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Thursday, March 13, 1913
WOMEN'S CLUB IN OPEN MEETING
ANNOUNCES FUTURE CLUB EVENTS
Rr 2 NIGHTS, SAT. & SUN. MAD IE
L MATINEE SUNDAY "IHH. W
EL PASO HERAIJD
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n enjoyable meeting of the music
... uartment of the Woman's club was
ild tn Wednesday afternoon In the
mbly hall of Hotel Paso del Norte.
Mrs Parvin Witte, the- chairman,
opened the meeting. The minutes of the
I i c ious meeting were read and ap-
Mrs- W. It Brown read a letter of
i' t. lot to tnt music department from
sp Hermione Hawkins, who is in Ber-
- Germany, studing music. Miss
j' ." kins said that the music center of
i .- pe wis Eerlin. She also said that
had been able to keep up with the
iMcof the Woman's club by means of
Ti.. 1:1 Paso Herald.
.rs A. W. Foster announced the ln-
' - .a.1 reception on Tuesdy afternoon,
( h IS, when the club members wll
1 hosttsses for the women present at
cattlemen's conenUon: also the
. 1. -nubile drue which will be given
. Thu-sdav morning, all of the women
ting in "tne lobby of Hotel Paso del
. 1 -s A. F Ave : ill announced that the
r. -ular meeting of the current events
'1 literary department of the club,
v i.tn was to have been held on Wed-
n -.lav, March 19, has been postponed.
:ir W. I:. Brown announced that the
nominating committee for the election
of officers.- which is to be held the
I'-st Wednesday in April, will be com
posed of Mesdames B. Kohlberg, C. H.
'ampbell. A. W. Foster and Henry
Bo .vie.
Mrs. Witte announced that the sec
ond complimentary music reejtal of the
rr uslc department will be given on
March 25 in the assembly hall of Hotel
I iso del Norte. The program will be in
charge of Mrs. W. W. Bvans. assisted
by Vrs. J. J. Pearce.
The program for the afternoon then
followed, and was in charge of Mrs. J.
0 McNary.
Mrs. A. F. Sievers gave an interest
ing talk on the music of the Viennese
Period, from 1756 to 186. Mrs. Sievers
JTioke on the social conditions of mu
le at this time and of the great diffi
culty the musicians had in presenting
their work to the public, "Mozart, a
German wrote most of the best works
in Vienna, including the famous operas.
The Marriage of Figaro' and 'The Mag
ic Flute." " she said.
Mrr. W. R. Brown gave a sketch of
the life f each composer before the
ii umbers were played or sung,
M's. Clarence D. Johnson played a
piano solo. Nocturne by John Field;
T.Ira Bertha C. Stough sang a solo.
"Che Faro Fenza Burydice." and was
accompanied by Mrs. W. R. Brown; Miss
riqrinia Bean then played two violin
selections. "Andante Cantablle and
n'a," by Tarpin. and Nocturne No. 5.
bv Jo"hn Fields; Miss Bean was accom-T-inied
by Mrs. V. 1 Bean: J. G. Mc
S'arv sang "Invocation," from "The
Maaric Flute," accompanied by Mrs1. J.
1 McNary.
The program was closed with a vocal
solo. "Guinse Alain L Momente." from
"Tne Marriage of Figaro." by Mrs. J. J.
Kater, accompanied by Miss May Laf
ferty. At the dose of the program a direc
tors meeting was called and the fol
lowing women were taken Jnto full
Tnembershln of the club: Mesdames
James E. Bly and James Hammer and
Miss Lena Heep. The courtesies of the
club were extended to Mrs. J. C. Gillett
Mrs. D. R. Wilkes will entertain the
Friday Sewing club this week at her
home, 668 Arizona street-
A general meeting of the Charity as
sociation is being held this afternoon
at the charity home, .ff South Cawp-;
bell street . '
Mrs. R. C. Walsbe. of 1212 Newman
street, entertained informally Tuesday.
the "Come and Bring Tour Workelub."
Only club members were in atteiroance.
After a guessing contest a salalf wurse
was served. Mrs. Roy P. Grantf1 won
first prize, which was a beautiluJL bou
doir cap. .Mrs. F. B. "Cornn-WOH the
con?olatien pfee.' ' 'HWHv
Miss Sue Ittner was the hostess of
the Beta "Beta club on Wednesday af
ternoon at her home, 1114 North Camp
hell street. Miss Grace Stewart was
the onlv non-member present.' The club
will meet next week with Miss Lucille
Daniel.
Have Tea Heard Madame NerdicaJ
Have Tea Heard the Everett Btane?
And it was in perfect tune. Xflp. Jell.
Madame Nordics. Is- a singer. ,sltwut a
doubt: the Everett piano is tHe "piano,
without a doubt, and Madame Nordics
was delighted with the nefeeW trains
of the piano. Tuned byJMr.M. GTXlUer.
of the El Paso Piano Co. Adv.
A piano recital will be given ty Nellie
May Bowen at the First Christian
church Thursday night March IS. The
public is invited. Admission free.
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OLD
01JR VICTEOLA CONCERT
Thursday, March 13th
will be one of the most interesting of the
series.
Such old time Ballads as
"Annie Laurie"
"Darling Nellie Gray"
"Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes"
"White Wings"
And a dozen-others that have survived the
glittering onslaught of "Rag Time" will
be featured at our March 13th concert.
Doors will be open at 8 p. m.
DON'T MISS THIS ATTRACTION.
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Conducted by
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Telephones 2020 or 2940. day;
and 34S, night.
& SOCIAL CALEXDAIt.
Tonight
4t All members of the Country
& club entertain tonight with a
midweek dance.
& Complimentary recital by
& Miss Nellie May Bowen. ,
. Friday.
& Lecture at Highland Park
$ Mehodlst church.
.$. Meeting of the Daughters of
& Erin.
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A Russian Suit
Bright "Neil" rose eeponge, with
bands of the same material, printed
In dainty Japanese flower design, com
pose this dress.
The' frogs at the closing are made
of cords, covered with the plain ma
terial' and a blade enameled belt is
worn. With the dress is an under
blouse 'of plain ecru' net which' is
clipped on o.ver the head and gath
ered TiUt a black velvet ribbon.
Dances
The members of the Country club
are entertaining their friends tonight
with a midweek dance, at cards and
with a chafingdish party.
We Specialize on 'Safety."
This refers especially to "safety"
razors and accessories. We are a gen
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the southwest for "safety" razors and
shaving accessories of all kinds. There
Is not a safe'ty razor of merit that is
made that you will not find here. We
solicit out of town orders. These will
be filled promptly.
Scett White & Co., Mills Bids.
from Eczema
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K'CMipUT
Church Affairs
TL TXT.nan0 VieaiAtlflrV Qi"WlAtV ftf
Trinity Methodist church met Tuesday
afternoon in literary session. "Chris
tian Conservation" was the topic for
the afternoon. Mrs. T. J. Woodside.
who had charge of the meeting, proved
a most excellent leader. The scripture
lesson was given in four divisions and
was read by Mrs. Jno. Schuller. Mrs. T.
R. Wilkes. MrsD. M. Hurley and Mrs.
S. S. BirchfieW. Mrs. E. P. May of
fered a prayer. The Misses Edna Rob
ertson, Irene Robertson. Alma McCrum
men and Edna Mae White, accompanied
by Mrs. Robin Gould, sang "The Sum
mer Song." Interesting papers were
read by Mrs. Wm. Sachs, Mrs. O. A.
Danielson. Mrs. J. Livingston Ely ani
Mrs. D. M. Smith. Special prayer for
men In official life and for the mothers
of the country was offered by Mrs. I. .r.
Ayers. A short business session fol
lowed the study hour. It was announced
that Miss Daisy Davies. field secretary
of the Woman's Missionary council of
the M. E. church. South, would spend
Saturday and Sunday. March 22 and 23.
in EI Paso. An 'institute has been
planned for the 22d at Trinity church.
Miss Davies will also address the wom
en Sunday afternoon, the 2Sd. in Trin
ity. The social meeting of the society
will be held at the home of Mrs. Geo
Oliver, Tuesday, the 18th.
Dr. W. Walte "will give an illustrated
lecture on bacteriology of milk at the
Highland Park Methodist church Fri
day night The lecture is to be under
the auspices of the Highland Park Ep
worth league.
There is a meeting tonight of the
Baraca and Philathea clasees of the
First Presbyterian church.
"
The aid society of the First Congre
gational church is meeting this after
noon at the church.
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Parties
r...1 Vitv nartion ITAfO CTiTATS Oil
Wednesday, night ,at the concert by
Madame Nordlea at th El Paso theater.
.Mr- and Mrs. Will Burges. Mr. and Mrs.
W- H. Brdwn and Mrs. Francis Moore
occupied one box; Mr. and Mrs. James
G. McNary. Mrs. Dudley Dean, Joshua
Raynolds and J. W. Zollars occupied
the lower right hand box; Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Harris, Mrs. D. M. Payne. Miss
Anne Thurmond and Floyd Payne oc-
cupied one of the lower left hand
boxes: another box was occupied by
Mrs. Parvin Witte, Mrs. Lelia Moore.
Mrs. A. F. Sievers and -Miss Letltia
Bradley.
An enjoyable evening was spent at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. Snider on
Monday when they entertained to cele
brate their tenth wedding anniversary.
Bridge was played during the evening
and prizes were wn by Mrs. M. Rosen
stein. 'Miss Nettle Roaenstein and Miss
Emma Bohn. Miss Delia Rosenstein
gave .a few vocal numbers. Mr. and
Mrs. Snider were presented with many
beautiful gifts. Those present were:
Mr and Mrs. J. Snider. Mr. and Mrs. A.
Pozil. Mr. and Mrs. A. Jaffe. Mr. and
Mrs. H. Jaffe. Mr. and Mrs. M. Rosen
stein. Mrs. L Hoffman, Misses Nettie
Rosenstein, Emma Bohn and Lena
Hoffman.
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Miss Nellie May Bowen will give a
complimentary recital tonight at the
First Christian church, assisted by Mrs.
Will T. Owen, Mrs. Roy Davis and Mr.
Davis. ...
El Pasoans Away
-u-. i ct.A.aMn n1 tftailsriltifcl fire
In Cleveland, Ohio, and word has been
received from them of the death in
that city of Mrs. Sukecman's mother,
on Saturday. March 9. ,
Mrs. W. L Lowther and Mrs. W. L.
Wooo, of 1127 Arizona street, left on
Wednesday for their old Kome in East
man, Ga.. for a visit of three or four
months.
Mrs. H. Lloyd HoweM left Tuesday
for Chicago, 11L. on the Golden State
Limited, to Join her husband.
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the Wednesday Bridge club at her home
on Montana street on Wednesday af
ternoon. Only club members were pres
ent After the game, refreshments were
served. There will be no meeting next
week, as it is holy week, -but the week
after, Mrs. E. E. Windsor will enter
tain the club.
6" & "5f"
Mrs. William E. Mix wBl entertain
Informally at bridge on Tuesday after
jiopn. March 1. at her home in the
"Vrtlllace apartments.
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business trip for the past month.
-Y- je.
R. E. KoSIer returned from Mortenci,
Ariz., yesterday.
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A. Bargman has arrived from a busi
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BALCONY
About El Pasoans
Miss C. E. BushntH, head nurse at the
"save the babies hospital," is serious
ly ill with pneumonia at the home of
her niece. Mrs. R. R. Redtc. -
Mr. and Mrs. Robert McAfee have
moved from 702 Myrtle avenue to their
new home, 1915 East Rio Grande street
Mrs. WllHam Mix is recovering from
an attack of the grip.
Mrs. G. Cohn has moved from 326
Upeon avenue to 313 Wyoming street
i
Mrs. G. W. O'Rear is very 111 at her
home, near the smelter.
Out Of Town j Visitors
Mrs. Gerald Windsor is In the city
from her home in Douglas, ArlzL, and
is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Solon
Comfort
$f
Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey M. Rathbun
and son, Donald Rathbun. who have
recently come here from San Antonio,
Tex, have taken an apartment at The
Palms.
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Weddings
Ben Frudenstein and wife re
turned today from Albuquerque, -where
they were married on Monday at tho
Alvarado hotel. Mrs. Frudenstein, nee
Miss Sthel Rosenberger, ,was a nurse
in a local hospital In thisteity for some
time before her marriage. They will
be "at home" to their friends at the
Georgette appartments.
ALAM0G0RD0 HAS
MARCH WINDSTOEM
Alamogordo, N. M., March 13. A light
rain fell here off and on all day and in
the afternoon there was a short thun
dershower. There was snow In the
mountains and the peaks of the Sacra
mento mountains, to be seen from this
city, are covered with snow. The
weather has been regular March storm
weather. The wind has Jeen blowing
all day. increasing toward evening.
Heavy clouds are hovering over the
mountains and everything looks as If
there will be a sandstorm or snowstorm
tonight
The carpenter train of the Bl Paso
& Southwestern Railway company has
been here the past week laying a new
floor in the wattingrooms and also
have been repairing and overhauling
the depot in general.
C. K. Mitchell is having his home, on
New York avenue, repainted this week.
The women of the First Baptist
church are observing a week of prayer
and home mlsp.on study. A meeting is
held every afternoon at the church at
3 oelock.
The examinations for the third term
were held at the high school this week.
NO EXTENSION TO THE
COAST, SAYS SIMMONS
There is not the , slightest intention
of the El Paso & Southwestern build
ing to the coast general manager H. J.
Simmons said Thursday. Scramble or
unscramble of the Union Pacific and
Southern Pacific, there was no plan to
extend the Southwestern -to the Pa
cific, he said.
"Of course, I do not know what pres
ident H. U. Mudge, or the Rock Island,
said in California." Mr. Simmons said,
"but I do know that there is not the
align test intention of extending our
road to the coast at this time."
PREF.BRS CHARGES AGAIN'ST
SlttKKI?mXDENT OP PRISOXS
Albany. U.X.. March IS. Charges of
"Xon-feasanoe and neglect of duty"
were preferred against- Col. Jas. Scott
superintendent of state prisons, by
governor Sulaer. The governor, in pre
senting the charges, "wrote Col. Scott
that be would be given an opportuninty
to be heard.
The charges are based largely upon
the report submitted by the governor's
committee of inquiry and in. part are as
follows:
"Because of neglect in maintaining
proper supervision over Matteawan
state hospital, Harry K. Thaw was per
mitted to receive and have large sums
of money in his possession; that Dr.
John W. Russell permitted .various per
sona to see Thaw practically wlthoot
restriction, and to transact business
with him without official surveillance
over him: that Thaw was permitted to
'give large sums of mpney to' some one
of these persons and money to all of
them,' and that Dr. Russell knew that
John Nicholson Anhut had received
25.066 in cash and marketable securi
ties for the purpose of releasing Thaw
from the hospital."
CIVII. COURT DECLIXBS TO
IXTERPEKE IX MILITARY TRIALS
Charleston. W. Va.. March 13. De
claring the supreme court of "West Vir
ginia had upheld the right of the
military commission to try persons ac
cused of violating the martial law now
in force in the Kanawha coal region,
where a strike has been in progress for
almost a year, judge Wttlepage. in the
circuit court declined to order the
transfer of "Mother" Jones and other
labor leaders to a civil court for trial.
He gave them five days In which to file
an appeal.
UAI.MORHEA 1VOMAX UIKS.
Balmorhea, Texas. March 13. Mrs.
Zlmlak. wire of Mat Ztmlak. died here
of pardU-is Funeral services were
i mil u t. .1 it th,. Catholic church at
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The Changes of Costume and bcene Are bewildering in their t requency.
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The Young Girl's "Love
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Rend Thlx, Fathers and Mothers;
Read This, loans Misses; Read
This, Young Men.
By Dorothy Dh
MY Dear Uttle Girl:
You tell me that you are 17
years old. and that you are
thinking of eloping with a young chap
who clerks in the haberdashery store
that you pass every day,- and who has
perfectly stunning eyes and wears the
swellest clothes.
Whenever you catch a glimpse of
him your heart'just goes flippety-flop,
and you have little chills and fevers.
. By these eigne and tokens you know
that what you feel -for him is a deep,
unalterable love, the passion of a life
time; '
And 17 doesn't seem so very young to
you. You feel quite quite old. and
very wise, and experienced; and you
haven't a doubt that you are perfectly
capable of deciding the most import
ant problem of your whole life.
Of :course. your mother and father
object and say that you are nothing
but a baby, and that there'll be plenty
of time to think of love and getting
married .when you are really grown up.
ifn nirnnvc i?a1Iaw Rlotiement
Don't do it. little girl. I know youJ
hate figures, but just cast your eye
over the cold, hard statistics of divorce,
and they will show you that more than
75 percent of the marriages that end
in disaster were the result of elope
ments, or where very young people got
married.
You think that the feeling you en
tertain for Percy is love. It is not It
is the dawning of sex consciousness.
Your mother is too modest te talk to
you about such things, and that is
why you and millions of other little,
young. Ignorant girls blunder into
matrimonial misery. They mistake the
flutter that man in general produces
in their breasts for love of some par
ticular individual man. Distrust your
emotions, my dear, as you would a
band of traitors that were trying to
deceive and lure you into slavery.
And don't answer every call that
comes along, for fear you will miss
saying "yes" to the right one. When
he arrives you will hear his voice,
through it whispered to you across the
To get a line on how taste changes
at your age just try to recall how crasy
you were over that pink dress last
winter. You thought it the very quint
essence of style, and smartness, and
beauty. Now you wouldn't be caught
dead in it
Also recall the way you had your
room fixed up with college flags, and
photographs of the girls and boys, and
dinky little souvenirs, and how per-
went info the discard after you took
that course of art lectures and found
out that bare simplMcty was the thing.
And do you remember how mad you
were over chocolate fudge until you
got an overdose of It? Now the very
name of fudge gives you nausea.
Young Husband May Not Develop.
Believe me. all those disasters, and
more, are almost sure to repeat them
selves If you marry when you are 1.
Your taste isn't formed in men. any
more than it is in books, or food, or
clothes. .
He may stay just what he was when
you married him, or he may go back
ward, and then what are you goin
to do? Take It from me, little girl, a
last year's husband is sometimes hara
er to put up with than a last year s hat
Consider, also, little girl, that If you.
marry when you are still a child you
deliberately cut yourself out of tne
only play time of life tfcmt tlievere
woman ever has. Her girlhood is the
golden hour of a woman's 5,,CM,
Finally, beloved, don't elP- ""
may not believe- it but your Prens
are your best friends. They have noth
ing at heTrt but your interest, no de-
sire but for T" hppl"?1'ft SSrrv
they are not willing for you to ?
rest assured they have good and suf
ficient reasons. .. a
Don't elope.. Don t k," ,
marry unbeknown Jo thoje who have
made so many s""16?03. re
Walt until the law Jd
sponsible for your own ttons
gjves you a right to do "y?""
Then TOU wort ltoJJ ,
chances are that you wwi . -the
youth you once contempiaiea run
ing off to marry. before you
Think a long, long time before you
marry, little girl. For t "
m,D!22 "hSt ft requires aorow and
rslnd UwrerTd -
to get a divorce.
Governor HodiSs" Kan
Sovernor 6e JJbeiTof the Na
sa3 ha become a Bscouts of
ttanal CouncUT f ., informed
America.' B r11" n scouts who.
of his election rn FaMDt caiud
accompanied by Jom- ,n To
upon him at tifo &y, cordially
JS.!ThwOTW go on a hike
and Pr.OBBt8erJ!l dav soon.
with tnem w"
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Health and
BT MRS. MABMAHTTK
Margaret: You can overcome the life
less, "stringy," brittle condition of
your hair and make it soft, brilliant
and luxurious again by the use of this
simple quinine tonic: Get one ounce of
quinzoin from your druggist dissolve
in half pint alcohol, add 1-2 pint wa
ter. Vigorous scalp massage with this
tonic will stimulate roots and tissues to
healthy action, overcomes dandruff,
oiliness and irritation and the hair
will regain former color, gloss and
life.
Maid: Get a smalt original package
of pyroxin and apply some occasionally
at lash-roots with thumb and fore
finger. This makes short straight
eyelashes grow long and curly. Rub
bing pyroxin on eyebrows with fore
finger will cause tnem to come in thick
and beautiful. Be careful and don't
get any pyroxin where no hair is
wanted.
Grace X.: I know you will like dela
tone for removing superfluous hairs.
With a little water make enough paste
to cover the hairs, let remain two
or three minutes, then rub off. wash
the skin and every trace of hair will
have vanished. This is an inexpensive,
painless -way to remove hair or fuss
and no harm results from its use.
Irene: Impurities in the blood cause
the condition of which you speak and
until this is corrected you can hope for
no relief. An economical, old-fashioned
tonic and system regulator can be made
at home by dissolving one ounce of
kardene in a half-pint alcohol, then
adding a half-cup sugar and enough
hot water to make a quart A table
spoonful before each meal soon rids
the blood of poisonous accumulations
and gives you strength and energy.
When the blood is cleansed of impuri
ties the skin becomes clear and the
complexion takes on a healthy tint
Miss G.: No, I would not use paint of
any make. Rouge and powder only
cover defect a spurmax lotion re
moves them, tones the skin, permits
CLOUDCROFT HAS
NEW POSTMASTER
Cloudcroft N. M March 13. Scott
B. Williams has been notified that
he has been appointed postmaster at
Cloudcroft Recently J. I. Bailey
resigned as postmaster and Mr. Wil
liams made application for the place.
He took the necessary olvil service
examination in January. The office
will be moved into the building on
Main street that was occupied test
summer as a restaurant G. A. Breck
beimer has Just finished giving this
building: a complete overhauling, so
that it Is now practically a new bund
ing. New postoffice fixtures will be or
dered, to take care of the increasing
business caused by the Increase in
the postal receipts during the past
few months and also by the recent
increase caused by the parcel post
The parcel post has added much to
the work of the Cloudcroft office and
much more room than formerly will
--
Simple bat Pewerfal Heme
Matere for Rheumatism
"From your druggist get one ounce
of Toris compound (In original sealed
package) and one ounce of syrup of
Sarsaparilla compound. Take these
two ingredients home and put them
into a half pint of good whiskey.
Shake the bottle and take a table
spoonful before each meal and at bed
time." This is said to be the quickest
and best remedy known to the medical
profession for rheumatism and back
ache. Good results come after the first
dose. If your druggist does not have
Toris compound in stock he will get
It for you in a few hours from his
wholesale house. Don't be influenced
to take a patent medicine instead of
this. Insist on having the genuine
Toris compound in the original one
ounce, sealed, yellow package. Hun
dreds of the worst eases were cured
here by this prescription last winter.
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the pores to breathe, removes lmpurit
ties and replaces the sallow, "muddy-
appearance with, the pink and whita
bloom of health. Four ounces of spur
max (which you can get from your
druggist) put Into half-pint of hot wa
ter to which are added two teaspoon
fuls of glycerine makes the lotion
which has helped many society leaders
to win" their reputation for perennial
beauty. Try it today and you will
never again spend money for powders.
Mother: Use the same shampoo for
your little girl's hair that you do for
your own. The only perfect shampoo
is composed of a teaspoonful of can
throx dissolved in a cup of hot water.
When this mixture, which contains no
free" alkali, as do so many advertised
shampoos is poured on the head and
rubbed up into a lather. It not onlv
cleanses the hair and scalp, but invig
orates the roots. I have 'never used a
shampoo which leaves the hair as claa
and fluffy as does this simple home
made wash.
Ethel: You can overcome your eye.
troubles, the weakness, redness and
burning accompanied by a dull, lit--less
appearance -which you describe,
and make them bright strong and clear
by the use of a few drops of this mix
ture daily: One ounce of crystos dis
solved in 1-S pint of clearest water. It
is soothin- to weak, tired eyes and a.
dependable tonic, in that it streng
thens the muscles and tones the nerve 3
of the eye.
Dorothv: Do not worry about your
flesh. Reduction is no longer the result
of painful dieting and tiring evercise
The sufferer from too much flesh now
uses this simple, home-made and posi
tively harmless fat-dissolver. wh 1 h
laves the flesh firm and tho skin free
from wrinkles. Dissolve four ounces of
paronotis in 1 1-2 pints of hot water
and take a tablespoonful before meals
This results in reduction without dis
comfort and the action is permanent
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be required to handle the business.
A change In tho temperature has
occurred here, the thermometer going
down several degrees. The ground is
still covered with several Inches or
snow. . ..
J. C Jones, who is promoting the
proposed Oouderoft-Peeos Valley
electric line. Is.in the city on business
in connection with the- line.
Tse Domestic Coke.
Southwestern Fsel Co.
turday
Opitz Market
213 JT. STAKTON ST.
Bell Pbose 136.
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ANDRE FAIL.
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