East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, August 16, 1918, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE NINE, Image 9

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    -DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 16, 1918.
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Notices, Business Opportunities Locals, lidstrFourid, Folr Ren Etc., Classified if or Easy: lief crencd.
TEN PAGES
VISITS CAMP 1)1X
Cavnlry orric-or Confer Willi Onornl
Contractors and Builders.
Slt Ulltl JUHIKt'lM ltcillOUJlt
IHlHlt. .
, '. CAMP BIX, X. J., Auk. 16. For the
firm time since the opening of the
: eaniurimcnts Camp Dx toduv had as
' an official guest a military renreson
, liitlvB if America', new partner In
the new Hussion cnmpnlgn of lnter
:. vt-utlon when Col. iKlmbizhl of the
t Impfrlnl Jnimnese Cavalry spent sev
eral hour in conference with Malor
aenonil Scritt.
' , Col. Ishuhlzhl spent, much time In
specting tne work of the Camp TO
remount depot, whero thousands of
homes nnd mules are trained for ar
my purposes, lie showed much In
terest In the care given the animal.
In disease prevention and surglcai
work.
Capt. Philip J. Tornlnl of Tirookiyn
ha been made camp Intelligence off I- i
eer succeeding I,lent. Marshall Hhants
who has been assigned to a command
In the 7th Iiattallon of the Depot
lirigade. ,
C. BWANSON II E, K. DuPul. Et
- mate given free. All work guar
anteed. We build anything, city of
country work. Phone 23M.
For Rent
Second Hand Dealers
V. SI ItOBL.U, dealer In new and una-
ond baud good. Cash paid fur see-
na Dana good, cheapest discs to buy
lousebold good. 110 to. Court. Phon.
aw,
FUKN18HED APT. Hamilton Court
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS, 1 Clay,
KUlt MJSNr 3 or 4 room apt. In-
fllllra 121 Lewis nr nhnna 9.MT 'attm
ur t o ciock evenings.
Found
'FOUND Auto llcenan No. E663. Own-
cr can have same by calling at this
fflce and paying charges.
Notices
"We are laying not less thnn 1,0M.
OnO.Oiin eggs a dny." any tho flnltl
more American. And some people
think that the power of tho press has
been exaggerated.
KIoiIokikwm. You can't sleep lu
the Htlllea might, If jour digestion
is. bad. Take Hood's Siirxapiu-llla
It strengthens the stomach and es-
Notlco of I'ayini'iit of t'lty of Pendle
ton lniiH-ovomc-ut IIoimIm,
Notice i hereby given that City of
'endleton Improvement Honda isos.
20 and 21, Series T, will be paid upon
presentation thereof to the under
signed at the American National
triple, I'enulelon, tmutllla county,
Oregon. Interest on said bonds
ceases September 1, 391.
Dated AuKnst 13, 1918.
LEW MOOItirOIISB, I
Treasurer. City of Pendleton.
D.v Wm. MIckelKen, Deputy.
' Farm Implements
j TUB "NON-SKt" Weeder gets aJ
I the weeitt the first time over thf
i niii'iiKioi'nK ine Hioiuui-n and es- )"iu. uvn uno-oura ma um bdu
tarnishes that (') It ! In which does lota better Work. Order now
sleep regularly comes and is sweet Pendleton Weeder work. 111 Cotton-
and refreshing.
wood St.
FOll RENT SLEEPING! room, tOO
winow. rnor.e 48ZB.
FUHN18HED APARTMENTS, oIOe
In. 401 Aura.
FOU KENT Furnished rflcm and
apt. 407 W. Alta. Phone 1177W.
FOR RENT 6 or 9 room house. By
er Park on Gear Bt. Phone H.
ALTA APT Two and three room,
furnished, laundry trey, hot wa
ter. $13.6(1 to 120. 702 E, Alta.
hone 74.
HOUSEKEEPING apartments and
aleepmg rooms at 608 Willow Bt.
Wanted
Wanted Good, clean rag, at Xh
tifLMt oregontan oTfice.
WANTED Sewing, phone 483-W. ,
WANTED Furnished room In prl
ate family, desirable locality.
Phone 1001. Sgt. Arthur.
WANTED Girl geperal housework.
3 In family. Wage $25. Write
Mis. T. O. Sinclair, Bonneville, Ore.
BOOKKEEPER ha time for few
hours' work of evenings. Pbon
351. N. J. Blydenstein. ,
CAHPBNTEH8. Ji.60 Per 8 . hour.
Mut Join union, $15 fee, easy pay
ment. 923 Comerce street, Tacoma,
Wash.
FOR RENT Reasonable, store room
on Main street. -Front and rear
entrance. Phone 561.
CARPENTERS, $6.60; building labor-
ers, $4.50, per 8 hours. Must- Joiri
union. Carpenters' fee. $15! laborers'
$10. Call 923 Commerce street, Ta
coma, Wash.
WANTED One horse farm wagon.
Alta Auto Radiator tt lump Works,
701 B. Alta.
POIt RENT Furnished 13 room
i. i , 1 ' mi' ri tiii hop fnn unfa nr
family. Anolv ri I Phelns. at 7 I orricw.
Court street.
WANTED Position as
First claa reference.
hookkeeper.
Address this
For gale
'Attorneyi
FOR BALK Wheat Hay.
Pendleton, .Ore,
p. B. Bell,
FOR SALE 7 head of food work
hone and two wagon, Inquire1 at
Dutch Henry Feed Yard.
FOR SALE By the owner, new 4
room furnished or unfurnished
house and two lot. Phone 360,
FOR SALE A few cho(ce thorough
bred White Leghorn rooster. In
quire Dr. McXabb,
FOR BALE Good mountain wood.
Carload If desired. Leme As Co,
612 Walnut St. Phone 232J.
iBKO SX. BCHMIDT, Attorney at Law.
Room 24. 8mitb -Crawford Bide.
D. W. BAILET, Attorney at 1
Room 7, ( , Deepaln Building.
OEORQal W. COT7TT9. Attorney
Law. Root 17, Schmidt block.
at
CARTER 8MTTHB, Attorney at
law. Office in rear of Americas Na
tional Bank Building;.
Notices
Notice to Farmer.
We will buy SO ton alfalfa hay
also 20 ton wheat bay. Phone (38.
Penland Broa. Transfer. '
TM A FEB. Attorney a Law.
la DMpaia Building.
OtfKe
B. L KBATOR. Attorney at Law. Room
4, Bmita-orawfora Bniiang.
FOR BALE Holstein milch cow. Ap
ply 317 College street.
PIANO FOR SALE or rent.
88(? this office.
Inquire
FOR SALE Sti gocd dairy cows.
Address Box 754, Pendleton, or see
T. wAyeM. Sax Station.
t"01t Ilii.N'T To responsible person,
piano In good condition. Inquire
his office.
FOR RENT Front apts., furnished,
Inquire 402 B. Court or phone 7.3R.
WHEAT RANCH for rent, 5 miles
from town. Addresa Ifox 98. Pen
illetn, Oro.
WANTED By boy, 17 year old,
steady work on ranch or in town.
Phone 94. C. Et Bmith.
WANTEI Experienced saJcs and
office girls. Apply at once. 89X
thi office.
WANTED Woman to do
on Monday, phono 113.
washing
FOR BALE One large platform wa
gon, one small gooseneck wagon
and one set single harness. Apply
Pendleton Fruit Company.
FOR SALE (Residence property In
west end of town near Hawthorne
school. Call at (21 Maple.
FOR SALE-RoII top desk.
276W.
Phone
WANTED To rent modern furnish
ed 5 or 6 room house or hongalow.
Inquire Mrs. Glenn Scott, 207 Aura.
HEMSTITCHING at the Singer shop.
Mall orders promptly attended to.
Miscellaneous
I BUT ALL KINDS of junk at top
price. Iron and aack a upeclalty
Paclflo Jiifik Co-" 3. a 7Siiea prop.
17 Cottonwood street.
STATE FAIR. Salem, Oregon, Sep.
fern her x-2g. Splendid exhibit.
excellent music, high class entertain
ment and a superb racing card. . For
particulars write A. II. Lea, Salem, Or.
agon.
To find, to enjuire or to sell use
the classified.
FOR SALE--Self-propelled gaa, HoR
combined harvester. Will trade
for ground power machine or city
property. Machine practically new.
only cut few hundred acres. Inquire
or address Geo. Feebler, Pendleton,
Ore.
m. A. NEWBERET. Attorney
L 8 ml til -Crawford Bulldta.
PETERSON BISHOP, Attorneys at
Law. Rooms and 4, mniut-crav
ford Building. -
JAKES B. FiHST, Attorney at Law.
Of flea over Taylor BArdware Coa
any. , , ,
" 1 '' ' 11 r 1 1 t ii ri
RALBrr A RALET. Attorneys at Law.
Office la American National was
Building.
S. A. LOWELL, Attorney and Counsel
lor at law. Ofrie la uwwa bio.
Architect
RAYMOND W. HATCH. Architect. D
apaln building. Phone 768, Pendle
ton. Oregon, , . , , . , . . .
Auctioneers
OOL. W. ..F. TOHNKA, Anetloneer,
enakea a apeetalty of farmer' tock
and machinery sale. "The man that
seta yon the money. Leav orders at
Was Orecontaa Offte.
Why not assume that your next
tenant 1 a reader of the classified
and. get In touch with him at onceT
The military surgeons hnve found
crepped paper a very satisfactory sub.
sthute for cotton gautse bandages.
" WAIfT AD COHJaH
CLASIIVIKD DIRJBOTOBT.
Counting six ordinary words to
the ' Uae and charged fey
the line. ? t
IVaat ads and locals.
Bates Pes Uae.
First Insertion, per line Its
Each add. insertion, per line to
One week (six Insertions),
each Insertion, -per lineu - e
1 mo. each Insertion, per line 4
month . contract, each la-.
aertlon, per line . . . as
12-month contract, each Inser
tion, per line
le
No ad taken for lees thanlM
Ad taken over the telephone
- snly from East Orsgonlaa sub
scriber and tbose listed la the
Telephone Directory. Copy must
be In our office not later thas)
1:3 o'clock day of publication.
Notice of Meeting to Klcvt R"Prv!rs
of the Umatilla Meadow Drains
District in Imulilla nty, Oregow.
Notice to hereby given that I. a
Cosnty Clerk, of . VmatlHa Conntf.
Oregon, have called a meeting of the
owner of the lands situated In the
Umatilla Meadowa Drainage District,
h said County and State, (which dis
trict was organised and established by
order of the .County Court of a!4
county, made on July 22, 118), for
the purpose of electing a board of
three supervisor for said district, ta
bo held and which will be held tot
that par pose at ten o'clock a. m. en
August 17th, 1918, at the residence of
Thomas G. Smith. In the eoutheas
quarter of Section 12, Township
North of Range 18, East of Wlllamw
ette Meridian, In said District ana!
County, i , .
Witness my hand and the seal e
said County hereto affixed this 1st daf
of August. 1918. .
. . R. T, BROWN, Clerk. .
Horses Taken tTp. -
Came to my place, one bay horse
branded J H connected and H ft on)
right shoulder; h0 on) brown horse)
branded P on right hip. Owner ran
have same by paying Charges. Phona
355M or address David A. GeeMer,
Pendleton, Oregon; 1
Draymen
, Tou may have profitable business
relations for years to come with ome
one you will come to- know first thru
your next classified adt
Every useful thing should be used.
Bell that used article to' somebody
who needs it through the classified.
CALL PENLAND BROS.' VAN t
mora your household goods. Tew
phone lift, AJe fjaggagv traasfer
rlag and heavy hauling. - ,
W. A. MILES, 'baggawe, transfer and
drayaga. Of flea phone f 4t. R
t4B.
ir--- ' ., i i n a
. TTHM CARft ,,
. Wetoo-Iet(llcoa Aota fMafw i
Leaves Westoa for Pendlstasi at 1 lit
a, m. and 13:43 p. m.
Leaves Athena for Pendleton at :
a. m. and 1:00 a, m.
Leaves Adams for Pendleton at l:Sf
a. to, and 1:23 p. m.
Leave) Pendleton ; (AIlea-Kalgfel
Store) for Weston at It a. m. aitaT
.- p. to. ' f ,
O- H. McPHERRIN. Drlvsr.
" DKXIFJJ I;i:ri Sll, -t llfnl had re-Jrv-srA rfastmable, iK-aoe ''RESIEDY IS FOUND
AnMMiu.vn, .mr. i-nrt'itm .-.mi uinuh,
lllnlKter Vim flints, intertkwcl, lie. "Wo neier ntflTCd any such jiro
liiil Lloyd l,iiriii-'H siuienient that poIS" be quoted as Kaylng.
I
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiri!enn'ie Succeeds as
itiuiiQttrr ut marine
FOR EPIDEMIC IN
U. S. ARMY CAMPS
1 Your
5
Vacation
(Days
S will be Incomplete without a
E CAMERA.' Come In now and
S we will show you the Ansco,
s the amateur camera of prof es
H slonal quality, and tell you how
3 to make pictures a success. We
S soil Ansco Speeder Film, Cyko
S Paper, Ansco Chemical every
S thing yon need to take with
AMSTERDAM. Aug. IS. Vice Ad
miral Hehnke has succeeded Admiral
Von Capelle as German minister of
tho mnrlnc, says the Wcsor goitung.
iiiiiiiiiiriiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiu
Con Dung Low,
1 CHOP SUEY, 1
NOODLES
Chines Style. S
1 HOT TAMALES
CHILLI CON CARNE
. SPANISH STYLE. E
LUNCHES
COFFEE i
WASHINGTON. Aug. 15. Medical
science has found a remedy for
j"empyema," a disease of the lungs
j that assumed the proportions of an
'epidemic in the army cays and can-
itonments last winter, and which
caused many deaths. The surgeon
general's office announced that the
remedy strikes at the root of the evil
Health conditions at all camps In
this country remain satisfactory.
Mrcii waste rorxn
AT t ( ltTISS PLANT
Hughe Aircraft InvCKtisatina Vn
eovcr l-neta About Mrbstol Plane
Kierlments.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 15. The
Hughes Aircraft Committee In its fi
nal lap In search of Information has
torned np some sensational evidence
at the CurtiH plant in Buffalo, ac
cording to information reaching
Washington.
Judge Hughe. Attorney " General
Gregory and those who have been as
sociated with them, were 'due In
Washington last Saturday. It is an
nounced that the committee will,
therefore, not return before the first
of next week. .
It was at the Curtis plant that the
so-called Bristol "Fighter" was con
structed. It was charged that in ex
perimenting with this plane the gov
ernment wasted many millions.
Whether or not the Hughe com
mittee has Unearthed evidence which
will warrant criminal steps .by tne
government could not be ascertained.
MEAT CAUSE OF
KIDNEY TROUBLE
Take Salts fo Flush Kidneyo If Back
Hurts or Bladder Bothers.
BAVARIANS TO ( I T
DOWN MEAT EATING
5 Even thing clean and op-to-
3 date. FIRST CLASS SERVICE
'LIFT OFF
Tallman & Co. TEA 5c Package
3 Leading Dragglst - S
g We sdvrrtlse and offer War Bav. s
3 toss Stamp for sale with every E
H , tmrobasa, E
a .. , -. ,. I
a . ; i
1 UNDER STATE 5
HOTEL '
J Cor. Webb and Cottonwood But. S
S Phone 3(7. . Pendleton. Ore. E
r7iiIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIrlllllllllllllllMIMItlin'l-.llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll.-
We wish to give notice H
that we will discontinue our
dairy route on September 1,
1918. Farihers here is an
opportunity to secure a fine
fresh cow at a Reasonable
price.
Call or write, ,
FiWxono Is Mnsfo! Torn TJtt HiK.it
H( Willi rtiirrri-N Without
Pain.
TwtMro Mratlom AVeeks pocreed;
4crmain and Ifunugartanti at CXltls
on 4UHtonM Plan.
ZURICH, Auk. 15. Von Brettrch.
the Bavarian rafnlMer of the interior,
announced in parliament twelve meat-
lewi weeks to save the needful 300,000
head of cattle. He say that the milk
and fata supply U unsatisfactory ana
the whole food supply is seriously en
dangered by profiteer who contlnne
tl hide food. He denies, however, j
lhat t Ha Ruarlatn t-rrl ltnnlv taa rfoa. I
hornla anH xrm Kr M.mnrd r.a1Hr, I leW daVfl and
It black are lies.
The GermnnHuntmrlan economic
If you in lift have your meat every
day, eat If, but hish your kidney
with aalta oecaNionally, ay a noted
authority who tells us meat forms
uric acid which almost paralyzes the
kidney in their efforts to expel it
from the Mood- They become sliiff
gish and weaken, then you suffer ;
with a dull mlwery in the kidney re- j
gion, sharp Vains in the back or sick
headache, dizziness, your stomach
sonra, tongue to coated and when the
weather in bad you have rheumatic
twinges. The urine gets cloudy, full
of sediment, the channels often get
sore and irritated, obliging you to
seek relief two or three times durinjo
the night. 3
A.U IICUllHllaV llltf:e II I IIMUII bUIU.1,1
to cleanse the kidneys and flust off
the body's urinous wate get four!
ounces of Jad Salts from any phar
macy here; take a tablespoonful in
a Klaus of water before breakfast for
youd kidneys will
then act fine. Ihfs famous salts is
I made from the acid of crapes and
press criticises the negotiations now:,M",,ri J .
proceeding at Salzburg betwen, Cer. ""d has been used for generations to
nnnV .nri A.mtrln. H,i.rV fr mIc,(Th," and tlmillate slllfiiClsh klilne.Vrs
. . lu.L.- , - tfllsn to neutralize the the nciils la
eHintrirs. The Hungarian demand
Hurt? Xo, not one bit! Just drop
a little Frecznne on that touchy corn,
instantly It stops aching then you lift
that botheraome corn rlsht off. Yea.
t made! Cotrts only a fow cents
j Try FVeexone! Your dniRRlst sells
irine. so it no lonsor irritati-s, thin
ending bladder weakness,
Jad Pnlts is hifTtpJenfrrre; cannot
I Injured and makes a deltghtfuj effer
! vescent Ilthia-water drink.
for the abolishing of all German lm ;
port duties for Hungarian agrlcul- I
tural products Into Germany alarms
the German agricultural societies, ana
the German press hints that the Oer-
man government dare not agree to m I.T ,t'l FAMIF.Y
such demands which would Injure , 1,KVE
German interests, Hungary atso le-j '
monos tne mainiorance or nign im
port duties against both' German and
Austrian industrial products enterim?
Hungary.
VOn EXIf-E
A PATRIOTIC
. Have you put in your winter's fuel?
To aivoid a repetition of last winter's coal
shortage, the consumer must put in the fuel now.
Let us quote you on
CoaD and TJoocO
PHONE 5
BURROUGHS' & CliAIiBERS Inc.
- v , 550 Main street E. O.JStig.
We adrmlae andj offer War Sarlags Stamp for aaie with vresr
wrchasei
. 4; . (
PAHIS. Aug. 13. Loiii Mnlvy. for
mer minister of the interinr. Irft Sun
day with hi family f,r Spain, where
he must live five years In exile In
- penalty for malfeasance in office, on
What Onhirs on lint CwnN of Sntdlrr w htch chnrec he vai cinvined aevernl
" Signify. dnw asa by a hisll oouf, wnMI tne
When you see a soldier on the 'charge of treason was dropped.
street you sometimes wonder to what '
department of the nrmy he belongs, j Rid: It KITS IX JAPAV,
Jf you Will memorixe the following in-f TOKVtH. Aug. H ISIco riols In
formation you can easily tell then rarioua imriH of Jaixin are ananlng
whether the soldier is rrom tne nrtu- sorlns ssikhk. 11m- gnvrnimoiit I
kry. the Infantry or whatever branch considering ilrnstk- mcaMiirrs to con
ho may belong. trl Hip rii-o market. HK-e rercntlr
A. nine cora signuies insit ia wrar
e belongs to the Infantry; red denote
artillery: yellow, cavalry; buff, quar
termasters' corps; red and white, en-
. gineers corps: oranRe and White, sig-
adil at. 3 1 a IminIicI
Hurst & JIabie, Props. ,
Thone GF14. rendlctonr Ore.
a tiny bottle, sufficient to rid your nal corps; red and black, ordnance;
feet of every hard corn, soft corn, ; black and white, field clerk, murmin ;
or corn between the toes, and c&I-jnnd white, medical corn; black ami (
loses, without one particle of pain. ; gold, officers; silver and black, ad- i
soreness or irritation. Free zone la.Jutant general's clerk; green, instrne-1
ihe mysterious ether discovery of a tor home guards; green and white, -'inclnnntl
genius,, heme guards.
WAIt YOHK COl NTIf,
IMIITOR fa TKAR
Fi'UTH OAS, Me.. Aug. IS. Dr.
T-tither I-k Gnlich -of Xrw York, chair
man of the International committee
on physical recreation of the L- M.
C. A. war worfc council, died sudden
ly Tuesday at his summer camp here
on Slebagn Lake. Tr. Oulick was born
in Honolulu, Hawaii, in lt-. He was
a founder of the National Playground
Association of America, of rhe Pub
lic School Girls Athletic league and
of the Y. M. C. A- college at Spring
field, Mass., and was a recent presi
dent of the Xational Campfire Girls,
l '.-
that passenger coaches In several
trains were filled with travelers with
out seats. Director McAdoo Friday or.
dered additional cars attached to the
trains or second sections operated.
n.
c, m:hw morr
THAN MILLION FOIt
NKXT TWO TKARS
nnuuunuiiaiiiiiiniiiiiiimiiuiiuiiiiniiimnHiuiniinmiiiiiiuimiButiiiuuitsr1
.a. i affilfiaiNl t I F ft .
NEURALGIA PAIN
liiutuiuiauuiii
VALUE: EVERY
DOLLAR '
Tour teeth earefuliy aximlned
and properly fixed tV the bee
painless aaeuetf knows.
itei Pi!css Dentists
Coner Mala aa1 Wb Street
Poa f Ooeat rreaM
V s.ert anil affrr War
Savings tiiamns sr sala wllh
, eery parcsasea,
Li,ina:i!!tniinHiamfnnfiEaa?
r
' Oet 4 10 cent package of Dr.
J oases' Headache Powdera
' and don't suffer.
SALEM. Or.. Aug. IS. The Ore son
Agricultural college will need $1,103.
to meet its requirements dnrina
the next two year, accord Inr to a
tentative budget filed today with the
slate tax commission. This Is $205,
ooo In excess of the college's Income
from the state millage tax and fed
eral government support.
The budget shows $73. 60n for sal
aries. $2n..-.n for general mainte
nance. fSiiilo for improvement. 5.
ooa for betterments and repairs and
.0.b for contingencies, making a
total of $1.1(13. Sin, while tou. I Income
is $, ;on.
Of the fund for contingencies. 3n.
on is to provide for war work w hile
the report says the other Increase
are also due largely to the work re
quested of the college by the war department.
! Wncn your head arhrs you simply
must have relief sr you will go w-ili
ll'a needless to suffer when Tou can
Uke a reuieily l;k lr. Jsmc' Head-!
u he rVniiers "an.l relies the pain and McAdOO 0rder9 CIT
arumigia. at or.or. Semi someene to
lle ilmrr store now for a dime package
( - Dr. .I.irocs Itcala,he Powders,
n't suffi.r In a fw sioments you
:'l fori i,ne fcra.U, he gone bo more i
.u:i!a .1 paiu.
For Crowded Trains
WASHIXOTOV. Aug. 1. After
Inking a trip over tho chesaiieake at
tlio railroad twtween Clnrln,,. , I .n.l
Jliot bpring. W, V, and noticing
AN OLD RECIPE ':
TO DARKEN flAfR
Sagn Tea ami.; Sodnhnr Tarn rff
Faaled Hair, Dark anal
.Cloasy. i , .
Almost everyone knows that Rag
Tea and Sulphur! properly com
pounded, brings back the natural
color and lustre to the hair when
faded, streaked or graly. Years ago
ha only way to get this mixture was
to make It at home, which is mussy
and troublesome.
-Nowadays we simply ask at any
drug store for "Wyeth's Sage and
iulphnr Compound. Tou will get
a large bottl this old-tlms recipe
Improved by the addition of ether
Ingredients for shout to - eenls.
Kvehyhody uses this preparation
now, because no one can possibly
nil that you darkened your hair, aa
It does H so naturally and evenly,
you dampen a sponge or soft brush
with It and draw this through your
hair, taking one small atrand at a
time; by morning the gray hair dt.
PP rs. and after another aps-tk-a.
"on or two, your hair becomes seati
itifully dark, thick and gtuasv and
you look years younger. Wyein
Hms and Suli hur Compound Is a de
lightful toilet requisite. It la a la
tended for the cure, mill(aUa or
prestation of disease.
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