEGLECTED TEETH Due largely to the revelations of the X-Ray, supplemented by careful examination by physicians and bacteriologists, we now know that neglect of the teeth and mouth are responsible for a number of serious infectious diseases, whose origin, until recently, was very obscure. The more important, of these conditions are diseases of the heart and arteries, infections of the blood, and infectious diseases of the joints. All modern up-to-date dentists now make use of X-ray pictures whenever they suspect any trouble with the roots of the teeth. Not only the dentist, but the physician as well, has been astonished at what these pictures have revealed to him. Often they show that pus is present about the neck of the tooth, and that there are pockets extending down to

ward the roots which hold large quantities of putrid matter. The discharge j of poison and germs from these hid-

den abscesses at the roots of teeth and the consequent absorption from these and other local sources of Infection such as diseased tonsils, are often the real cause of som obscure ill-defined ailment which perhaps has baffled the attending physician for some time. Bad Teeth Cause. It Is not a matter of coincidence that in the Presbyterian Hospital In Chicago, out of 332 patients who were suffering from rheumatism and joint trouble, 89 per cent were found with chronic abscesses of the teeth, or that at the Cook County Hospital, Chicago, 76 per cent of the rheumatic cases were found chronic abscesses of the teeth. Certainly not all rheumatic or systemic diseases are due to pus around

the necks of the teeth, or from concealed abscesses at their roots, nor yet to infections of the tonsils. Yet

it Is strongly suspected that such mouth infections may often be the cause, or at least a contributing cause, of many diseases, such as tonsilitis. St Vitus' dance, certain forms of heart and kidney diseases, and obscure stomach ailments. Tartar Deposits. ., One of the commonest results of neglect of the teeth is an accumulation of tartar. The first sign of tartar Is a slight roughness, felt usually on the inside of the lower front teeth. This is caused by deposits from the saliva of a hard, chalky substance. The unclean condition of the mouth resulting from tartar deposits Is a common cause of "bad breath." Pyorrhoea. The deposit of tartar where the teeth . Join the gums Is a frequent cause, though not the only cause, of Rigg'e disease, or pyorrhoea. The gums become Irritated and infected by disease-producing germs, the tissues are broken down and pus forms. Unless the pyorrhoea sufferer is prompt in putting his case in the hands of a dentist the infection continues, rap'dly dissolving the soft bone surrounding the teeth, and destroying the attachment of the soft tissues of the gum

Leigh, a former artist of this vicinity, who is now studying in Paris, when he was there this summer. Mr. Leigh took him through the Louvre and other places of interest in Paris. Dr. Lindley brought back a lithograph by Mr. Leigh which he finished recently.

WIRES ON PLANE PART; TWO PLUNGE TO DEATH RICHMOND, Va., Sept. 28 William P. Bell, Jr., and Barry Boulter were killed here when a seaplane in which

j they were making a flight, fell into

Wachapreague inlet. Examination of the machine revealed that the wires controlling the rear wings had parted. Lieut. Bell was an experienced aviator having served as tester for army airplanes during the war at Kelly field, Tex., and Dayton, O.

FOUR HURT IN AUTO WRECK SOUTH BEND, Ind., Sept. 28 Four persons were seriously injured Sunday afternoon when an automobile driven by Roy Densel of Mlshawaka struck a motorcycle ridden by Willard Gay, also of Mlshawaka, on the Lincoln highway, west of here. The automobile turned over. Gay suffered a broken ankle and Mildred Sudlo's left arm was fractured. Nadja and Roy Densel were painfully bruised.

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A few drops in water warms tbs stomach and aires Immediate relief

for stomach and Intestinal pains,

cramps, etc. used ex tern -' ally it quickly soothes pain of rheumatism, lumbago, nenraliria. stiff neck, tooth

ache aad earache. Llghtnlnc Hot Drops Is an old, old remedy and one- yon will keep always on hand once you see how Quickly it brtners blessed rellet There's nothing like it for distressing pains that women endure. Try it Druggists guarantee Lightning Hot Drops for internal and external use. Only 80c and 0c per bottle.

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Be Sure that your coffee is right Even if other items of frour daily meal are acking, a fragrant cup of Bona Toffee

will go far towards ; moothing out the faults and errors in your cooking. To be safe, always keep a supply on your pantry shelf.

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to the teeth. In severe cases the teeth become loose and eventually are lost Questions relating? Child Health and to related problems will be answered by experts of the United States Public Health Service. Addressi Cklld Health Kdttor, V. S. Public Health Service, WahIatoa, D. C. 4 Please mention, this newspaper.)

Hoover's Picture Printed In Indianapolis Paper During the G. A. R. Encampment, the picture of Harry H. Hoover, of this city, member of the White House battalion that guarded the executive mansion in Washington during a part of the Civil War, appeared in an Indianapolis newspaper. Mr. Hoover was one of 16 men detailed for duty at Ford's theatre the night President Lincoln was assassinated. He remained on duty all night with flixed bayonet, Mr. Hoover is a printer by trade. He also was connected with the old Indianapolis

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No Worry With "Diamond Dyes" Colors Never Streak, Fade, Run

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Each package of "Diamond Dyes" contains directions so simple that any woman can diamond-dye a new, rich, fadeless color into worn, shabby garments, draperies, coverings, every thing, whether wool. Bilk, linen, cotton or mixed goods. Buy "Diamond Dyes" no other kind then perfect results are guaranteed even If you have never dye-1 before. Druggist has color card, showing 16 rich colors. Advertisement.

TRUNKS VIGRAN 617 MAIN STREET

6,000 MILE TIRES 30x3 $12.90 30x32 $15.90 (New Goods Not Rebuilt) WM. F. LEE No. 8 South 7th St. "Richmond's Reliable Tire Man"

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A Sifnple Way To Remove Dandruff

Doesn't hurt a bit! Drop a little 'Freezone" on an aching corn, instantly. that corn stops hurting, then short ly you lift it right off with the fingers. Truly! Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of "Freezone" for a few cents, sufficient to remove every hard corn, soft corn, or corn between the toes, and the calluses, without soreness or irritation. Advertisement.

There is one sure way that has never failed to remove dandruff at once, and that is to dissolve it, then you destroy it entirely. To do this, just get about four ounces of plain, common liquid arvon from any drug store (this is all you will need), apply it at night when retiring; use enough to moisten the scalp and rub it in gently with the finger tips. By morning, most if not all, of your dandruff will be gone, and three or four more applications will completely dissolve and entirely destroy every single sign and trace of it, no matter how much dandruff you may have. You will find all itching and digging of the scalp will stop instantly, and your hair will be fluffy, lustrous, gjossy, silky and soft, and look and feel a hundred times better. Advertisement.

DR. R. H. CARNES DENTIST Phone 2665 Rooms 15-16 Comstock Building 1016 Main Street Open Sundays and Evening? by appointment

We can save you dealer's profit on a Used Piano or can trade your Silent Piano for a Victrola. WALTER B. FULGHUM 1000 Main St. Phone 2275

Middy and Waist Special All This Week Middles, $219 up. Waists, $3.98 up

DROP" Black Silk Stove Polish Is different. It does not dry out; can bo used to the last drop; liquid and pasta one quality; absolutely no waste; no dust or dirt. You act sQox money 'a worth.

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Stove Polish tl not only moet economical, bot ft jrlvea a brilliant, silky lustre that cannot be obtained with any other polish. Black Silk Stove Polish does not rub off It lasts four times as lonff as ordinary polish so it saves you time, work and money. Don't foreet when yon

want stove polish, be butq to ask for Black Silk. I fit isn't tho best stovcpolish you ever used your dealer will refund your money. Black Silk Stove Polish Works. Sterling, Illinois. Use Black Silk Air Drying Iron Enamel on grates , registers, stove -nines, and auto

mobile tire rims. Prevents

rusting. Try it. Use Dlack Silk Metal Pol.

iah for silverware, nickel .tinware or brass. It works quickly, easily and leaves a brilliant surface. It has no

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Kolp School ..of.. Dancing I. O. O. F. HALL Beginner's Class Friday Evening, Oct. 1st, at 7 o'clock

Prospective pupils for the junior and children's classes will register on Saturday afternoon, October 2nd, from 2:00 to 4:00 at the I. O. O... F. Hall and be assigned their classes. Private lessons by appoint' ment. Call phone 2347 for all information.

Mr. and Mrs. Bert Kolp

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Is Your Dining Room Pleasant? If not, by the addition of a few pieces or a complete suite chosen from our displays, you may make it one of the most pleasant rooms in your home. See the New Period Designs in Walnut at $200.00 and up HOLTHOUSE 530 MAIN STREET

You Cannot Resist the October Player Rolls

A few are listed below. They are all In stock. 1203 (11.00) Avalon (Fox Trot) 1204 ($1.25) Granada (Fox Trot) 1205 ($1.25) Hawaiian Dreams (Waltz) 1208 ($1.25) March Militare 1210 ($1.25) Pretty Little Cinderella (Waltz) HAND-PLAYED ROLLS 100997 ($1.00) A Young Man's Fancy (Fox Trot) 200502 ($1.50) Follies Medley STORY ROLLS D-69 ($1.50) Nocturne (Mendelssohn) D-17 ($1.00) Robins Return (Leander Fischer)

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Have you ever known what real foot comfort is? We mean real comfort from shoes that fit, look dressy and are stylish. Well, just make up your mind that your next pair of shoes will be "Beacons." After you try one pair of Beacons you will wear nothing else. It is not unusual at all for a man to wear a pair of "Beacons" a year- Sure, we have your style shoe at from $7.00 to $9.85 for the very best calfskin. Whypay more?

PAY CASH and YOU PAY LESS

The Hoosier Store

CASH PRICES ARE ALWAYS LESS

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45c yard-wide Percales in light and dark pat- OQ terns, yard faiitx Bright Red Serges, Broadcloths and Flannels for middies and cloaks. We have a large assortment of Pointed Lace for collars. Also Lace Vestings. $1.00 wool-mixed dress materials, most all col- ftfg ors, yard OtU 25c Linen Weft Toweling for this week, -J O l -per yard l.d2s We carry Minerva Knitting Yarn. See our new Fall shades in Genuantown, Silk Mixed, Silk Lustre, Angora Wool and Tapestry Embroidery. The most complete line shown anywhere. 39c Outing Flannels in stripes and fancy plaids; special, yard iOL Just received 1 case of Outing Flannel Remnants in plain and fancy, at very low prices.

Hope Muslin for this OQ week at, yard nJKs Full size Heavy fleeced Cotton Blankets &cy qq at, pair $S70 Home-made Comforts, large size, full width, best white cotton, hand-knotted, silkaline and cretonne J?Q QQ covered, at ipOscO 3-lb. roll Comfort Cotton in one sheet at, ff per roll tplsUU See our Fall line of Dress Silks in Messaline. Satins, Silk Taffetas, Georgette Crepes and Crepe de Chines. 10c rust-proof Dress Snaps, 1 dozen on card tZg each OC Remnants of 85c Felt Base Floor Covering for QQ 6tove rugs; yard OIU Dark Green Window Shades, 36 inches wide, 59c We are agents for The Ladies Home Journal and May Manton Patterns.

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