Evening journal. [volume], March 07, 1913, Page 8, Image 8

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MRS. HILL 91 YEARS
OLD, TO CELEBRATE
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No. 610
Mrs Morgaret Hill, of
will celebrate the
Adams street,
ninety-first anniversary of her birthday
tomorrow at her home, by entertalu
Urge number of relatives and
_ Her anniversary really falls
Sunday. March 9. but this year,
will celebrate it the day
1
Ing a
friends.
on
Mrs, hlii
preceding
For manv years Mrs. Hill has ai
celebraled her birthday by some
i dllghtful dinner to her
Thia year many of
from other cities
ways
(at party or a
^ friends.
vT-friends will come
to tie present with her and rejoice
$^in her long life. Mrs. Hill is a re
nniHii. No one would
hi r
i. ; .markable
■li r she had passed so many of
Not only from
P* the milestones of life.
Pi her appearance, hut from her actions
she appear to he much younger.
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mher of Harrison
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jJTdenl, and Is a m
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Miss
field
week-end
the
•her guest for
iJeaneite Rankin, of
of the National Women's
Montana,
pcretary
it ion
Miss Rankin will he here in the in
lUiil suffrage hill he
_ State Legislature, and ex
rts to be in the State for a few
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Market Streets
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SPRING OPENING SATURDAY AND ALL NEXT WEEK! |
You are cordially invited to attend our Spring, 1913, 1 variety and lavishness of the display but by the attractive
Opcning on Saturday and all of next week. Our first ness of the special prices that hold during the opening days,
showing of the Spring modes, fashions and fabrics is au- !, You are as welcome as can he to view with no thought of
thoritative and most attractive. There's a wonderfully in- | )uy i n g t welcome to come for the suggestions you will get,
tcrcstinfi showing of the new notes of fashion m Suits w£ , comc to come Js of|en and for as long as you thoose .
Coals, Dresses and Waists, in Silks, Laces and Dress c ,
Goods, judge the worth of this opening not alone by the ^ ca dy Saturday morning.
Muslin Underwear
Goodness
Madame Grace
Corsets
Imparl Grice and Slenderness
lo the Wearer.
§
Undermuslins that strike a
new note of interest because
designed especially to meet the
prevailing modes of dress. Cut ||
on long lines to silhouette the
figure. New ideas, careful mak
ing, tasteful laces, and dainty
embroideries.
Soft muslins, cambrics, nain
sooks and cotton crepes for
women who expect Smith-Zol
Unger's undermuslincs to be
above criticism
Especially is the collection of
moderately priced garments
large and well selected.
Get a new and well fitted Cor
hefore you have your new
gown made or before you have
tailor-made fitted. It
set
f your new
. s w in pay you in comfort, fash
^I ionablencss of fit and in the
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The New Spring Styles Displayed On Living Models
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wear of your outer garments.
the graceful clinging
the length of waist and
of hips required by
fashions are
'
You will be delighted with the beauty and style of the many new garments that Dresses, Waists or Top Coats that may str ike your fancy. In this way, better than in j
we have gathered together for you from the most expert makers in the country ;| any other, you are enabled to judge intelligently of the appropriateness of the gar
Ynu will he interested in seeing these garments displayed on our living models. || ment to your needs
These young ladies will be glad to put on for your inspection, any of our Suits, i Just an illustration or two to whet your interest—come see the others.
Due to
styles,
slimness
1 the new spring
pronounced than
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ever/
more
The Last Word In Tailored Suits
Spring Silk hosiery
FOR WOMEN.
Silk and Serge
Dresses
Corsets will
of the correct Unes
e them to you with
f case and com
some of
Madame Grace
assure you
and will gi
Italian Silk Hose in black md
white; the famous Kayser
make, guaranteed not to rip nor
run; double heel
and toe; special, pr
Black and all colors in fine
Silk Hose with high spliced heel
and double sole and toe. These =
have dainty embroidered de- §
signs and are very attractive at
$1.50, $2 and up to $3.00 a pair.
Silk boot Hose, in black,
white, tan, navy, sky and pink;
very fine quality^ at, 50c
Knotair Hose in black, white,
tan silk, with deep lisle garter -
top to take the wear. Special f
opening price only, a
pair.
Novelty cloth, with high-waist line and the new sleeve. Just a touch of Bulgarian trim
ming and a button or two add the individual note to this stylish suit. It's a wonder for our introductory
price of $25.00.
And this Grey Mixture with its smart 4-button coat, in the new length; slightly cutaway front
and plain, narrow skirt, is very fetching at $18.50. . So, too, is this refined Navy Blue Suit. Coat is
plain with a few self-covered buttons for trimmings. Collar of light blue ratine adds a new note. The
skirt shows n slight draped effect and is finished with four or five buttons from the hem, $18.50.
A tan Armure Suit, trimmed with buttons and loops, is in good taste. The skirt shows-two plaits
in front and has a panel back, $25.00.
Of F.nglish Gun Club Suiting, in black and white, cut in Norfolk effect with three patch pockets
and trimmed with large buttons. The skirt is in the latest cut, with gathered back. A most attractive
suit of high quality, especially good at $32.50.
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t the greatest
fort. Let us show you
- these elegant new models.
s $3.00. $1.00. $5.00 and up
$1.50
' si
£
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A most interesting display of new and re
fined models in well-made Silk and Serge
Dresses is ready for your close inspection.
SERGE DRESSES—-In all-wool, of beauti
ful quality: the latest Bulgarian trimmings and
cut on the most fashionable lines, giving the
slender silhouette that is so popular. Blacks,
Blues. Greys and Browns.
There are two exceptional "opening" values
which we particularly want you to see. One is
'a pretty little dress at $5.00; the other a plain
dress with a touch of Bulgarian silk at throat
and cuffs, $6.50.
Others up to $13.50.
SILK DRESSES—In elegant quality and
in wonderfully good values. See these specials
at $5.00 for the opening week.
Others up to $13.50.
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Gloves for Sprint*
For right now these fine Cape
■j white with black
and black with white
I
Gloves
stitching —
stitching are just the thing._and
as stylish as can be. Needless
K to say. the quality is here. Htey
I are splendid Gloves Û»i
1 for only .
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Exclusive Ideas in Waists
New Models In
Coats
Dress Kid Gloves
12-hutton
6 In white, tan and black;
1 best qualities at
$2.25 and $2.50 a pair
Dress Kid Gloves.
-
59c
Soft Mcssalines in navy blue, black or white, with
! novel tucked fronts
White Mcssaline with elaborate trimmings of lace
and buttons; a pretty evening waist that's '
; only .$3.98
Navy blue, brown and light blue Silk Waists,
trimmed with buttons and braids. Stylishly made
and reasonably priced at but
Tailored linen Waists. Some of the smartest
"every-day" Waists that you've seen for a long while,
arc among these that we are selling during the
opening for a dollar and a dollar and a half.
Lingerie Waists, daintily trimmed and moderately
priced, are ready in pleasiqg variety of design. We
are anxious to have your criticism of these.
the
$3.0«
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GOOD LOOKING, STURDY
Stockings
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
Pony brand. Wayne knit, in
black, white or tan ; fine ribbed,
double heel and toe,
extra double knee; pair
Children's fine ribbed, me
dium weight school Stockings.
Double heel, toe and knee;
black, white or tan
a pair.
16-button
white, tan or black,
$2.75 and $3.00 a pair.
Covert Coats, plainly tailored, with satin collar
a--» ""d patch pockets. A good model for gen
eral utility wear
A jaunty little coat in red broadcloth, in the latest
! shape. Low belted effect with patch pockets. Full of
style and especially good for Misses and outing
I wear
$11.50 each
"Opening Special" in
good value street Glover of
1 dress kid with embroidered
tan. black or
very
$6.00 each
i
25c
75c
-
backs;
white: special
$ 10.00
Ratine Coats with the fashionable high-waisted
effect. Splendid material and up to our particular
standard of workmanship. Trimmed with buttons
and frogs Effective and in good taste
i:'
Wize
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The New Cotton
Fabrics
$22.50
New Dress Goods
New Laces and "Different" Ones
Exquisite New Silks
Here are splendid Foulards in the correct colors,
with those neat little designs that appeal so strongly
to women of good taste. Rich, refined patterns in Navy,
Dresden, Smoke. Admiral. Black. Wisteria and Grey.
24 inches wide and only a dollar a yard. The great
beauty of these special silks is that water doesn't hurt
them. Ask at the counter to see the samples that have
been WASHED.
Tub Silks—Magnificent quality and handsome
stripes, in the newest shades of Alice. Green, Rose
Black, Lavender and Navy. These silks wash and wear
well. A dollar a yard and unusually good value.
Rich Charmeuse Silks, in all the popular shades of
Amethyst, Ivory, Pigeon. Dresden, Mais, Pink, Blue,
Taupe, Gold Brown, Helio, Admiral, Light Blue and
Navy. Such elegant silks for $1.76 and $2.00 a yard
you seldom see. These are 40 inches wide, too, which
makes them cut to good advantage.
Men's Silk Hosiery
£
Just a suggestion of some of the pretty dress
goods that have just been opened up:
All-wool Henriettas hi the most fashionable colors,
Merit a Share of Your Attention
Our linen basement Is crowd
ed full of the prettiest, dainti
est spring and summer cottons,
that it has ever been our privi
lege and pleasure to show you,
It is really surprising to see
ha« beautiful weaves can he
gotten
small outlay. The new Russian
Cord at 2i>c; the fashionable
colored voiles In all their sweet
ness, at 25c a yard; the new
French Tissues, sheer, dainty,
and chic, arc here in many pat
terns and qualities from 12 l-2c
to 25c a yard.
Poplins, so splendidly finished
by the modern processes that
you can scarcely tell them from
the much higher price linens
and silks, are shown in the cor
rect shadings for only 25c a
yard.
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ARE READY FOR YOUR INSPECTION.
We'll gladly show them to you so that you may the
including shell pink. Havana, gobelin and light more readily plan your spring and summer costumes.
There'll be no importunity to buy—we want you to just
come in and look—we want you to see what dainty
"different" styles we have collected for the embelish- 1
ment of pretty, summery dresses or for your elaborate j
evening gowns.
Black, tan, navy, gray and
maroon. Extra quality of silk
and very special at, a
pair.
£
50c
blues, A splendid fabric for the prevailing
styles; a yard .
Smart Check Suitings, well assorted line of these
fashionable weaves in smart combinations of blue and
white, brown and white, and black and white,
50c to $2.50 a yard
Special opening price on gray, handsome brown
suitings; 60 inches wide, 79c a yard, Value. $1.00,
Black dress goods that you can depend on as to
color, weave and stylo. Have you seen the new
Kilarneen Poplins, 42 Inches wide, at $1.50 and
$1.75 a yard.
Have you seen these stylish Diagonal Suiting*. 68
Inches wide, In black only, for 81.50? Value, $2 00,
Tussah Royals still continue In good favor and best
of fashions,,,,, ^
Special opening price on five piece» of extra black
Panama; regular 05c a yard for,.
75c
MEVS NEW SPRING
NECKWEAR.
A wide range of exclusive pat
terns in the latest ideas, as well
as a full line of the deservedly
popular net scarfs,
each.
u
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this season for a very
Just a hint of the pretty novelties and staples |
you'll find ready for you. Probably first In Importance
are the delicate Shadow effects In white and ecru; then
come Paraguay laces and next mallne and point lierres
with chantilly, In almost equal favor, Laces of all
widths are demanded by Dame Fashion—laces from two
to twenty-seven Inches wide. They are here for at
little as.
50c
Open, reversible scarfs, with
neat, attractive patterns and
colorings, are wonderfully good
values for our "open
ing" price only, each.. LiO C
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.12 l-2r and up to $3.00 a yard
Have you seen the Rose Bud trimmings and the
Rose Buds? Have vou seen the rich Bulgarian trim
mings? The new Irish Crochets? May wo show them
to you?
Men's Negligee Shirts
...,. .81.00 and 81.25 a vnrd
rr
COAT STYLE.
With cuffs attached. The fa
mous Monarch brand in their
new spring patterns, which are
prettier than ever;
each.
...,. . 41 c
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More New Rugs
Just received In time for our Spring Opening and
£ ready now in great assortments and at many prices; Negligee Shirts, with soft
We will give with everv rash purchase of one dollar or Z prices for the most part, much lower than you will collar and cuffs attached all in
a .... > be able to find elsewhere hereabouts, because we can _. w an(1
over, on Saturday, March H, If you present this coupon. £ take advflntage of the quantity prices offered by the ea "f q i S'
mills. If we did not buy together with our Canton | fnp '
/ and Allentown stores, it would be Impossible to order ' white' pleated bosom Shirts
large enough quant.ttes to get these lower prices, i in coat st , e wjth attached
y For Instance, take our Wool and Fibre room-size' « rarticularlv 5
Rugs, Most everywhere they sell for $1050 to $12.00 2od at e.rh Si I
e. C h. W, «II .hen, I« . »7.95 ,o »8.95 | sK 1
Small Rugs, the same way. Axminsters that most j one-half or one-quarter inch
stores sell for $1.00, are now here for only 79c each, | pleats; a mighty good shirt for
i our "opening" price;
: each .
Very Handsome Antique Lace
Scarfs and Centers
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$1.00
And as an Added Attraction
Piques, ratines, soisettes. zep
hyr ginghams; every one is ap
proved by Dame Fashion for
these cool, fetching afternoon
mtl as for porch I
and shore wear. And for
easy to pkk j
IN THE ART DEPARTMENT. «
Tlirse »re beautiful piece» th(U you should spfeiy Z
sec (f you are interested in Art Needlework: A K
rlety of designs running fpont,,, 81.00 to 84.86 paait ^
64x54 All linen Lunch Cloths, ppd 45 m45 T e 4 ^
f Ckth* are most attractive at ,,, ,$2.28 (o 82,78 epch ^
Ntw patterns of Crepe Gowns and C(imli||uUlon& VXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXN
,,,,, ,81.28 and 8L56 each
Have you seen the new baby outfits that you ear)
at the prices, and get in our ARTAMO packages" Come and let u»
those price* are agreeably fair ; show you some of the finished
and low. Come and let us *how
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as
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children it's just
the very one you want, no in
ter what y<
our variety i* large ou:
tie* are the best po«
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The Smith-Zollinger Co.
ilble
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squeeze
sample pieces.
Stamped Princes* Slips, very pretty and dainty,
I end not at all hard to work fine quality, tse, $1.50
and reversible Smyrnas that are worth
$1.50, you get here for only.
$1.13
50c
Fourth and IParkel Streets
■ you thetc linos.
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uteryoom at c\nr»s.
Mrs. L. H. Morrlhew ctitsrtiilnpd at
auction bridge and "BOO" yesterday
afternoon. Prise* were won by Mrs.
Marks, Mrs. Russell and Mrs. Rossa.
The guests were: Mr*. Merrlhew, of
Plainfield, N. J„. Mrs. Arthur Cbam
bers, Mis* Kirk, Mr*. Porter Fcrrco,
Mrs. J. Harvey Spruancc. Mrs S. H.
Baynard, Jr„ Mr*. William K. Wll
Ilamaon, Mrs. Kdwln 0. MatKenr.le,
Mrs. J. W. Morris. Mrs. William
Kirk, Mrs. ^Charles Bye, Mrs, Enoch
Moore. .Ir., Mrs. Alfred Russc.ll, Mr*.
,1. M, Truax, Mrs. Marks and Mrs.
William Rossa.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Royd are
celebrating the sixtieth nnnlverBary
of their marriage today at the home
In Ashland.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd were born In
Ireland, haying come to ibis country
more than half a century ago. I hoy
.ire among the best-known c Ilsens of
upper Delaware, and are the norm
members of St. Patricks ( atnollc
Church at Ashland. Mr. Royd Is N7
years old and hi* wife two yours bis
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MARRIED CO YEARS.
8ARTIYS TO ENTERTAIN.
An entertainment will be given at
the home James Rartin. of Summit
Bridge, tonight. The bouse will be
beautifully decorated and. a fine vocal
program will be one of the features.
Refreshments will be served.
SUPERIOR COURT
CASES ON CALENDAR
In Superior Court yesterday after
noon cast's for trial were calendared
aa follows; • • . t
Friday, March 14~Arguments.
Monday, March 17--Edith Gertrude
Rose, administratrix of Charles
SST
Pfrommer vs. George W. Taylor;
Musa K Branch vs, 8. G.. Simmon.
?ort « ' M^risŒeveJf' R ° m
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ruoKday, March 18—-Albert I, f on
wnv v*. Nelson Merydlth Company;
National Hank of Wilmington and,
Brandywine; David H Thompson vs..
Marian and Hnllingaworth Corpor-1
.atfon; William H. Lutz..trading as the
Gray's Kerry Machine Company vb.
| Roberts €ot ton Oil Company ; Thomas]
|(; ra y VB tlie Mayor and Council of
j Wilmington.
| Wednesday, March 10 John Woav-j
| rrt an( j | ira h Goldsmith, executors, vs.
Kane; Virginia Kid Company
vg the New Castle Leather Company;,
B. Clark und George \V. Econ
ardu vh David , 1 . Smith, nt al,
Thnraday, March 20—Thomas E.
Grier, Jr., vs. Meredith Samuel; Ethel
K. Downward v*. Peoples Railway
Company; Leslie Downward vs. same,
Wm. S Haman
vs Wilmington, New Castle and Delà
ware City Railway Company; Same
v*. Federal Traction Company; Use
Friday. March 21
MISS tOOPEK AT MEETING. |
At the Salem, N. J., Quarterly :
Meeting, held yesterday at the old |
meeting house at Woodstown, N. J.,
Miss Caroline Cooper, of this city,
gave a short talk on "Two Weeks
1 Among English and Irish Friends,"
i telling of life at Woodbrooke, and of
i London Yearly Meeting as seen by;
I her In a recent visit, with Its under-1
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Anbrey Thatcher, the SUte °f Del- :
aware vs. Joseph L. Carpenter, Sr.;
w „„ q ■ nt I
Same mi William S, Allmond, et. «I :
Monday, March 24—William B. Aus-jbiij.
ton vs. Howard G. Wagner ; Wilmlng-1
Transfer iumnanv vs Union!
* on ^anerer %*. inion
Stone Compan>. Oldsmobile ( omparty
of Pennsylvania vs. William B. Aus
tin.
Tuesday. March 25 -The William
Wilkins Company vs. Consolidated
Agricultural Chemical Company; An-'
nie Fulniele vs. John Forrest. j
Wednesday. March 26—Hosle Raten
v*. People* Railw'ay Company; Lillie
Baien va Same; George Black vb.
Henry' C. White.
Thursday, March 27—William M.
Wllmer va. Peoples Railway Corn
pany; Oien F. Phillips v*. Philadel-1
phla and Reading Railway Company;'
1 Mercantile Printing Company vs.
Guarantee Roofing and Heating Com
pany
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TROLLEY EXTENSION
IS NOW ASSURED
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pany will be enabled to lay tracks
out West Ninth street to get Its cars!
Into Horse Show Park
The Delaware State Fair Associa
tlon had a hill before Council last'
Wl , ck avk)nf5 Councll t0 aD p IO ve the
nie ^ with some objection
and action was deferred until last
night. The original plan included]
lventle afi onP Bt reef on wh lch
trarkp wrr * t0 j )0 laj( j | n thP proposed
extension from the Kighth street.
line, ft was held that the tracks
would Intefere with a houl**vard plan
wh ich the park hoard has for that
B i r <>çt.
Union street was then suggcsied.
.and It developed that the traction
company was more pleased to
Union afreet than Grant avenue. The
franchise is limited to 15 years.
Copies of the resolution will be s?nt
to both branches of the general as*
*embly in Dover.
The line, if the bill I* passed, will
extend from Eighth and Union street*
along Union to Ninth to Woodlawn
avenue to the fair grounds,
City Council has given its approval
to a bill pending before the State
Legislature amending an act which
prohibits the laying of street, car
tracks on West Ninth street. If the
TO DISCUSS THEM.
An Interesting program, with
"China" as the main topic, has been
prepared for the March meeting of the
Grace Auxiliary, W. F. M. S., which
will be held this afternoon In the
church parlors, Mrs. J. L. Ferree will
j be hostess
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I Mixed With Sntptmr It Makes Hair
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| Soft, Beautiful -f nre*
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The use of Sage and Sulphur for
restoring faded, gray hair to
natural color dates back to grand
Toother's time. She kept her hair
beautifully darkened, glossy ana
abundant with a brew of Sage Tea
i and Sulphur. Whenever her hair fell
nr took on that dull, faded or
streaked appearance thta simple mix
! tnre was applied with wonderful
! effect.
| But the brewing at home ia musst
| and out-of-date. Nowadays
[ chemists do this better than our
j selves. By asking at any drug store
for the ready-to-use product—called
'"Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair
Dandruff.
its
skilled
BARE FOR CHURCH.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of St Luke's
Reformed Episcopal Church. Eighth
and Monroe streets will hold a sale
of useful and fancy articles and
home-made bread, pies, cakes snd
candies at the church on Saturday,
March 15.
Remedy"—yon will get a large bottle
for about 60 cents. Some druggist*
make their own, which ia usually too
sticky, so insist upon getting Wyeth's,
which can be depended upon to re
store natural color and beauty to the
hair and is splendid for dandruff, dry.
feverish. Itchy scalp and falling hair.
A well-known downtown druggist
says bis customers Insist on Wyeth's.
Rage and Sulphur, because, they say.
it darkens so naturally and evenly
that nobody can tell it has been ap
plied—it'a so easy to use too. You
simply dampen a sponge or soft
brush and draw It through your hair,
taking one strand at a time. Do this
at night and by morning the gray
hair disappears; after another appli
cation or two, it 1» restored to it*
natural color and looks glossy, soft
and abundant. For sale by Scar
borough Drug Store.