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LANDLORDS. ATTENTION.

YOUR ROOMS napered. wall paper and
work 81: estimates on largest contracts of
painting and paper hanging. AMERICAN
WALLPAPER CO. 453 Lexington Teie-
rhcre . Q41A 2Str-st
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MAIIIINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-50O secondhand
wood and iron working machines; fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and eN-
changed GEO 2. EDDY. 39S Madlson-st
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ERTIsEMFNTS :

ADVERTISEMENTS and SUBSCRIPTIONS tor
The Tribune received at their Uptown Of
nee No 1864 Broadway. between 3oth and
3Tth SITS. until O'Clock .. Il. A 1verttse-
Uents received at the following branch Of
fees at regular Office rates until O'Clock
2. m. VIZ: 25+ Sth- ave. s. e. cor. 23d-sr:
1853 6th-ave. cor I2rh- 81 40 East i4th st
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ENGLISH body. servant and raSseur 70
eentleman: thoroughly experienced; *
ceIIent references: used 10 travelling with
fnvaI a. II. N. 1895 Broadway.
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JANIIOi-By c0lOrel man. n once
building: b,st Of .efeTences. Eu1E.l=lE- "
steam heating. Call Or address \. ). E.
go West Artist
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OLD GOLD AND SILVER WANTED.

OLD GOLD. silver and platinum bought.
SCHWTTTER & KENNEDY. Gold and
silver Refiners. % Johr-s:-. New-York.
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SOPRANO wishes church position. or will
ing to substitute: fine musician and sight
reader: experienced. Address B. S H.. "a
Bradhurst-ave.
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OPIUM. MoRPHINE. LIQIOR.

HABITS CURED at home or at sana-
torium, physicians reference: CORE
spoIdence confidential. FRANK KICKER.
351 West 42d-st.
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CARPE%TER and CABINET hER.-
Experienced in all branches. wishes steady
pos.tion in hotel or large business house
i g. 100 17t-ave.
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AUCTIONEER. general. % years, expert
erce. best o. references. Address p.
B4PNES Of West ST.
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WATERMAN O. PORTER. IS. single: Just
ngaged. hotel club or factory: good
references. handy all around SIMON. sos
West 4ath-sr-. care Fran6s-
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SECRETARY. librarian. literary helper.
confidential clerk. or any place where re-
liability and application would be apPTs-
Ciated. by a young man: college and pro-
fessIonal training; several years practical
experience: best reference Y N. Box -.
Tribune OtECe.
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AMERICAN ROOFING & PAINT CO;

rensirinr neral rainters; work guaran-
teed. Telephone S7i4 3 John. 80 1iaiuen
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WORK WANTED.


Female.
READER or AMENUENSIS.-By educated
and refined lady. with invalid or blind
person address, Mrs. CARRINGTON. So
Fulton-st.. Newark. y. J.
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CEAlIRERMAID and WAITRESS a
resoectabIe young girl. willing and obls-
Ing. best city references 3. u. 80 ID
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DRK WANTED

A MANUFACTURER of staple goods. hav-
ing sold his factory, would like posi-
ton Of trust. can give bonds; salary no OBJ
feet MACHINERY Box 90 Tribune Of
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CHAMBERNAID &c--Colored girl a.
charbe--lzid and waitress OF general
homework WILLIAMS. 202 West 61st-st-
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

INCREASE YOUR INCOME by securing an
interest in one Of the most profitable in
dustrial enterprises in the world. Small
cash payment. three years time on bal
ance. VIII pay annual dividends of 20 per
cent or more. CONTINENTAL SUGAR RE
FINING co. st. Louis. No
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES

MANUFACTURERS of billiard and pool
tables. high grade bowling aliey ouli-et
lowest rr1ces MARX BROS. - Union 50
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ELI SCBEL. Auct.. IS Bowery. sells.
Sept. 11-7Clothing. dresses. shoes. etc. Is.
Tgner. 27T 9tn-aHe
Sept 1s-Clothlng. etc; NJ. Cohen. 354
1st-ave. Joe Sobel l 70i Sd ave
sept. 19-Clothns; Issacs & Kleinbaum
Brooklyn: j. II Ref. IA 2d-aVe.
Sept. 22-CIothing. dresses, shoes ETC.
SCI CoNe- -! gth-aVe.
Sept. 23-Jewelrv; l. Steiner, 427 3D.
ave. Isaacs & Kleinbaum. Brooklyn.
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PAWNBROkEKs' SALES

L. I. FIRUsKI Auetioneer. 20 Bowery.
sells j" d. ul..
sept. l1-By !. J. FrieI Jcrelry
sept. ls-By nj. simpson al lark Row
DIAMONDS, Watches. Jvy..lsy and all goods
pledged prior july TO- 1901. ana ali Nos
Irior 10 4".6tD and all goods reserved from
previous SAFES
sept. le-By J. Kalmus. Sc fth-aye.. J..
hdinlus x son. lIS 3d-avc.. :. Mayer. 10
LoEel; T.. Alter y son, sue. VIM Alter. gu9
"--aFe-, CI5,hlis pledged prior sept. : I3ul
sept l1-FIne cons IGnment JcwcIry.
sept. l9-By II. Stern. J6 ". alst-st.
clothing. etc. prior sept o 1901
sept ~ j. stitch q Bro. us Sd-ayc.
Diamonds, Watches, Jcwelry. all goods
pledged prior 10 sept. 10. 1901 to No I9-O
sept by :. Raphael sos Gth-ayc.
Diamonds. Watches. Jewelry and all goods
Piease4 prior sept. 10. 1901 10 No. $3.50
sept by Mayer ~ Co, Clothing
sept -@-By Nj Manning & sons. Isl
SJh-aE"- ana 1870 3d-ave. Diamonds
Naich-s. Jewelry and all goods pled.;ed
PRIOR sept. I3 1901
sept d Mayer. Jersey City. Clothing.
, Stpl' LILY VIM. Simpson a. Co, ~
f@"ery. Diamonds. Watches. Jewelry and
an goods pledged previous to June IS. 1901
l1... No. Is ~ and all goods reserved from
previous sales
sept. 24-By NJ: Bruckheiner Sons 7o5
GiahI-st-, B'klyn, Diamonds Watches
yJoGWeiIy and al! goods pledged prior sept. Il
Sept. "a. Mayer. Jersey CITY C1otb,,.
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SCALP AND FACIAL MASSAGE.

SHAMPOOING. Manlcurtng. RIohter's sl-
rerior hair tonic. satisfaction guaranteed
A RICHTER. go East 2lst-st-. home Or
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cENIRAL AUCTION co. Nj. sheeha

CENTRAL AUCTION co. Nj. Sheehan.
Auctioneer. 152 and 1874 Canal-st
Sept 17-By NJ Lavery. 534 9th-ave.
diamonds. jewelry, etc. pledged to Septem-
Der 10, 1901.
Sept 17-By e Berger. 100 9Th ave-.
clothing pledged 10 Sept. 10. 1901
Sept. 1S-By J. Lehman. clothing
Sept 1a-By f Berger. 400 6th-aye
dian onds. jewelry, etc pledged 10 Sept.
10. 1901.
Sept. 10y Estate John Simpson. 175
Bowery. clothing. etc. pledged 10 Sept. 10.
1901
Sept. 22-By H. Breckwedel 473 Grand
ST. clothing pledged to Sept Is 1901.
Sept. 2S-By J. simpson q Co. 225 Park
No. 5000. March /. 1901. and goods held
over.
Sept 23-By Chas Weaver. 726 10th
ave. clothing pledged u Sept 10. 1901
Sept. 24-By J. Blau. 10 6th-ave.. dia-
monds. jewelry. etc. Nos. 81 937 10 Sc, 440
Aug l. 1901. and all goods held over.
Sept. 2i-By H Freel. % New Chambers
st. clothing pled~ed To Sent IS. 1901.
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RESSNAkING.
FURNISHED ROOMS.

IlST-Sr, IS WEST.-Fu-rtshcd room
with use q bath. references. gentlemen
only.
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TREATMENT FOR RHEUMATISM.

by T. II THALAIA - West 52d-st.; also
hair and scalp treatment
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JOS. SHONGOOD 4 SONS auc,s

Salesrcoms. No. 81 Eowery.
Sept. l7-Men's and women's crotbir.
etc. Il. Peyscr's Son. 800 2d-ave. %
Hepl: it-Je"elry' Watches diamonds.
etc; c. BTuckueimer Il Son. 1893 3d-ave
sept. lS-Mrus, women's ana chi,drer,s
clothing. etc. pledged to Sept To- 1901: "a
Fox. - Sth-ave.: 7. Mcfarland. Bklyn
Sept. lS--Jewelry. watches diauonSs
silverwaTe, etc, pledged previous to Sent
.. 1901: L. Aufses. 30 Stanton-st
Sept. l9-Men' and womens clothing
etc; T.. Gia ser. % Catherine-st
Sept 13-Jewelry. watches. diamonds
siiverware. etc, pledged to Sept. l.. 1901:
i. Silbcrsteiu's Sons, 10 6th-ave: SLIDER
stein Bros. = 4jT Sth-ave.
sept 22-Mens and women's clothing
etc: Ned Harlan. 400 Hudson-st.
sept 22-Jewelry, watches. diamonds
etc, 4. Frankenstein & Co. $50 Grand-st
Sept. 23-Men's and Women's clothing
etc. pledged TO Sept. 10. 1901: =. SLIDER
stein Sons. 10 6th-sve.. SIberstein Bros
2,45T sth-ave
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THE NEW KITTATINNY.
Delaware Water Gap. Pa
OPEN UNTIL NOVEMBER
beautiful changing foliage Out
door sports Driving Bathing. boating and sh
Ing Kew ownership and Electric lights.
hydraulic elevator bath. Steam heat; open
h-4pIaces Exter piazzas. "a from NeI-YoTk
LEWIS T. BRYANT. Msr
LEEDS & JTPPINCOTT. Props.
Haddon Hall, Atlantic City. N J.
DELAWARE WATER GAP, PA
Delightful fail resort golf fishing boating all a1ue-
TIL Nov. l. Booklets and all iufor-
nation at LACKAwANSA RESORT BUREAU. 429
Broadway, New-fork-
DocoNo MOUNTAIN HOUSE AND SPRINGS. M.
/ Pocono 300; ell. 1924 IT Golf. Orchestra.
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NAtTEP--C'-h or U-fva.5 b. --aiuaf
YOUR E1ElI--11sr- ma. courteous ez-
pert. E-e .-5-s rity club. private refer
encss- gentee' place only. 3s25 3i-ave..
care - Culver
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

lib GRAMERCY PARK. rooms I5., toI VII" IN
Ter in the Governor Tilden House su-
per4or table. reference.
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81 WEST 57rH-ST.-Desirable rooms Win Win
board: select, convenient location; near
Central PARK and cars; refe: ences-
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CHAUFFECK--Now employed: long ex-
ueffence best OF references A c.
AiANS, ST. West 130th-st.
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BOOKKEEPER. cashier. salesman; compe-
tent: Al references; with good house. no
canyassing: willing to work hard for sue
csss ,BTLITY Box Il. Tribune Office.
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KKEEPER-Doubls entry, 80 years
evrerience with leading firms OF London.
Paris Buenos Ayres. Santos; salary $40
A6Srsss NE.TOT-I. ROx ~ Tribune OffiCe.
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0lD DOTl0RIlON G0EIE

SERVICE.
For Old Point Comfort SOTfo soq Peersb S
J2chnnor6 Virginia Beach, Washington. D c. and entire
West -, s-or, r,.- nc
y r. foot Of Beach St, every week day at ) J. NJ
- - ' - II B. WALKER Traffic Manager.
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ROOKKEFPER (2D and office assistant.
double, single entry: writes figures well:
highest references. salary 70 object &C
PIRATE Box 80 Tribune once.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Teutonic Sept Il. Majestic Oct noon
ty1aric. noon ceie. Oct. 3
Oceanic. Sept. "a IL m Ge-manc Oct ) noon
Pier 4s. North River. Once. Broadway. New York.
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ISAAC Lowndesvil s. c., Abbevlle
County, Captain McCals Of the largest farm
He lad " twelve at the close Of
schools the negbohood which
father lived until he when he entered his chosen
farming thirty has devoted him.
pursuits aud bis and good judgment have been
with He considered OF the best farmers 10 the upper
the State number Of has been Identified with oil the
looking the farmer and their
general good his community county and State He ardent
Hampton 1876 and did valiant and
effective redemption Of his State Taking interest public
affair." he represented his county the State Conventions since ls
Having bis the State Convention In
Reform giving his most active
support delegate the Third Congressional District the Dem
National Convention 1892 the convention OF 1896
selected by the delegation represent South Carolina
Bryan 1885, In 1894 he
his county with ability He
Constitutional Convention receiving the
largest number Of other member Of the delegation.
Spain and South
the 'front.' and to
expense equipment Com
the soldiers the first regiment military service He took
interest In the comfort aud welfare soldiers were called
fight their Company most complimentary
outns thanking him for bis valuable services and assistance
Being lifelong submits his candidacy the Democratic
voters the Third District and will his views on leading national
questions from time to time the campaign progresses
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Tho Imperial Edies Aboat Chile
Labor.

While We do not think there 10 much doubt
% 70 the desirability OF abcishing child labor
in cotton mills, We cannot get rid OF the idea
fore the people and the right orthoso most In.
with the desires OF shs majority. As pre-
sented by the State convention the other day
he question 70 not an issue at oil. II come'
down N Q peremptory order. Candidates fol-
he Legislature are required TO pledge them.
elves TO the abolition OF child labor, a pre-.
requisite 70 being allowed % ask for tho suf.
fisges Of the white voters. There can be NO
discussion. Even the principle OF seif-Rov.
eminent is ignored, and precedent In estab-
iehed for future orders OF the same kind.
The abolition OF child labor 10 the cotton
mills Will send many families back TO the
1fms 70 again become slaves TO tho lien Law.
lt was oecauee these families considered cot
Too mill conditions more tolerubls than lien
conditicus that they went from the farms "a
the milia. II 10 difficult 10 say which condi.
tion ID really better but the majority ol
hose most Interested seem BY their acts. "a
maven given their preference 70 copdi lions nj
'be mills. II it 10 really desired 10 benefit
lhese people, maybe Il would be good idea tC
isvote a much attention 70 the smelioraiion
If farm conditions a 10 sought 10 be devo ted
cotton mill conditions. Al any rate. fair
minded people would like the flavor OF the
shole proposition much better u Il should
10 made clear that the real object In view 10
Improvement In the conditions OF labor rath
- than the embafrassment OF oap!tal.-fork'
vile EuquiSer.
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How 90 Make Game Stew.

Lay four mallard ducks cut In small
pieces In salt water for i've hours.
Take one bunch Of celery, two carrots,
one onion. q small piece Of garlic. I've
red peppers and chop very fine. Put
ducks on to boil and at the same time
add the vegetables and half pound OF
picked pork. Cook for one hour. then
add one can tomatoes. two cans French
mushrooms and cook for 30 minutes
more. Then add half a teaspoonful
each Of the following spices: CHINA.
mon, cloves. allsplce. mace. nutmeg.
thyme. savory. three bay leaves. Stir
and mix well together. Peel i've pota.
toes. cut In small pieces and add when
stew Ii nearly done. Then add one
quart of ripe olives. Eve tabiespoonfuls
worcestershire sauce. half bottle catch
up. Last, thicken with little dour.
Let stew stand 30 minutes after cook.
Ing before serving. Be careful not to
put in too much Of any one spice. The
same stew can be made Of any Wild
game. using about the same amount OF
meat.
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HOW TO TELL DELFT.
DfRerences between Real and Ins.
tsiion Are Marked.


taiion Are Marked.
Color Is the most important consider
alton In deciding whether or not alleg.
ed delft is genuine. Blue delft must
not be too blue to he real. The natural
color of the ware Is a pure white. Its
texture Is Of hardness greatly resem.
bling porcelain. The only thing In delft
that Is legitimately blue Is the design
or figures. These are Of deep indigo
tint, the production Of which Is one OF
the secrets Of Holland.
For more than two centuries potters
all over the world have striven to imi-
tate delft and have failed. The latest
attempts have been made In Bonn. Ger
many. Real" delft is as different from
the Bonn product as silk Is from satin.
In the first place Bonn delftware Is
soft and not unlike majolica. A slight
chip In the glaze reveals Its claylike
texture. Then. too. the ware itself II
blue. which Is an nnpardonable fault
The coloring Of the design seems to
have spread over its entire surface.
Diyergences in portraits and pictures
are one Of the distinguishing marks OF
real delft. 1t Is all painted by hand.
No machine ever comes In contact with
It. Bonn delft IL In q striking contrast.
Absolute uniformity is obtained by the
use of stencils and machine made out.
lines.
Contrary to the belief Of some col
lectors, there Is no intrinsic merit In old
delft. The kind that comes from the
potteries today Is quite as fine and
more beautiful In design than its prede-
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Hon. r. d. Gary for Lieutenant Gov
ARnAR-

Hon. r. d. Gary for Lieutenant Gov
0ruOP.
Al we have already asserted through the
columns Of this paper, we propose to support
Hon. Frank B. Gary for the ONCE OF Lieuien.
In the light OF past experience. the fact OF
bis being home man, - snfficient reason. u
there were none higher and more potent, for
this decision. Bot aside from this. no man
in the State is better 1tied by legisla tive ex.
perience and nat,rsl bent Tor the position u
He ID familiar With every detail ofshe work,
having served 10 the House OF Representa-
iivea. frat ~ clerk In the earlier days OF bis
later q Speaker. the duties OF toe Lieuten 40 I
Governor beiog practically Identical With
those ofSpeaker OF the House OF Representa-
tives.
HIs record a Speaker 10 surpassed by none
apd equaled BY few OF those who have niled
that responsible and honorable position.
Canning upon the scene while factional feel
Ing wsa high. BY . course always correct,
impartial, and defereptiai, he gained not
only the respect and admiration OF bis asso-
ciaies-he GAINED their warm and hearty
friendship. and u ~ . notable fact that some
Of the beat tributes TO bits worth and tmpsrti-
slity :, wsrs BY those who differed from him
Nj. Gary's commandig presence. his grace
fui and easy bearing 10 the chair and bis
knowledge Of psrlamentar Law. would com;
nj d,sriH.5 snS c,iinrsd hoSv' Whaieysr
snces. Ss nav hass eI.sinsS IN q nniiiicai
Wsy IN due 10 h,s rseneniE.d ability ana to q
spirit Of candor and fidelity that has always
marked hia career.
the following extracts speak ior them.
selves:
HE served nve yeaH a Speaker OF the
Al IN ali s,des Sor the G,.nitv S.irnesa and
.hiii,v with vhi.h he nresiSed nvsr tbat
nnSvH- -Tha s,a,s In, A =, IA 1n,v = l0oi
o'"'e ..'.. 49, 90 es :.
by DIS retirement ine siate 'oses tne oes!
spes,sssi .s u , mas nas ancr Jonh =; SnePps,o o
noIo tue PIacs; sn9 one OF tnS oest ,nr s.ate
'." W. ..o' 's',,. W.. ".
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THE COUNTY FAIR.
Enough Money Has Been Raised, and We
Wili Have q Glorious Old Time Next

Enough Money Has Been Raised, and We
WIN Have Glorious Old Time Next
Pali.
Al n MEETING OF the citizens OF the town
heId In ths Court House last Thursday after
noon IL vas dednitely decided TO have anoth.
ar isir this fall. 4 committee was eppointed
to solicit subscriptions. and the most fatief-
ing success 10 being mot with. Enough
money has bepn lubscrlb-d TO assure the sue
cesa OF the undertaking. bot The members OF
the committe are still at work a. 10 IN do
aired 10 excel the fair Of last fall IN every ra.
| spect.
Hill and 7. q. White were elected 10 ihs Of
nces OF preaident. secretary and treasurer.
chairman Of executive committee and chtef
marshal, respectively. Mr.. l.. W. White was
elected vice president.
A resolution was passed Inviting the eii'.
xens OF the county u meet IN me Court
House. on SslessiRy, In June TOR the purpose
OF selecting committees aud taking vuch
| farther action a. may be deemed advisable
| for the succ-sa Of the fair.
II In desirable TO have larger agricultural
and stork exhibits this year than last. and
| every perton who feela Interested in such
| matters 10 earnestly reQussted TO attend. AID
| In making the fair . succesa and help build
up these two important iudusir ries by Great.
,ng friendly rivalry among those engaged
The iair wili be conducted upon plan sim.
liar 10 that Of last year. and iha peop,e of the
entire cnuuty are requested to join In the
meeting on SaIssday and help perfect the
rians and organixati,n.
J. Fraser Lyon, Secretary.
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Ho,v 20 shampoo with Flour.

The -four Is sifted into the hair In
handfuls. the locks are divided into
sections and brushed with soft brush
until every particle Of white dust has
been removed. Three or four appli.
cations Of -four should be used for each
shampoo. rs the last brushing ought to
show the entire absence Of dirt The
hair should be brushed every night
with fine. flexible brushes which should
be cleaned two or three times q week.