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THE KV1SNIN0 HERALD, KLAMATH FALLg. OREOOti
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McCALL'S WIFE
MARRIES A6AIN
County Court Proceedings
Interned German Liners Will Be Seized in Case 0 War
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T. U. tJtrr deputy
. tnif amnutit.
MMf " " --
a u (ull.
0. Bmlth Mating Co.,
'ett supplies J,n !
1.00
B. 0lf. rem no 01 w
liMuitl"! 10 IIM- m
4Ml.erd n '"
It rw . onK rent am.
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13.00
1.00
3.00
1.78
.i. - . , .
Lrs Tailor, reporting oinn
rit4 4el ll
T.Snul.Mr. reporting births
lutertlb" 1916
M. Babb. reporting ninae
Iu4 Mll.e ! '
SMVfootA rvportloi birtbi
U. death. ll
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1.76
L Wl. reporting births
I mi Mih
k-. D. Young, reporting
fblnk tad deaths till. .
Air. Johneoa. reporting
Iblrtii and deaths 1910....
I A. Ev-rrtl, coroner Juror
Arltntn ease MO
M. UFollslte. coron-r
I Jsror CarUlenfrn ease,... MP
A "Set"
Mainspring
That's a common trouble
but It doesn't happen to
milmiirliia, Upp puts In. A
"set" malnvprlng la one
klih has lost Ha eipanalve
power because of poor qual
ity nd tort temper of the
steel. We ne only the beat
quality mainsprings, and
rharm no morn for Insert
ing, them than you pay for
Inferior sprlnga. You can't
let batter watch repair
work tbaa Upp does.
Frank M. Upp
Jeweler rr
OS Main Street
Oaelsl 8. l. Watch tMfactor
M SALTS TO
FLUSH KIDNEYS
Wsat tnmn h-1. .ia ...l - - -
4 ovarworka the kidneys In Ueir tt-
" alter 11 from Um syatam It
sstan u.a ..-. -.-
t- ,. . wml mma uie
ik-Mys occksionally. Yoa wut reUere
"'" "" you reuava your bwela;-r
s wi ids acioi, mil ass Sflfgaa,
e yoa feel a dull uiun t nim ku.
Mr MsIah .!... - . ,1. --w
UClhaadarha ALmim. . ...v
v. . 1 ! lips, -rwaraiissiiiB
owi. tongua la eoatad ud wbe Ue
wetter li bad yog aav rlMWMkUo
. The urine g lo4y. Mil of
...TT'-' " enannein one get irn
H bilging yon to get u two er
"JMUmea during tbanlgbt
To bentrauw thtM irriUUng Midi
m JO? tU b0 WelSl WMtb
bot tout ounoea of JU SalU front
yiniftn.u. ... a.-.- &.- .
a i.' r'1 ' " taimpaanwi an
jwje el water before breakfast far a
"-- MWMtya win um
JJ "Jjwd bladder dUardera dtaan-
ifc-. ;' ."' "'" "wwa anna w gM meg
n-.iT. angea nag leanos nuw,
?? wl llthla, and baa bew
T"w teaeratbMM to eleaa aU atlas-
-. w granaa and
dasiA-. !?" ,aM" w op Mad
haBiuUUon' JM ",ta MIbIv,
auesa and makaa a ila.lai.tM ajr-,..
) lllhla water drink whkb Ml).
JJM. thtta avoiding aartow kktmay and
V if, "VfMil, iiirviifi' wit- 1
i,. ' '( 'M h ,wi 1,00
H twfh. -niuii rnnKii.r w. I
'.. '., 1 ft'.rtfi (Bi.. .,, 1,(11)
d J Jj..' r.itf. -r nlliH'll j
'.'nTrn fii ...... l.io '
UtoniftM i,, no
r HHinki, rorontr llnu
I
rhrlittnwn ( l,o
K. II. Mabn, coroner wlint
CbrUttaMo rat.. I o
R, I). Tyler, conmnr wIUim I
CnrulenMn raa , ,o
Hay Davla, coroner wltntM
Chrltlenaen ea 1.60
O, C. iiodiraaa, roronrr wit- i
neea ChrUtcnoen can.... 1.60 '
Thou, nrackrn, roroner !(
nmm Cbrllenii rn....
II, Oney, coroner wltni
Chrttnii cm
1.80'
. M. Clcavm, coronrr fft
Chrialonean cbbo 13. H.'.
Thoa. Hrackw, room rrnl elc.
coronrr ChrUtctium e. . &.'n
Klamalb lrp(. Hinri, ml.
Mm. CraJilork county poor
Jan. 117 . lf.TC
V. C, Hall, ri'palr niul Iraun
IJnk River terry. ....... lo.Oft
WoraM Merc. Co., mdwt Crad-
docka county onor Jan.
II7 J.so
R. n. Henry, Mlary couuty
aurveyor for Jan., amount
Inx to flS.OO wa dUallov-
nl In (ull
In tbe matter of thr furnOitiloc of
aid to Karl lluettner
It appearing to the rourl that hrre-
toforti on the 6th day of October,
111, V-l tllllMBH Wl... ..MAIMll
, ! -.', "mm ,.m..- .
from tbe Klamath County lior Farm , to yield to the diligent nnd the latiori
and was awarded an allowance from (uit. Tlu htately foretl mid the
the general fund of the. county, the hearditl grain, the groves of the lent-
aun of 116.00 per misnth. same te:
b drawn on the tlrst day of each I
... 1
.l-n .h..!,,. in I. wiiirl llmL
on or about tbe 3 Sod duy of January,
1817. he became unable to care ror
himself and w tnn back to the,
...nlw rm
.,...., ,-... .
It ( ilmrafum liornliv orderel lhati
. . .. t.i u..-, l. .hiI ih.k.A-uh- ,1... tirnl
same Is hereby rerlndd. It alno hnrtcd to H" "deuce of production.
appearing to the court from the., wheilwr Incrrnalng the golden fruit
IDC VMirr III IHIH V11MI. HV wmm ....-, iF.(.-n, ... ....
same Is hereby reelndtW. It alotirted l H" w'
tatMrntint of thn eniintv c erk that
w. vw. v.ni w nnt drswti
IN. -WtMJ -.H..M... "" '-- - - - -
owing to the fact that he was taken
lo the tounly farm before tho 1st
day of Feb.. It) 1 7.
Datr-d thU th day of Kcuruary.
1917. (Signed)
MARION IIANKH. County Judge.
F. II. MeCORNACK. Commissioner.
IWRRRIj BIIORT, Commissioner.
In the County Court of thn State of
Oregon, for Klamath County
the'matter of the designation In the niirtal of eloquence, in their
. .ai.i.t ......I... tnr ihs!f.,iuni .M.irn nf securing the ail-
In
.. . .a.lil nnwsnaner for tho
year 1917. Jplanso of posterity. Today the am-
Thi. matte ramn on regularly ntibltlous latior to produce or perfect!
tbla time to be heard, and It appear-
Ing to the eonrt that the Evening
Herald, a newspaper of general clr-
culatlon, printed and pubiianea ai
Klansath Falm, Oregon, Is the oaly!
a ABB t I
paper In aald county that has filed
with, thle court a certified list 01 it
bona-flde aubacrtbera.
.. .. - .. A..I-I lliat
It also appeariuii iw mw vwm. ." - -
. .. .. . ,i,a. in ui.n ih -
ow la the proper time to select the
official paper for tbe ywr ivii.
It la therefore hereby ordered that
said Evanlnn- Herald be and
tbe
aama la hereby designated aa tne
oflclal paper for Klamath County-
Oregon, for the year 1917.
ri..-,- tt,i. o.k -lav nr KtmmRTT.
If 17. (He
MARION HANKS, County Judge,
F. II. MeCORNACK, Comlailotier.(fectlnK n Bystem of extracting poinsn
BURRRL SHORT, Commluloner.from tho giant kelp of the Puclflc
-.. ..II...I-. .i.im. w.m allowed ton-it tn lat lined by our farmers In
and the clerk waa Inatructed to draw
warranta on tbe road fund for tnoir .turern or iixpiosiveu nn 1 ""---reanectlve
ameunts: nttrnctod tho attention of tho entire
r. cTkUrkwardt. labor K. F. nation. Our Pacific cotwt kelp beds
Merrill roada. ....-... .
Wm. Wood, Bonania. Bly road
Bent. 1010..... -
70.00
Alex McTagart, Votunia Bly
roada Sept 1010
17.00
O. K. Trans. Co., drayago
road aupplkta Doc. 1010..
B. L. Webber, labor Poo Val
ley roada, Dec. 1010
O. K. Trana. Co., coal Keno
roadg Jan 1017
Loula A Paul Warapler, K. F.
Odaaaa road Dee. 1916...
.50
10.00
4.00
15.00
3.4C
15.00
18.50
Qeo. Howell, Jr.. hauling lum
ber K. r. Merrill Dec. iio
Tom Dlion, labor bridge K.
r. Merrill road Jan. 1917.
Beaaoa Dixon, labor bridge K.
F, Merrill road Jan. 1917.
Durrell Short, labor bridge
K. P. Merrill road Jau.
iaiv .'
5.00
' Whereupon court adjourned" until
Friday, February 9, 1017.
MARION HANKS, Qounty Jutlge.
F, H. MeCORNACK. Coatmlwloier.
BURRBL SHORT. Ceaanttaaloncr.
ir I Pv -i a JJtcX w r kkkkV iaa AkskkikkTB Ojr HnkrVOPkMA .kki ft avVkkPWK m- kBjeKkvkkdkkkakkvPkkBrL kk kkT e. -J lLHLMm
Cr5ar.
, '5, X
C nu;,,. lli wnrilt many million
Jrr:;:iv:J:i;s,:t;:
Klamath-A Rich Region
Cet u labor t fiii" Intutry ami Kntnri B'' lroe
Hie irodurU ut Inuenuliy nd Hklll.
Ily KIVAIU II. AHIItTKMT
fM tbo Kreat atrtiKKlu for wealth
stid' power, happiness and prosperity
wn ir. with Increased vlRor, and as
the economic probtvius of the twen
tlotJi ecntury beeomu more Intrlcato
u...i r.iii,l..t Hi., woiidnrfiil hands
and the tlll ioor wonderful brains of
im-n urn tns- lo iin-ir uuni coi"
Ity. iltivlsliiK nml perfecting means of
vilraetliiit In larcer portions thn trib
ute Hint Mother Nattir l romiM'lled
.,,.-
on and the urniiKe nro tuimw n
proterie.1 with ever lucrnaalng dill-
. ...i u..iffii...t. An ih, r,.-
imirrrii nf lltit i.urtll ItM' llepletl'd. Oil
(requirement of tbe human race mul-
- . . s ..a.. .. .... isilw
tuny, wiuit n uwnue nK.
within the grap of the rich and grand
it. now ili xlmnlc nltainmeni oi uie
.-
multitude. As the
the population I -
us of tho age are
population
(of tiui partll or uie proaucuun ui
ianmn luiw vi'lilrlo of locomotion. The
ion. The
- w.... ..v
bruhv of the learned of n
wmed of n hundred
venr ago wore dellcjieit to me -.)
inedltriii.- nnd theology, today the oh-
" .-." ...
- .,... ....- I l.nn.itrAln
..
' U tv om
serviuions 01 mr ivomv.. ,......-.-
every field- of human
nnvlMlim. wlmther
j ,.. .k.. i ... nvrlrnlliir. The
nr In
Iniatlabln desire of tho ambltlouH for
centuries tins been to i.Tiy or write
something worthy of the Inscription
'fervent ikeslro of securing the np
something, a new succulent plant or
a new itovlao for lit" aeroplane.
The keynote of the golden ana
narmoaioua .sonis i .-ui.
century la Increased Production. Ho
- . . . ..J.I. t. aalnlia.! t t
woo la convexani wim mw wiu "
. I. ...I at. I.l I
soil bacteriology takes rank with him
who wvars tlw epaulot or he who in-
...... .1... ...full.. r.ii1m .if law. til.
I...Iau tin, iiivwtl.- ri'lilm of law. In
. ... ..." ---
'niii..i nr tttnttitc. codes and precc-
IHatlts.
Ono of tht great factors or our
...W...W. .- ...
'natlouni llhi uud progress la tho Oe-
pnrtmnt of Agriculture, lla benlflcent
lnfluciC4 Is as4uming largtv propor
tions hourly. The efforts of the Do
nnrtninnt nf Acrlculturo to Bocure
nn titVwitintet nforoprl .tlon from con
KrwA wl' wll',,: l0 carr' "n "s cl
(jicrtmititiil work, with 11 vlow of per-
soil rVrtllltatlon nnd by the tuanufac-
flrelch from anu uicgu iu ..,
I may be croiipoa tnneo iiiiuiianx v
'profft to Ainerlcnn onterprlso nguro-
irntino millions niiniially. Prior to tne
comonccntont o( tho present war our
tribute to Oormnny for thla article
ronchotl Uu atupandoun aum or o,
000 per day. Tho term "high coat of
HvlnaV although uot quoted from
Homer., and porhnpa not tho moat pop
no uornapa nu. "..-.
ular In tho most extonalveiy useai
UIU1, ir m" ... I
term of tho dny. The tiller ana
toller luullcna llto staiesme, ,
stnteaiunrv Ht.bmlts nn a uinor, ,. -
report to congress ii.na.na . f. -
ti.ni n.nr.- in ii consolrnry oiv tlio part
of tho butchers nnd bnkert to exploit
Hie public, they In turn appeal to con
lippeai luiui.
gross for relief from the heartless
mL! hiLVI. struct Their ieainodSere blown off nnd one eye waa do-
irollrrmtt ,hoh .' """''"f l,iroed. Even then he stamped on
attorneys", to apir 3"V"V "" the Uo.U with his feet to save hist of eulth. Tho development of the
stale Coemf.Hto h ho;ke, lodg 0 our ana tne devel-
thorlty to lncVe. .their bJW" J 3lS the boapltal. But the Bridal, opment.of reaource. of Klamath conn
that thoy.umV W tho demaudi of . , ta MCMnl ',v w, e.cn b,, tho moulding of an-
jisiiriBs
ras'KSsr.-.. .rr:
, ,,. ,,,, iI.rll(.d i s-,.w Vork harbor since the war begin. Should
dr.llarn lnt been In rnid in .n loric " v..n.,i
P
,: ., ,nrnlna. are Inadequate to
.".... .k ....." r ip mmiii. .
ll('.l II"- "...u-
r.-Hii ..f thn hlrh cost of living: and
still tbe neccssltlni of life soar higher
nud higher, and tho demands for our
produtis grow greater and greater.
and tbe flow of golden coins Into our
banltK continues with ever Increasing
momentum.
The only solution of the groit prob
lent U to lncreme the production
it
has lien definitely ascertained
i...
i uenmiety asceruiiueu
tln.su In posseKalon of expert know-
ledgu that our production Is not keep-
. . ...i.i. it... .uinnmi. nr thoui
HtremiouH times, our exports are now
In ecks of our Imports mllllons'on April ., ii. uuuuu -u -
i.i.. ,.. ...., ...iiv nn,i ihnr still
lillil.llll , I...V ....MM... -.. ...-. .-
would be a market for all of our pro
duds wtir they doubly Increased.
Notwithstanding the fact that tho op
iortmltles for large profits hn ntlm-
..!.,... I ,1... -nali'lftv .if 111., nlltlr tia-i
Ulilll-M l. M-.,.... " "- -
.... . ..... ,. ....... ..
, , w, how Ktvnt crop Ue-
.. .,.. -. ,hm vr . I91C. win'
ttifiii. iwt- ri.nciri oi mu i.t'iiui iiiivhi. .i
dccrcaB0 f 73.C66.OOO hush -
,UK.g lesi than our 1915
1UVg H'l I. ...II ---
decrease of over 15 per
. , ..., .. ..
' .
'
tent. Toe tioonage in uur mm viui
4Tl.29t.000 bushela.
... . , . i.7
.... -i nnr pnni ii.um iiiiiii uur xA.
rr, f nur wheat i.ro-
crop. 1 no rcporiH hi "r imv r.-
... will show a shrinkage of over
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Back From Trenches
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liuiuaiiuica nun bia ii.v.. .. ,.,,Vm....v ,-. - ---,- --
.. ........ I... . ,. ,t.A ..... urn. anno-lilllv
n hand homo to tnrow. ai inai in
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tout .--. -VTi -. " romani.e
.tf.SL I ffl -
1!15 crop, Tho report Is similar
from n.tton to corn. Tbla condition
lis due in part, but not entirely, lo the
UCK Ol aucquatc leniusauun ui i
soli and tbu termination of our Impor-
I tctlor.s o( potash from Germany for
soil i wom.1 ruction baa been a potent
or. Tor many decade, tne arm-
...
eis rf our country nave oeeu aiow,,
but surely Impoverishing our soil, and
only within recent year baa any at
tention been given to proper soil re
construction.
The burning of tbe cotton and the
corn rtalks and wheat stuble to expe
dite the Hunting of another crop has
been a disastrous and a fatal error.
Tin? dancer of crop failures as a re-
....i, r nf. imhltltv In sseure com-
!" - ----
merciai imuiwr i iuii ,
tlii woro directed to the aUentlon of
conitrrss and to tbe nation by Con-
gresitr.ni. Hutchison of New Jersey.
l.intlc const state man, oe is me uiu
active anu uiugeni saiucmo ut im
development of the Pacific kelp or
outash indutry to be found, such
unK.iifi.ili end Intelligent efforts aa
eccure t him tbe distinction of being
I' - -
... a tnnrlrnn &tiitniimnn rsthir tnan a
.m. ........-
rongressman from the state of New
Jersey. The nation and tho Pacific
' eontt slates can well afford to develop
this dormant Industry. It would be
... ---
highly beneficial to tbe American
h.tv ..neflcial to
..'....,.. .,.,.1 i,atnlpl manufacturer: It
1.IH..C, .... .. .
'would be another link In our prepar-
,tnp!,. frheme. It would mean mil-
i-ii.i. no r..vw.v. "
lion, to our Pacific coast cities, and
1 .,.,,. . .t-
..
w
i-nuld contribute to the virility of Uie
entire nation. If there la one spot in
America that haa suffered little or
no fleet of tho great way, If there Is
one sret on earth that will never suf
fer from the lack of tbe application
of commercial fertiliser, that favored
clime is Klamath county.
Klamath county will ever be
I prosperous community for the very
.reason mat us principal niuumij .
'and ever will be the raising of live
stock. Thla fact secures to this tocal
, ity fertility cf the soil for all time to
come. Tho farmera of thla commun
ity, by the maintaining of livestock on
their farms, are assured of the beat
1 and moat economic system of soil ter
Itiiltutlon known to mankind. The
'judicious system of always maintain-
'tnr 11 herd of livestock on tbe farm.
whether sheep or cattle, or both, has
secured happiness, prosperity and soil
fertility to England, Scotland. Ire
land and 8wltr'er1and for ages. The
irront nnrka of London are said to
M.nlMt.ln mmA ahAAn than arA tO be
itiiiiii.n... m..,,. ..
found In many of the great agrlcul
nirni I'lrtrkta of our country. The
livestock industry thrive and proa-
pers In England and other countlres
of the old world, regardless of their
hleh rental and land values. The
fnrtr-er of the old school and the mod
ern agriculturist who, locates in Klam
ath county will naturally engage to
some extent Iu the moat solid and sta
ble of nil industries, tbe growing of
livestock. The merchant or Invoator
who Invades this region will have his
Investments backed up by a commun
ity engaging In an ludustry which has
never atneo the dawn of civilisation
failed to liberally compensate those
who havo applied energy and Intellect
to their labors. The great war haa
tnucht ua many leaaona. It has taught
us the value of soil reconstruction. It
has dlreeted our attention to the mil
lions In wealth lying Idle In our ocean
walera, It 1ms directed our attention
h ( . tnnt ne wh0Be nnnd ,)tncel
ti... imiititn on the shore and the
- isihuun in mw f -- v...".-..,
- '4i....i...,l .nri anllMtnua of thoBO
land, by .urroundlng them with no
'many oportunlties for the acquisition
,0,her,,B,t '" the i0U,en ch0,n of "
. . ". ;,
' x- "- f
wrfo TLrJ v ' .-
the United Slatea fo to war with
,h mrro.. .hin m .h world. In
tlonal prosperity, nnd those who are
the nosthaatera of the day when tbe
atar of Wcitern proej-erlty and devel
opment shall reach the tenltb of Its
reslendent glory will receive tbe ap
plause of every terioua minded cltl
len. because they wilt be. entitled to it.
BRITISH LIST
DEAD IS LOW
LIST FOR FKBRf ARV SHOWS 8000
KILI.KD AXD 12,000 WOfXDED
OXK OP LOWEST AXV MONTH
8IXCE WAR STARTED
LONDON. March 1. -The British
casualty list for February show that
8.000 were killed and 12.000 wound
ed on the various war fronts.
Thl is one of tbe lowest casualty
lists for any month since the war be
gan, despite the fact that large Brit
ish galnT"have been made in France
and that Kutelamara. the Turkish
fortress, has been recaptured.
Astonishing Report for
Klamath Falls
Tbe wife of a merchant had stom
ach trouble so bad that she could eat
nothlne but toast, fruit and hot water.
Everything else would sour and fer
ment. ONE SPOONFUL buckthorn
UBIAt filjiciiuci fr,i;.a at gsaajacu a
Adler-I-ka benefited her INSTANTLY.
.aaaat aluAAalaA nta a SB I VaVal 1 1
nM-inA Adlnr.l.ha flllRllMl lh KN
TiDr .iinAiii.n. ir.M miintroa w!
PARIS Minatlroitlnn. .nnr alnmarh nr
I gas and prevents appendicitis. It haaj
ninnirpffP ..Ha. nf .1.1.1.. v. ...,l
sold. The Whitman Drug Co. Adv.j
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THIS IS OPPORTUNITY KNOCKIXO AT
YOUR DOOR. COXBnKR IT CAREFULLY.
We want to pay a good man real money every week to repreeeat aa
In Klamath and Lake counties. We pay liberal commission aad
advance caah oa yoar orileru aa you turn them in each wek. Thla
Is a big year for the nursery buslnetM nml thla field Is. one of the beet.
Active men make from $30 to 50 weekly. The average to SS5
or SflO. In this Held you can do better. Stock absolutely Ruattw
teed, and second to none, lllg line of fruits and ornawentabi.
We furnish complete outfit, and If you ,ai Inexperienced, we
train you la aHllag. Yuu am your own boss, the work Is permanent,
, and there la good money In It. L
Elderly men, unable to do liard labor, but vigorous enough to '
travel- ami talk, are especially sueceasful. Younger mew make food, 1
of course.
THIS 1H A HEAL OPlH)RTVMTY. WHITE FOR MORE DETAILS.
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I'OIITI.AND, March 1. Mr. Edn
A. McCnll. whose former buaband,
Marcua A. McCall, vu aenleaced two
week ago to serve a life term In tbe
penitentiary for the murder of Wai.
A. Shaner In tbe Morgan building bar
ber abop tart Chrlitmaa day. waa
nuletly married recently to Wlllteai
Moe, contractor of Portland, The
marriage took place In Vancouver.
Although divorced from McCall la
1915 at Independence, the bow Mr.
Moe steadfastly and loyally stood by
the aide of her former husband dar
ing his trial on the murder charge,
and gavo material assistance la his
defense.
SA6E TEA KEEPS
YOUR HAIR DARK
WHEN MIXED WITH SULPHUR IT
RING BACK ITS BEAUTIFUL
LUSTRE AT ONCE
i Gray hair, however
notes advancing age. We all
j advantages of a youthful appearaaee.
Your hair is your charm. It maaea or
marb the face. When It fades, taraa
gray and looks streaked. Jnat a few ap
plications of Sage Tea and Balabar eav
baacoa Ma aipearaaee a aaa4iad4ela.
Dbg atay grayl lata yeaac!
Bitter areaare tea reetoe at
get troa. aay drag atore a I
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oamL" whit, la saeraty tbaaU
reelf laagreved by tbe addltlna at ta
er tegredleata. TbQaaaada of
iifiajaiial tbla
Hon, beeaaae tt darkeaa tbe aair 1
tifnllr.
tell, aa it darkeaa so aatarally aad
ivenly. Yoa moisten a sponge or aoft
braah with It. drawlag tbla taroaaji tbe
naif, taking one small atraad at a Ubm.
Dv morning the gray hair dliaaaaara;
after another applicattoa or two, IU
a---.
J natural color la restored, aad It be-
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wvacarm amaa. aBaaaaar
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Rubber Gloves
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able to wear out gloves than to wear
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