THE SUNDAY OREGONIAN, PORTLAND, JULY 23, 1030
gvaeefuL Some of these handkerchief I fair is this pale blue organdy (2211)
linen frocks are beautifully hand em-1 with Its wool embroidery. You know
passed and Y declared, a, spade, which
all passed. I
"B led the queen of hearts. Dum
my put - on the king and led the
trump so as to protect the diamond
suit. The trump finesse went to B's
king and B at once proceeded to sve
the game.
"It is clear to B that his partner
does not hold the ace of hearts, and
as he played the lowest of the suit
on the first trick it Is Inconceivable
that he could rurf the second round.
To continue the hearts would be to
let Y win the trick, give dummy a
ruff and exhaust the trumps, as A
cannot have more than three if Y
had five trumps originally.
""The only chance is the club, trust
Beautiful Actress Attributes
GARDEN PARTY STYLES OVER IN ENGL AND
CALLED VERANDA STYLES IN AMERICA
Organdy Embroidered With Apples of Colored Wool, Pink Hats and Parasols for Garden Parties Flut
tering Frocks of Georgette and Lace Lovely Against Summer Background.
broldered and hand-hemstitched. One
even sees them with machine pleated
lt at once for a 1920 frock. Behold
the cunning apron, over a tucked and
gathered skirt it is embroidered with
black lines and orange apples with
green leaves. More apples ornament
the frilled revers of the bodice. Her
hat is very smart also trimmed with
clusters of lily-of-the-valley which
has become the favored millinery
blossom of the season.
You can wear a separate skirt and
'shirtwaist to a.garden party this year
provided both garments are expen
sive enough to please Madame Mode.
-And provided they give a whole-costume
effect. In this case (1S59) the
blouse is of flesh-tinted georgette and
'the skirt of white georgette and each
garment has a different .stort of em
broidery Just to prove this really is
a blouse. and-sklrt combination, not a
whole frock. The pale pink sunshade
Is a fetching part of the costume.
. Her Wonderful Success to
Her Famous Complexion
Tells How You Also May Have One
flounces. Because of the exclusive,
ness of linen, these models are very
distinguished and such a frock will
ccme through launderings unscathed
long after an organdy has lost its
prettlneas.
The particularly bewitching feature
of this little lavender organdy cos
tume (2212) is the trimming of flow
ers. Violets in light and dark shades
aud made of velvet are set very flatly
around the square neck opening and
along the top of the sash, their violet
tones harmonising with the airy, lav
ender of the organdy. A'band of filet
lace is set between organdy frills on
the tunic and matching frills edge the
turned-up cuffs. The short, gathered
peplum over the hips is a smart de
tail also.
A distinctly smart and modern af-
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ing A to see the point u4 not to
come back with the hearts. A eould
see that B could not have led a queen
from ace. queen and others against
Pi
J
a trumn declaration, and on win
ning the club trick with the king
he went back with the Jack. B over
took the Jack fop fear A had no mpre
W
HAT are. known as, garden
party styles over In England
are called veranda styles here
in England, you know, they do not
have porches. All the fine eld coun
try houses, generations old, most of
them, are set directly on the
ground or on terraces and people
art or lit roll on the terraces or
on the rrass. Tea Is served out
on the rasa and- the afternoon
S&rden party Is a regular form of en
tertainment. And usually the grass is
a hit wet, as a woman who had visited
much In iSngland ana. wales lestmes.
Perhaps this is one reason the Eng.
Ush woman wears stout soled oxfords
d heavy stockings so often, even
with filmy froeks. "My thin American
slippers were ruined with the damp
graB," says this American visitor.
"And njy feet were cold all the time
in thin silk stockings. Finally I went
to the village and invested in seme
Knerllsh footwear."
The garden party in America is
likely to be mostly on verandas. And
the hot American sunshine keeps the
turf over here dry most of the time.
If people do stroll, about lawns and
gardens. Our American gardens, also,
ti not as likely to have grass paths
as Jin gush gardens grass is not ce.n-
'.uries old here as it is over there, and
landscape gardens have not had years
and years to achieve their effects.
The outdoor afternoon affair is be-
looming more and more popular in.
America, particularly in summer com
munities where cottage life prevails"
where people own homes and have
lawns, verandas and real gardens for
entertaining guests agreeably. Such
affairs call for very formal costume.
hough iroeka, hats and footwear are
of- the summary charactersheer,
flvttery frocks and bewitching hats
Land sunshades whion look most lovely
against the outdoor background.
Georgette and I. nee Mlnprle vvlth Tint
ed Organdlea.
Younger women at these affairs are
wearing dresses of Unted organdy or
lotted swiss, with graceful sashes
no picture hats of the dress material.
Never were organdy frocks so en.
hsnting. Lavender seems a favorite
jkhade just now, and some, of the white
rgandies are trimmed with lavend&r.
One pale lavender organdy has rows
lot tiny flat velvet violets around the
qua re neck and along the top of the
klrtfie. The lavender organdy hat has
u. big- cluster of the velvet violets.
Another dainty organdy frock In
vender tint is made all in overlap
ping petals, like a (lower: the or-
fcaudy hat also. One suspects this
reck was a bridesmaid costume at
he beginning. The skirt, which is
bort and stands out erisply, has four
lers of deeply soalloped flonnoes,
kuggesting petals. The petals er
gallops are turned upward on the
bodice, each big scallop coming be-
ween two other scallops on the lower
ier until the whole bodice is covered
hvith petals. Three overlapping seal.
oped flounces form the elbow sleeves
b.od the hat has three scalloped brims.
A big, crisp sash of the organdy is
led in a huge bow at the back. The
l-rUpness of these organdy garden
Brocks is amazing. Organdy never
tired to be so stiff and crisp. It was
tn ore limp and softer of line in Its
ast incarnation. But the crisp frocks
vlth short, outstanding skirts are
very charming on young girls and
hough the big collars, rising stiffly
tpward behind the head must be a
llt uncomfortable, they are certainly
very chic.
In contrast are the very soft, limp
beorgette frocks. Many of these are
n tunic style, with machine panels
rem shoulder to knee and a narrow
;ash of the georgette holding in the
lianels at a low waistline, and they
riave flat necklines. Most of these
T-orjrette models da not flare crisply
Ike the organdy frocks, but give a
straight, slender sllouette. They are,
therefore, preferred by. women past
first youth, stunning is a georgette
nodel of flesh pink tint, with wool
rnt.roidery in a slightly deeper Pink
t-nncie.
Dlamond-shape motifs of the em
rroidery. placed rather close together.
run down the panel of the bodice and
lown the edges of skirt panels which
n-.ang at the sides, over a skirt of
hree machine-pleated flounces. And
krescents of the pink wool embroidery
tire incorporated with white bead em
broidery that weights the sides of the
Jbodice, the sleeve anil the part of the
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HE following hand illustrates the
Importance at times at a no
trump declaration of breaking
away from conventional rule and at
opee playing the command of the'
adversary's suit.
The hand was recently played in a
local club and is susceptible of a
swing of one trick, according to
whether declarer withholds the com
mand or at once, playa it. While cor
rect play shows a difference of one
trick only, it Is usually the small
gains, the trick saved or won, that
constitutes the fine point of distinc
tion between the expert player and
the simply average one. The trick
saved or gained is often the trick
that eaves a slam or .game on the
part of the adversary, or that makes
slam or game on the part of declarer,
and the intrinsic value of which is
therefore greater than that , of the
ordinary trick. In this case it had a
value of 60 rather than simply 10, as
it was the trick that enabled the
player to make a little slam. This
is the hand:
w 10 4
A 10 9 6 2
10 9 4
9 6 2
QJ8(i Y KH
K8S A B 64
q s a J
AJ10 AK87S4
AH
QJ7
A K 8 7 3 8
Q
Z-Y had been playing In very poor
luck, and it was the rubber game.
with the score 24 to love in lav or
of A-B.
Z dealt and bid no trumps. A
passed, and Y, who was absolutely
without help for no trumps, maae a
"two club overcall. B passed. Z
was an exceptionally good player,
who felt, and with reasqn. that he
I could handle a difficult situation if
anvone could. Therefore, because of
I the critical score ana me unowieage
that on the next deal any one-trick
contract could give the adversaries
game, he disregarded his partner s
warning bid and went "two no
trumDs." At the score he was
(strongly opposed to the hand's being
nlaved at a minor suit. vame or
nothing was what he wanted, and he
felt the situation fully Justified the
rUik ha ran.
He reasoned that his partner HReiy
had ace or king of clubs, or possioiy
both, and that In th.e one case the
suit might become, established with
the loss of but one. trick, while in
the other case H would, be. already
rr.r.r; , Potunity a employ them, but t
;:r r,r.i,. triX. whh hi dia-l Mema Impossible. The expert at au
".V .T.;Viv t,,,i r,rt h), raut b the champion
! ;.' who seems always to take
likely game or. even a. little elanv in
the event he could early get in the
lead. .
There was great risk, to be sure.
1 concerning the. spades and It wuld
have been most unfortunate for Z
had this suit been led. He took all
I this into, consideration, however, and
consoled himself with thfe thought
that neither adversary was specially
long or strong in the suit.' or it would
have been bid. and that perhaps five
spades at the most could- be made
against him. Beside there was a
chance "that Y held soma spade of
medium value that would eventually
stop the suit. Played at "two no
trumps" the hand went as follows:
Trick. " ' "A Y ( B Z
1.. .1 6 1 4 K A'
2 64 94 64 A4
S. Q4 104 J4 K
4 , 6 44 5 84
R 16 10 4 74
J 2e 4 2.4
7 8 5 3 24
8....... K A 5 Q
f 8 2 6. J
10 8 9 7 7
It J 104 9 2
12 Q 6 8 7
IS A 9 K4 Q
lished. Let it be noted that at tricks
2 and 3 Z played dummy's two high
est diamonds, the 9 and 10. This was
done on' the theory that the two
rounds would drop, the adversaries'
diamonds and that dummy therefore
must unblock or he rather than de
clarer would be in command on the
third round, in which event, as de
clarer bad already played out his re
entries, his remaining diamonds would
fail to make. As it was Z remained
in the lead, and at
Trieks 4, 5. and 7 made his re
maining diamonds. ' Then, as the one
and only chance of making the clubs
depended, upon a successful fineese.
Z at
Trick 8 came out with the queen
of clubs, intending tf A played small,
to play small from the dummy, tak
ing his chance, against the king. A.
knowing that In any event his king
would fall and hoping thus to make
a card of the, suit good In his part
ner's hand, put up the king. Dummy
won tne trick, with the ace. and at
Trick 9 led a small club in order
that Z might win with Jaok and
give him back the lead, which was
done. At
Tricks 10. 11 and 12 d ummv made
his three remaining clubs.
-X thua made a total score of
390 60 for tricks. 30 for aces. 60 for
little slam and 250 for rubber.
Had Z failed to out ud the ace at
trick 1 and by any chance the lead
had been shifted to spades. A-B
would have mado seven tricks before
the chance again offered for Z get
ting in the lead. Instead of making
tne score he did he would have lost
his contract by two trieks and In
curred a penalty of 100 less honors,
or 70.
It is sometimes difficult to deter
mine whether the better results se
cured at times in duplicate play by
some players over others of sup
posedly equal caliber are due to luck.
as some seem inclined to think, or
are the outcome of superior Judg
ment as applying to the particular
situation. An eastern authority, dis
cussing the subject, writes as follows:
'The. examination of a large num
ber of hands upon which some play
ers have gone game while others
nave not, rails to reveal any particu
lar part or tne tactics of the game
that ia to be credited with the result.
Sometimes it is due to making the
trumpa separately, sometimes it is
judicious finessing or refusing to
finesse, sometimes placing the lead,
sometimes forcing discards, some
times ducking, sometimes unblocking.
No. one thing seems to bring about
the result more than another. The
secret eeems to be correct Judgment
of certainties as compared with risks
"It would be very nioe if one could
classify the winning plays in the or
der of their importance or useful
ness or me rrequency or the on.
his
o
at
the
nd. and
wo knows when to risk earry4re
bunker with a brassie or to, play
snort with a jigger. Just so th
auction Player must decide whether
he will try a finesse or ruff out a
euU. or pull the trumps.
"it is remarkable how a little dif
ferenca In Judging how to develon a
hand may- alter the result so far as
TKlnulnz or not winning the, game Is
concerned.
"Here is a hand in which the dif
ference may seem to be almost
matter of luck; but if the situation is
carefully examined it will be found
that the winning players had the
sounder logic back of their play and
were prepared for contingencies which
the others had not foreseen or hoped
wouia not arise.
Ht is worth noting that the hrand
was played in New York and that
the bidding- was confined to the
dealer and his partner, that it
majr be fairly assumed they arrived
at the best declaration for the com
bined hands. The variation in score
is due entirely to difference in the
manner of developing th.e hand:
A 4 3
8 3 2
4 7 2
A Q J 4 3
; so as to be sure of the aco ana xne
'game saved at once.
' "This seems to be about what hap
' pened at every table except . twe.
! At both of these Y went game. The
'opening was the same, dummy win
! ning the first trick with the king
of hearts, but instead or leading
trumpa he went right back with the
heart, won the second trick with tho
ace and let dummy rutf third
round.
"This was followed by three rounds
of diamonds, on the third of which Y
discarded en of his losing clubs.
Then he led the trump. This B won
with the king. Another heart would
give dummy another ruff and Y an
other discard, so B led the ace of
clubs and another, after which Y
made the rest of his trumpa and
went game with four by oarda.
"Is this difference of 134 points due
to an error ef Judgment on Y"s part
at. tho tables where trumps -were led
at the second trick, so as to protect
the diamonds? As one Y said o his
partner at the time If tho trump
finesse holds the side makes a little
slam. "
At the tables where game was
won declarer insists uu mo
inesse Is a gamble: the run ana tne
lub discard are certainties -tr tne
iamonds go round three times, ana
if they do not go three times tney
not worth leading trumpa ror.
Give: the players who at onoe ia
rumps a little iuck ana mej bibuu
to win 347 points on the hand; with-
ut the luck, only 4 s. rn oiner
players stand to win 179 either way.
Which ia, going to eoma.out ahead
in the long run?"
'Denotes winner of trick.
T ALL, depends on the eontour of
your face whether your eyeglasses
hreaten to spoil your lashej or not.
If your nose has a good oriage ana
vour eves are rather deep set, glasses
may bs worn all day long ana iasne
will have free play behind tnem. iui
if the lenses set closer to tne eyes
themselves and your lashes brush up
and down them whenever yoirr eyes
are raised and lowered, slowly but
surelv the lashes will be worn. off.
So, if you nave 10 wear giaaaea. n.nu
the necessity for conserving your
vision means danger to thet long
sweep of your lashes, ttye.' special
care that the lashes do not suffer too
much. If not long and curling, they
may at least be thick. Apply warm
olive oil to the roots of the lashes
three times a week, using A tiny
brush and being very careful not to
get any of the oil In your eyes, xeu
will be surprised to see hew much
thicker and darker your lashes look
in a short time.
Keen your glasses bright and clean
too. Dimmed lenses give a dull, urea
suggestion to the eyes behind them
Once a week give the glasses a bath
in ammonia and water and polish
them several times a day with a bit
of chamois kept in your vanity kit.
At any optician's you can get a little
book of eyeglass - polishing tissue
which will answer as well as the
chamois for ordinary polishing.
Trick 1 A led liis fourth best
heart. B put up king and Z at once
played ace. In so doing he estab
lished the suit. but. being entirely
defenseless in spades, he feared this
suit might be led and his game per
haps overthrown before the chance
again offered for his gettlg the
lead. In a case of this nature It is
best usually to take the Immediate
trick and make what seems possible
in the two remaining suits. Z'a dia
monds to all appearances were fully
established (as a suit ef nine cards
to the ace-king is considered estab
lished) and Insured six' tricks. Then
if the club finesse should prove suc
cessful the clubs also would become
established and good tor five tricks,
which number of tricks, 11, with the
heart trick, would give a small slam.
For every reason, then, it seemed
advisable to take the immediate
trick. Having done bo. Z at
Trick 2 led the ace, and at
Trick S the king ot diamonds. The
I distribution turned out as he had
hoped, and left him at
Triok 4 with the surt fully estab-
E 3 Y
K J A B
4 J 10 Z
10 9 8
Q J 10 7
A Q 5 4
4 9 8 5
K7
"Z dealt
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107 S
4 A K Q 4 3
852
and bid
diamond.
back and front bodies panels that
drop over the waistline. This frock
has no sash and Us lines are almost
straight up and down. With It goes
an exquisite hat of pink wool straw
faced with pink satin-and, of course,
a pink sunshade.
Parasols, Bt if I la Shady.
Parasols are an important feature
of garden fete costumes even though
one is rarely in a blase of sunshine.
But under the trees, in a pergola, on
a veranda the parasol is a very al
luring item of a woman's costume.
She can do a number of things with a
parasol besides holding It over her
head to keep off the sun. For in
stance, when one stands about, chat
ting, on the grass, a parasol handle
Is a very convenient thing to rest the
hands on and the position is exceed
ingly graceful.
A good many of tho garden fete
frocks this summer are of dotted
swtss which Is a fashionable fabric
Just now. Ruffles and bands of net
footing r lace trim these swiss
frocks, but they are not embroidered,
as the models of handkerchief linen
and organdy are. A smart white or
gandy model is embroidered with ap
ples, in colored wool orange-colored
apples with green leaves and outlines
of blaek to pick out the pattern. An
other organdy is embroidered with
cherries and blue wool. And still an
other model has grapes done with
pij.k wool. Why, one wonders, are
apples done in orange shade, cherries
in blue and grapes tn pink? Probably
fashion knows! "
Perhaps most beautiful of all the
white frocks are. the models of sheer
handkerchief linen. They are crisp
and cool, yet have not the stiff flare
ef the organdy .models and are mora
One Form
ol Pain
that no one should neglect
is itching, bleeding or pro
truding piles or hemorrhoids.
Pyramid -Pile
Treatment
should give relief no matter
tow badly you sutler.
Ask any druggist any
where in the U. S. or
Canada for a 60 cent box
oi Pyramid Pile Treatment
nd don't accept a substi
tute. -
Alkali in Shampoos
Bad for Washing Hir
Mast soaps and prepared shampoos
centa'n too much alkali, whieh is
very Injurious, as It dries the scalp
and niajtes the hair Brittle.
The best thing to use is MuUlfiod
eocoanut oil shampoo, for this 1
pure and entirely greaseless. It's
very cheap and beats anything else
all to pieces. xou can get this a
any drug store, and a few ounces
will last the whole family for months.
Sdmply moisten the hair with water
and rub it in: about a teaspoonful is
all that is required. It makes an
abundance of rich, creamy lather,
cleanses thoroughly and rinses out
easily. The hair dries quickly and
evenly, and Is soft, fresh looking,
bright, flutfy, wavy and easy to hn
die. Besides it loosens and takes put
every particle of oust. q;rt and dan
jruff. Adv.
Woman Surprises Her
Friends
"After a spell of Typhoid Fever
years ago I began to suffer from in
digestion and gas in my stomach and.
colic attaoks. This gradually became
so bad that my doctor advised
operation for gall stones. A friend
advised me to try Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy, which I did with splendid re
suits. My friends were astonished
my rapid improvement. I have no more
bloating and oan eat anything I wish
It removes the catarrhal mucus from
the intestinal tract and allays the in
flammation which eauses practically
all stomach, liver and intestinal ail
menta. including appendicitis. One
desa will convince or money refunded
At All druEKlfits. Aav.
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MISS DOROTHY DALTON.
Brushing on Glasses Will
Wear Out Eyelashes.
Applications of Warm Olive Oil to
Roott Help.
Now York When Misa Dorothy Dalton,
the beautiful actress who was selected
for the leading role in that mammoth New
York production, "Aphrodite," wu ques
tioned ai to the secret of her phenomenal
ouer.eaa, she unhesitatingly said, "My com-.
pifxion. v nen asxea iurtner detail sne
explained : "Every one of my friend al
ways raved about the- texture and color-ins
of my skin, and I have no doubt but that
my first, engagement was made possible
throUKh the re nutation 1 aco aired fur a
beautiful completion. Manage: are like
ordinary mortals, they admire a beautiful
skin as much as anyone, and- in selecting
their casts they naturally prefer those
who's complexions are attractive. X think
tha best aaset any girl or woman can have
is a beautiful iklh and complexion. It is
any to hav this if one will spend only a
hit :e time tn taKtn car of the skin. A
sil may have iprotrular faaturas. but tf
she possesses a beautiXul complexion she
will attract attention anywhere. 1 am
always glal to tell any girl or woman Just
now ine may possess a skin like. mine.
Here i tha recipe: Night and morning
cleapsa the skin first with warm water,
then apply a good cold cream (Uska cold
cream 1 have found to be the bet after
tnaseaging it into tha skin take off the su
perfluous cream with a soft cloth. Thou he.
lore going- out during the day or evening
apply DerwIHo. a simole toilet Brena ra
tion which can he purchased at the toilet
counter of any up-to-date drug or depart
ment, store. J no iirst application of this
wonderful Derwillo will astonish you. It
Imparts instant beauty to the skin and
makes a rosy-white complexion every one
wUl talk about It. I find it excellent for
my completion, as it protects my skin in
ail kinds of weather. That's why 1 prefer
it to all ether toilet preparations and am
never without it. Now that short sleeves
are in vogue you will want beautiful hands
and arms. There is nothing like Ierwfllo
fr this purpose. Many of my professional
friends to whom I have recommended e.r
wiKo use it in preference to all other face
powders or beaut if iers." Just try it oaco
before going to the theater, dances, pari
ties or sn afternoon call and note tha
favorably comments of your friends. Per
willo instantly puts a life-like tint on your
cheeks which defies detection. It takea
the place of face powder end stays en until
you wash it off. Perspiration does not
affect it nor will It rub off on clothing; it
also prevents the nose and fac from shin
ing. It's wonderful for a dark, sallow,
rough skin, blackheads, coarao pores, oily
skin, freckles, tan and for the instant
beauty it impart. Over .Mm). 000 girls and
women are using it. Tt's absolutely harm
Ks to the moat sensitive skin. Jus try
once and you will need no further argu
ment Jo convince you that there is nothing
"just as good," 'better. or "Just like it.
Inaifet on Jierwillo, then you will not bo
disappointed.
NOTE Druggist ,nd. department store
everywhere sell Lerwil)o with the guaran
tee that if you don't like tt you got your
money bark. It ia the one beuutifier that
p-ives satisfaction at all seasons of the year.
Yoy can secure it at all toilvt counters ia
this city including The Owl Drug Co.
Adv.
MYGSENOL
Sier-t lized, ZamB$ Tloo
POWDER PUFF
The daintiest, the safest powder-puff ever made
for fair complexions. Insist on the"Hygienol."
At the better Drug and Department Stores.
MAURICE LEVY
Hygienol Building
120-122 West 4 1st St.
Nw York
By Word of SMouth
News in stagelsnd travels fastest by word of
mouth, and ever of pirajnpun interest are tho
lilt If beauty tips.
Thai is why there is scarcely a woman oa
the stage who does not ue Dmlattmt.
Bui. il Dalaions had not bees truly wosdef.
ful. nuonr would ever have boihezed to wbs
pei u name to anyone else.
DEsW-A-TOHB
is a scientific preps
ration made by
beauty experts for
the purpose of re
moving hair fromthe
face. Reek or under-
anna. eoJv and aa-il.
fteaoty specialist osa
Eeleleae becaoea It
eves the skin clear.
6po aaa serfaeti
smooth.
Del tons fs easiest te
ape? simple Oitecueaa
with every jar,
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The Easiest Way
to End
Dandruff
Thers ia one sjire way that never
fails to remove dandruff completely,
and that is to dissolve it. This de
stroys it entirely. To do his. lust set
about four ounces of plain, ordinary
liquid, arvon; 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. ot 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, too, that all itching
and digging of the scalp will stop in"
stantly. and your hair will be fluffy,
lustrous, glossy, silky and soft and
look ancj feel a hundred 'times better.
You oan get liquid arvon at any
drug store. It is Inexpensive, and four
ounees is all you will need. This sim
ple remedy has never been known to
rail. Adv.
Want to Keep Your
, Hair Perpetually Curly?
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Perpetually wavy or curly hair ia now
with In tho means of every woman to
po$ees. One need only get a few ounce
of plain liquid a-ilmerine from tho druggist
and apply a little of It occasionally with
a clean tooth brush before doing op tho
hair. When this dries the most beautify!
ard naturai looking waves gnd creases
Imaginable are in evidence. Wind and
beat do not affect the curlinesa as where
a heated iron has been used.
Liquid sllmerlne Is o pure s.nd harm
lese there la not the slightest danger ot
spotting the scalp or streaking tho hair.
nd it leaves no acicay or greasy trace.
On legal afiBdaTit, John Hart Brtttaln. Snslneaa nan, certified
to this i 4 'My head at t&o top and oaek was absolutely bald. Tho
sealp was hiny. An esoert said that be thought the hair roots were
Oatinrt. and there was no hope of my e-er ha-inc a pew hair growth.
"Yet now, at an ago over 00, I have a luxuriant growth of
soft, strong, lustrous hair! No trsno of baldness. The pictures shown
here are from my photographs." Mr. Brittsin certified further;
INDIAN'S SECRET OF HAIR GROWTH
"At s tints when I had Jerome discouraged
t trying various nair lotions, tonics, apecisusts
treatments, etc.. I came across, in zny traTels. m
Cherokee Indian 'medicine man who had an elixir ;
I had but little faith, I gave it a trial To my After hair ffroxvth,
amazement a lirh foil soon appeared. It developed, dy fcy day. Into
a healthy growth, and ere Ipef my hair was as prolific as la my
youthful days.
That I ttaj astonished onJ happy is expressing my state of mind mildly.
Obviously, the hair roots had not been dead, but were dormant 4a
the scalp, jcilinn the .fertilizing- potency ef the myaterioua pomade.
X negotiated for and rame into poessiainn of the principle for pra.
paring tbis mysterious elixir, now exiled Kotalko. and later had tha
Photo when bald, recipe put into prartleal form by a chemist.
That ny own hair growtH w permanent has been amply prored."
How YOU May Grow YOUR Hair
Tt has been proved ia very many cases that hair- roots did
Bet die even when the hair fell out through dandrulf, fever,
mlopeeia areata or certain etber hair or scalp disorders. Misa
A. 1?. Otto report: "About 8 years ago my hair began to fall
nut ortii my scaip ia spot was almost
entirely bald. I used everything that
was recommended but was always dis
appointed until at last I came across
Kotalko. My bald spots are being; cov
ered now; the growth is already about
three inches." &. W. Mitchell reports:
"I had spots comnl.tsly bald, over
which hair is Bow crowing since I
waed Kotalko." Mrs. Matilda Miiv.ll
reports: "The whole front of my bead was aa bald as the
palm of my hand for about 15 years. Since uiin? Kelalko,
hair is growing all over the place thst was bald." Many
more splendid reperta from, satished users.
mSm
For women's, k5(r.
ether potent InsrrWJ
hntr elixir of won-
!f flTHI f'T fn "D'n. GENUINE BEAU OH, sod
It a aHt n ha a m eqts. no aicoaoi. no snampoo: but
dertul eflicacy. Buy s box of KOTALKO nt the drug
tore. Remember the name, accept nothing else as "just as rood." (300.00 GTIAB
ANTEE. Or if you send 10 eents f ilver or stamps) for new Boole oa Beautifit
Healthy Hair, you will receive a POOF BOX of Kotalko FREE, postpaid. Petermine
NOW to eliminate DANDRUFF, to treat BALDNESS, to STOP HAIR FROM FAIAi
lHO. Get a ben of KOTALKO, apply enc ox twice daily; watch in your mirror.
It will altio be aDDreoiated aa a beneficial
IT&- HARJ PRrTTAIN, Inc. Station F. New York. N..y.
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