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r z" -THE STANDARD-EXAMINER THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1920 Pifl
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Banff to Grand Canyon Road
to Pass Through
; .t This City
' """According to Information received
it the Ogden chamber of commerce
by-O. J. Stllwcll, secretary, the Banff.
Canada, to Grand Canyon road will ho
marked and ready for travel by Jurio
14 "of this year. James W. Davidson
of 'the Calgary Qood Roads' associa
tion has been ono of tho workers in
bringing- this to pass, which will allow
i thousands of automobile tourists to
travel to Glacier park, Yellowstone
J park, the Great Salt Lake, via Ogdcn,
I and the Grand Canyon, and then to
I California from the Alberta city,
i Representatives of good roads' clubs
I q'X the states of Montana, Idaho, L'tah
and Arizona have been keenly Inter
ested in tho plan, and it is with pleas
ure that the announcement Is received
that the road will be ready by June
I 14 of this year.
I --Tho new north aitd south motor
highway is to be marked out and im
proved under the direction of Mr. La
I yldson. and tho work here in UttO ,is
(obe under the direction of 0. J- P
wc.ll of tho Ogden chamber of com
merce. From the Montana-Canadian boun
I (jary, the new highway runs to Glacier
I Pjirk, Great Falls, Helena, Butte, in
Montana; Yellowstone park, Idaho
I Falls, Blackfoot and Pocatello, Idaho;
Logan, Ggden and Salt Iuike, Uiuh,
lo'the Grand Canyon of Arizona. The
I Automobile club of southern Galifor-
uh is marking a new road from L.os
Arrgclcs to meet the great new north
I and south highway at the cnr.xon.
This will give a marked road for mo
torists to travel from San Diego, Cal.,
i to I.ako Louise, Canada. Included on
i the Itinerary of the trip are the i escorts
I of southern California, the Xecdit-s
! arid the Mojave desert of Arizona, tho
i Grand Canyon of the Colorado rivM
L ZIbn National park, Bryce's canyon in
j Utah, tho Great Salt Lake, Yellow-
6?6ho park, the Lewjs ami Clark na-
j rb)lal monument, the Gate of I ho
.) Mour.tsm:!, the copper min:s of Cul'e,
-i M ont.". Glacier National park, Un in -
1 bow rr.Ji.' of the "Missouri, Waterloo
fl, l'.tikes. l:nJf and Lake Loulo an a-
J eembly o internationally famo;.--
rjl tourist objective. unequalled on earth,
1,1 l tho c pin'ori of those who ire put-
ji'l finj through the big project..
Ii Med Cross Mission
j Escapes Red Armies
i
V "PATHS, April 15. The arrival at
Feodosia, in the Crimea, of the South
. Russian mission of the American Red
; U Cross, was reported at headquarters
j hero today. The mission, for whose
I safety considerable fear was enter
tajined, evacuated Novorossisk before
I Uie arrival of the red armies. The
Jl personnel and supplies were trans-
W I forred to Feodosia.
j I Tho members of the south Russian
I mission are Major George S. Ryden
f, of Kansas City; Major Henry Adams,
; j Roston; Captain J. R. Clewell, Seat-
i j tie; Captain G. P. Floyd, Boston; Cap-
II tain T. W. Nye, San Francisco; Lieut
I L. M. Foster, Chicago; Lieut. E. A.
i Johnson, Springfield, Mass.; Lieut. S.
I t , A. Veaber, Albany, N. Y and Captain
j j Harry L. Grant, Providence, R. I.
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! Organized Norses to
i Meet 1922 in Seattle
i '
! i -ATLANTA, Ga., April 15. Seattle
: I was chosen last night for the 1922
! convention of the three national nurs-
I lng associations new in biennial con
vention here.
I The selection will have" to be ap
proved by the board of directors be
fore it becomes final. Th'e organiza
tions are tho American Nurses' asso
ciation, tho National League of Nurs
ing Education and the National Or
I ganlzation for Public Health Nursing.
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; Two Officers and Eight
! Business Men Indicted
MINNEAPOLIS. April 15. Sheriff
Oscar Martinson and Deputy Sheriff
Hugh Leonard of Hennepen county,
an'd eight business men, for whim fed
eral warrants had been issued in the
liquor conspiracy smuggling case,
were indicted by a federal grand jury
htJro today. i
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LOGAN TO ERECT BIG
SIGNBOARD NEAR CITY
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, , LOGAN, Apprll 15. A huge poster
board, to be located two miles south
' of Logan, will announce to all com
i ors-some of the characteristics of the
metropolis of northern Utah, accord
ing; to D. E. Robinson, director of
publicity of the Logan Chamber of
Commerce.
''c have decided to call is the
' poster board as an aid in our ca ra
il paign to advertise Logan," said Mr.
- Robinson In announcing that all plans
had' been laid for the construction of
j thls'poster bdard.
I' "The structure will be fourteen by
$ thirty-eight feet, and will be built
I along lines of singular beauty. Every
six months we will change the copy
1 so that It will tell a continually new
E6fy.
I "Our first copy reads as folows:
I I Two miles to Logan. The Temple
I City County Seat of Cache Home
I I of; the Utah Agricultural college See
I Logan Canyon and Boar Lake Utah's
I Lako Lucerne."
1 The board Is placed on the "Wolls-
B vllle-Logan road, just a mile beforo
R the '.beautiful bridge over Logan rlv-
I: , er is crosaed, which makes the south-
ern entranco to the city.
aaaaaaaaB' uu
! Hie Springtime Tonic
t ' For Nervous, Weak Men and
H j Women Is
IHI I CADOMENE TABLETS
H I , ; Sold by All Druggists
H '! Advertisement;
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No Cattle Received at Local
Yards During the Past
Four Days
All busjnes,s at the Ogden Union
stockyards is practically at a stand
still owing to the switchmen's strike.
No cattle havo been received at the
yards during tho past four days and
It has been impossible to ship out the
cattle now in the pens. Apart from
small shipments received from local
points there is no activity at the
yards. Just what is (he condition or
stock on the road that were being
sent to the stockyards, where they aro
and whether or not they are being
cared for in the matter of feed, is not
known. That a large number of cat
tlo may be stalled on tho railroad al
various points is almost certain, ow
ing to the fact that large shipments
are received dally at tho stockyards.
Investigate Death of
Yankee in Germany
"WASHINGTON. April 15. A thor
ough investigation of the killing of
Paul It. do Mott, an American citizen
who was shot while attempting to os
capo from a prison at "Wcscl, Gei -many,
will be made, it was said today
at tho state, department. An official
report of the shooting was received to
day from American Commissioner
Dresel at Berlin.
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Negro Convicted of
Stirring Race Hate
JACKSON, Miss.. April 15. E. R
Franklin, a negro, said to represent
"The Crisis," a rew York publication,
has hQn sentenced In Holmes doun
ty, this-state, to six months impris
onment and -fined $(M00. The case
arose out of an" editorial in the Janu
ary issuo of the paper. A law enacted
I at the last session of the legislature
J prohibits dissemination of literature
tending to stir lip racial trouble, and
j Franklin was prosecuted for violation
of ihis act.
Alarming Shortage
in Fabric is Feared
NEW" YORK. April 13. :Prodigal
methods in American forests" and pa
per mills have brought the Industry
and the consuming public face to face
with an alarming paper shortage,
which can only bo remedied by adop
tion of a comprehensive policy of Pr
eset protection. Georgo W. SIsson. Jr.,
president of tho American Paper &
Pulp association, declared In his ad
dross before the association's annual
convention hero today.
Mr. Sisson deplored Intimations
from Canada that export of pulp wood
from privato lands might be curtailed
hinting that retaliatory measures
might be sought by merlcans In the
even of such action.
"Canadian industry must have
coal," ho said.
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Paper Without Ads
to Save Newsprint
MILWAUKEE. Vis., April 15. The
Milwaukee Journal's mail editions
were issued today without an adver
tisement, eight pages '.f solll reading
matter. Tho editiensr for the o.ty and
the 'fifty-mile zone" woro lsued as
usual, thirty pageu. This is the Jour
nal's way of meeting tho emergency
paper shortage. Ily this plan .-ill thc
rcaders receive fhJi "news a1jd""thc ad
vertisers get full ser'.i: ui the main
Jniying area.
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Plan to Impeach Post
Wrecked by House
WASHINGTON, April 15 Plans
for introducing a resolution In the
house today looking to tho, Impeach
ment of Assistant Secretary Post , of
the labor department fcr hx 'attjtudc
toward deportation of radical, wont
suddenly awry when the hquso met
today and tho resolution prepared by
Representative Hock, Republican,
Kansas, was withheld at the request
of Republican Floor Leader Mondcll.
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Germans Hide Arms
as Revolt' Quelled
ESSEN, April 1. Ninety per cent
of the arms owned by communist ad
herents In this region have beon hid
den instead of being turned over to
government officials, it is aJlegod, and
some of the authorities declare a.
withdrawal of government troops
would be followed by disorders. Part
of tho troops which have been patrol
ling this city left town yesterday.
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German Regulars in
Ruhr Resent Discipline
PARIS, April 15. German regulars
In the Ruhr region arc resenting dis
ciplinary rules, according to the
Frankfort Gazottc, which cays General
von "Watter, commander of tho gov
ernment forces, has left Essen sud
denly for Berlin.
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Headaches From. Slight' Colds
LAXATiVK BROMO QUININE Tablets
relieve the Headache by curing tho Cold.
A tonic laxative rmd germ- dcalroyur
J,-0 -'.?S?2:t"r.e PQVE on ,bojJ
- - - T-
$422 DowiWIll '
Deliver This- -
Take advantage of this special spring offer j
Music Makes Your
Home '
IH "Where Everybody Goci
!' Glen Bros.-Roberts
Piano Go. -
Te!' 18,j. 247Z HUaSn AV'C'
Student Body Votes
to Wear Overalls
COLUMBIA. S. C. April 15. Every
member of the student body at the
University of Soucii Carolina has
agreed to wear overalls until "such
time as the prices of "clothing reach a
reasonable figuYo." The Glee club will
discard the conventional evening
dress in favor of denim 'on Its concert
tour. -v.
VS f -1 -
nOANOKE, Va.r April' "'lo-Tli're;
overall clubs and one apron club yove
organized at four different mass meet
ings of citizens. A total membership
of 1-100 was enrolled. I
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OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla., April II. !
Organization of a statewide overall
club to combat tho high cost of clothes ,
was begun here by state officials and i
employes. The declaration of princi
ples calls for agreement to wear over
alls until the prices of clothing aro re
duced. EAST .ST. LOUIS. 111., April 15.
An overall club has been formed hero
by 150 persons. Tho rules of the club
require its members to wear denim on
ail days except Sundays.
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ACETYLENE EXPLODES
AT BUHL, KILLS TWO
TWIN FALLS, Idaho, April 15.
Carrie Ulrich, returned soldier and
White Flynn, fanner, were killed yes
terday at a farm on the lloseworth
project near Buhl, when an acetylene
tank which they were repairing was
in some manner exploded.
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I
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.. Society .
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TO GIVE PARTY.
Girls of tho high school class of
the First Congregational church are
to produce a three-act comedy en
titled "The Trials c-f a Hostess,' on
Friday night of this week in the
church auditorium at 8 o'clock.
The cast is as follows:
Mrs. De Vausney Wanda Wren
Miss Acribcl ........ Dorothy Kidder
Miss Votine Dorothy Scott
Mrs. Joe Erric Marlon Mills
Mrs. Montgomery . Hattiebell Shields
Mrs. Nordjca Schumann-Hcink-War-
bier Helen Mills
Mias Lisz'trBeethovenrJones
'...Z...',... Margaret Jones
Secretary-Treasurer . . . . . . .
Genevieve Yanwhy
Visitors . , ,
...Lorecn -.lields and Gladys Garr
The play is under th'e direction of
Mrs. W. G'. Dalrymple.
COUPLE HONORED. .
Mr. and Mrs. Earl S. Paul were
honored last Tuesday evening when
tho members of tho Twoluu ward en
tertained in compliment to the young
couple. Mrs. Paul was formerly Miss
Myrtle Wilcox of Lethbridge, Canada.
After an enjoyable evening was spent,
refreshments were served.
- k ' CHILDREN'S AID.
. Members of the Children's Aid so
ciety will meet Friday afternoon at 3
o'clock in the Dispensary.
... . TO BE GUESTS AT PARTY. ,
. Charles 'Richard and Eldon Taylor,
two young men of the Lynn ward, will
be the guests of honor at a dancing
social Friday evening in the amuse
ment hall of the Eighth ward. The
relatives and friends of the young
men have been invited to join In the
fun of the evening. Both of the youug
men were guests of honor at. a social
and entertainment given in the
amusement hall of the ward AVednes
day evening, Mr. Richard and Mr.
Taylor are to depart for -missionary
work in the Central states in the near
futuj-e. ft
PARENT-TEACi .rtS' MEETING.
Members or the Parent-Teachers'
association, of Five Points will meet
intendent' W. Karl ; Hopkins and, Su-petlntehdenLvNoaU-wilWbethe-speak-
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(crs at the "meeting; Tho primary
grades of the - ve Poinln school will
give demonstrations In dancing.
TRI-STAKE BALL
Sunday school departments of the
throe stakes. Ogden, Wober and North
Weber, will give their ball and danc
ing social Friday evening in the Ber
thana hall. Francis L. Dent and Kath
ryn Gabbott of Salt Lake, will be pres
ent. Miss Gabbott 13 the instructor of
dancing at the Deseret Gymnasium in
Salt Lake. This will be the main fea
ture of tho evening's entertainment.
Tho public has been invited to the
first of the social functions planned
by the Tri-stakc Sunday school depart
ments. oo
I For Subscription and Advertising
j Department, Call Phone No. 56.
I RANDOM
REFERENCES
Wanted Bell boy. Reed Hotel. 103
First Congregational Members 'if
the church and congregation of the
First Congregational church will meet
tonight to hear statements with re
gard to the Congregational world
movement, which Is this denomina
tion's part In tho interchurch world
movement. A crowded attendance is
expected, and after the meeting there
will be opportunity for a social time
at which refreshments will be served.
Prpmpt service, cleaning, pressing
and. alterations. Phone 513. Kegal
Cleaners. ' .j 3 c
Marry at Provo John Nelson ol
this city and Mrs. Emma B. Hansen
of Sa.lt Lake were married at Provo
Tuo3day by County Clerk L. T. Epper
son. Kindling wood". Phono S28, -124.
Wood League Mrs. Georglana Mar
rlotrof Ogden has been" appointed on
the membership committee of the
Utah state branch of tho Women's
Leonard Wood league.
Clean rags wanted at The Stanaard
i fficc.
Goes to Coast 11. G. Adams of the
Coulter-Adams Seed company of this
city left for Sacramento yesterday to
spend . two months supervising acod
pea growing in tho Sacramento valley.
Flowers telegraphed anywhere in
the United States or Canada. Dumke
Floral. Phone 250. 3336
Here for Treatment D. C. lm
stead, trainmaster at Evanston and
Green River, arrived in Ogdcn thjs
morning on Supcrlntendet N. A. Wil
liam's private car. Mr. Olmstead is suf
fering from rheumatism which neces
sitated his removal from Green River
to tho hospital at Ogden, according to
word from the depot.
Clean rags wanted at The Standard
office.
Bicycle Stolen Mrs. William Peter
son, 2422 Quincy avenue, reported the
theft of a "standard" bicycle to the
police last night.'
r Kr.rri wallpapei arid calsoniine
.cleantrs. Lowe and Greenwell. Phone
m ?S48
"GobB" in Ogden Twenty-four
"goba" en route from the Great Lakes
naval station to San Diego, Cal.,
where they will attend the naval air
service school, arrived in Ogden this
morning on U, P. train No. ID.
BOICK, cement and plaster Jobbing,
chimneys, firewalls, etc. Phono 770.
1132
Repair Road To supervise repair
work on the Lincoln highway between
tho state line and Castle Rock. Utah,
Walker Paul of the state road com
mission, passed through Ogden yes
terday evening en route to Castle
Rock, accordsng to Col. C. A. Black,
right-of-way agent for the- Union Pa
cific system. The construction work
will stall Immediately, it is slated.
Go to Kansas Jesse W. Nelson, In
spector of grazing, with offices al
f
SS" 'Start Sometliffi" i
-aj y If Yu Don't She Will! It j
C'- Mabel Normand j
In 2ier Snappiest, Funniest j
SheSt'ampededtllC "400" With j
S JPlv Zowie! Whafc a Wild and
W' 'm you'lsayc.
SS- FUN SPEED THRILLS i
L Ogden Theatre
STARTING SUNDAY PAULINE FREDERICK IN v
"THE WOMAN IN ROOM 13"
Si ioolc
XJtomdce this SUQE
. For fifty years this firm has been aiming to
make the best shoes for men that could be
bought. For a good many years Buckhecht
Shoes have been fulfilling this ambition of
their makers. tl Extra service every step
comfort every minute" always in Buck.
hecht Shoes.
BUCKHECHT Shoes for ycu
for active men In all walks of JML
life contain those sterling quail- iJMfi'pk
ties made famous by the Buck-
hecht Army Shoe. They are j&i-r
sold in a variety of styles and j&ffi'' IftlflKSS
leathers from SS to $12 by nrin- F-
cipal shoe dealers in the rStr
For Sale in Ogden by
' - THE I. L. CLARK & SONS CO.
BUCKINGHAM & HECHT 7'"'
MANUFACTURERS Sine, the early fiftiet SAN FRANCISCO
f
' Washington. D. C, together with C. X
' Woods, assistant forester, and Dis
trict Forester L. F. Kneipp of the lo
cal ofices, departed for Kansas this
morning to attend a meeting of the
Kamas Grazing association. While in
Utah, Mr. Nelson will make an exten
sive study of grazing conditions in the
iulernipuntain country, it is stated.
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Old papers lor caie. Ogdcn Stand
ard. Coal M. L. .Tones Coal : Ice Co.
Prompt delivery. 413 24th St. 2173
Reply to Collins Monroe E. Wil
liams will give an address in the city
hall beginning at 8 o'clock tomorrow
night in which he will answer Peter
Collins, who lectured here recently.
Mr. Williams says he will endeavor
to show what causes Bolshevism.
Real ice cream, $2.25 delivered.
Greenwell Confectionery. 3030
Plants Walnut Trees Commission
er J. R. Ward observed Arbor Day to
day by planting six English walnut
trees in front of his residence.
Ogden Typewriter House for type
writers and repairs, 2422 Hudson Ave.
Phone 236.
Coal All high grades. Phone 27.
John Farr Coal Co.
For typewriters and repairing, sen
J. E. Everett, 2362 Wash. Ave. Phono
360
IBramwell's '
Desks, Chairs, Filing- Cabinets I
and everything for the" office J
Office Supplies
PERNELL 1 ;
FOOT
SPECIALIST
Phone 260
Over Western Union, Stevens Bldg.
N. J
W- SIIQRES & SHORES j"?!!
Ediw ' ' Specialists for iH
jK 1 Men and Women MfiiM
Omci240 Main Street BhS, -9H
jg, ""y? Salt Lako City VUW4JPM
BikJ Callorwrilc.
Thirty years experience trcatintr Acute, Chronic
and Special Diseases.
NOTICE
C. C. Herrington and Son have
taken over the A. B. C. Taxi Co.
Good cars and good service.
PHONE 676
V .1 . I r I I III IWumiBCTHagEMBT
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How to Beautify
Your Complexion
By Viola Dana
i SlM,st!onul actress. Viola Dans,
lio is recognized as an authority on
beauty topics flays: "The best and quick
est method of obtaining a beautiful rosv
vhlto complexion is to thoroughly rleanso
the face JilRht and morning, then applv
tlml popular bcaullfler. Dorwlllo which
Jsas become a iCKular fad with over five
hundred thousand discriminating girls and
women In the United Suites." Derwlllo
takes the place of face powder an It is
more IifO'lil-o In appearance, its uso can
not be detected and it stays on until you
wash it off Perspiration docs not nffect
t, nor will i rub off on, olothingr. and
tho wonderful sale it has bad proves that
H Is .superior to all other beautlficrs and
face powders. There is nothing llko It
for dark, sallow skin, freckles, tan,
coarse pores. vrinkJo3 and many otlior
facial blemishes; It is gut ran teed abso
li tcly harmless and sold at toilet rountors
everywhere with the understanding that
it you don't like it they will give vou back
your money. Be sure to road tho large
article by Miss Dana soon to Appear In.
Ibis paper. It r1;us a world of valuable
Information on the care of tho skin, some
thing every Klrl and Avoman, should know
nbout. I;i tho meantime jet Derwlllo and
i-v- It today. You will be astonished t
the quick results it gives.
She was Fat
Trio thsdow on loll plcturo M-rZSL
rii jou n Idea, how 4fc CSS
iff,11-?. lrA ,r,It- B-' "kmc
Oil ol Korth and follolnr EL- V
tisj direction of Kor.n sya- "Wl V '
tfm die tiita 3J Ibi. jdX' v
In tbrro moilhi. XoiT-tDo (
iirelle. attraethe. rotn- Jm ,
all aiexi aotf in btlltr M f
fcflu. .VlUb!e anti-fat tfKV Js.' 1
eU-trcainxriL Many wo- PW 'ZZ'Sl
rc;n line rrtluctd eiillj-, va 1
lijtlnlr. 10 to M pound.. Beetle uavhlltla
on of jrrir, at any druso t': or wrtid for , 1
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up, burning, calloused feet , 'H
and corns ;H
People who are forced to stand or
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dor, sweaty, burning feet mean. They I
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right up. It keeps feet In perfect con- R
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the world that draws out all the poi- 1 v )H
rcnous exudations which puff up thr jH
I fr et and caus? tender, sore, tired, ach- H
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ipnin. Your shoes won't tighten, and
, hurt your feet. (1
I Get n box of "Tiz" now from any f
druggist. Just think ! a whole year's r Ilrl
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BE HEALTHY I
More Happiness and a Long
er Life Through Use of
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System
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permanently improve your health:' that
you will have calm noies and a "no wor- aiHI
ry disposition. , H
Begin now to use Bitro-Phosnhato .
h.nsy to assimilate. hs a valuable thefa- - jH
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Bilro-Phosphatc Is not a pu.-tnt medi-
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It is recommended by able 'jbysiclans. fifiM
You may obtain a booklet giving further ABI
Information by writing to Arrow Chomi- fctHV
cal Co., 31 I'nion Sq.. Xcw York. .V. Y. " ilai
Beware of Inferior pha.iphales. insist upon iliHH,
the genuine BITRO-phosphatc. It is .Joll ItHI
b all busy druggists everywhere. Ad- I'Hl
vertlsement. ' , lg
laMnsss In
A veteran business man. who was al- IB
tDOst completely bald and had tried
t tonics, lotions, shampoos, etc., P
in Tail, camo across an In- IB
dians' elixir by rrhich he Bfl
pre-w n couplets crop of jH
healthy hair he novr p- LB
scascs The hair elixir la ' tBiH
called "KOTALEO." Othera ' jH
men nad iromen hare rc- IH
ttfi r . ported remarkable aid to hair IB
WhtntJald CTOwthi rcIjcf r0Ta dandruff, ,
cessation of lallinc hair by using Kotollco. i lH
In a Tut norabr of cam, when hair falb out, , YtHI
Uie roou ars not dead, but remain for oms H
time imbedded In the tealp. like aeedi or DulbJ. 'H
Iccedlnc only ferUliur. The usual hair toalei etc.. Vli
are of co arall. The Indlann' method h cur- ' kH
roied to nourlih the hair and itlmulata the iH
erowth. It catt to Mill to try Kotaltn It would M
b4 a pity (o lose the boon whicli this Ql;ht H
brln: lo LH
Wonderful Tcsulta report- 'S3x 'JM
d For men's, women's and &3 H
children's hair. It you are ffo.
Taald, nr losing hair, or haTo gsSvifir irTV(B
I dandrufl, you should try ITS&lfrf tr- I'S
I KOTALKO; it may be what's Qflfi$ f E&tM
needful for your scalp nnd JaSSlr k ' ttfeM
in such caiio it Is a plois- alaW"-riH fcjyfjH
nje io observe tho startinif Hair Grown BaSl
of new hair nnd its steady a?JM
increase until prolific growth. Yon may O'lS
obtain a. full box of genuine Kotalko at , R( al
any busy drug store. Or n. proof box I Ej ' M
will be mailed If yon send 10 cents, ,v "?:,M
cilrer or stamps, to John Hart Erlttalu, . IBBH
Why Society Women Wash
Their Own Hair
ii IH
. They do, not because it Is a fad, IH
but because they wish to obtain tho
greatest possible hair beauty and be
sur6. Lhey arc not using anything harm- '
ful. They havo found that In washing '
' the hair it is never wise to use a make-
shift, but is always advisable to use a J
preparation made for shampooing only,
Many of our friends say they get the jH
best results from a simple liome-made
canthrox mixture. You can use this EH
ar. a cost of about 3 cents a shampoo HH
by getting some canthrox from your HI
druggist and dissolving a teaspoonfui HH
in a cup of hot water. This maizes IH
enough shampoo liquid to apply to. all IH
the hair instead of just tho lop of the laH
head, as with most preparation-?. Dan- IH
druff, excess oil and dirt are dis- IH
sclved and entirely disappear in the jH
rinsing water. Your hair will be so
fluffy that it will look much heavier mmm
than it is. Its luster and softness will mFfl
also delight you.- Advertisement. mtM
Blood-Iron Phosphate II
Makes Thin Folks Fai 1 1
If you aje weak, thin and emaciated
and can't put on flesh or get strong, IH
r.o matter liow much you eat, go to jH
Mclntyre Drug Co. or any other drug
,'iSt and get enough Blood-Iron Phos-
phatc for a three -weeks' treatment i IH
it costs only 50 cents a week and tako '
s directed. If at the end of three
reeks you don' feel stronger and bet- IH
er than you havo for mouths; if your ,
)yes aren't brighter and your nerves-
steadier; if you don't sleep better, and JH
our vim, vigor and vitality aren't r l
nore than doubled, or If you haven't Lal
.ut on several pounds of good stay- Si-H
here flesh, oyu can havo your money - -a-H
;ack for the asking and Blood-Iron
'hospate will cost you nothing. i fll
