The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-04-17
TO Make His Musiache Groy

"See any change IN my mustaeheF
asked the young man with crash trou-
sers, Lelt a crash hat and a.sbltt
bosom distinctly audible at a dlstahse
of half.mIle. ..Think it's n little
heavier, don't your I'm glad of that.
Yes. think she's CROWN myself Got
a new scheme. :
"You see I've tried alp the 'resferers
and capillary developers aud mus
tuche IN a night preparations on the
market. and they didn't do a. thlng to
me. One .restorer' took II all of, .an
Inylgorator had me SO cauldn't smile
without breaklng the skin for Y week,
and the 'lsustaehe W 4 nlsht iake
turned II deep green.
I'm treatin'. il now BY the slngeH
process. You know ..what" tHff ~.
You've seen BARRIERS SINCE hAirt IN ven.
YOU? The theory is that the fame closes
ND the hair cbannel atrhe end ard the
heat calls up the oil FROM the balb In
your scalp. .strengtheping tho hair and
making IL glossy. Great thing. Wen.
I'm smoking my cigarettes short
That's all. Every time one gets down
to quarter. of an loeb IN length II
s4nges three or four -mpstaehe BARS.
aud as I snrok 9, NY n day ! Keep inc
game up pretty TtGularly, I'll have "a
mustachs ,lks; Bpgal2s H :s!s.I IN M mOh.l'
or sMo: M "A Il. .,..- -,
.a....., Too GeIf.Gonac,a.,aA
1t is peculiarly nectssary.tllat. we in
America should Understand the danger
of morbid self,csnsciOnless. foe IT. Is
one OF our two most distinct We nation.
nj VICES being eguled only by our II
reyerepee. II Is 40 accident .thpi'more
books are written nDout sAmeriea than
concerning any other land. snor. does II
mean that We are rh5fe,lntresting tex.
cept to ourselves than tfte fest bf'the
world. Al does peap that. VI arc so
self-coriseions. 50 osersenstlYe,s ~
praise and aboyelalBs oanxious
to know what our nelehbors are.saying
about us--fhat any Traveller. however
name and incapable. wlo.pends few
weeks npou pur soil, MAJ return tome
and write his book about us AND we
buy 1t by therhundred thousand We
are doing great things, Trunks to ssr
opportunities and ON f6refathers; bot
how much greater might We DO could
we use In quiet, simple action the tlme
and energy we spend In puiflhg our.
selves .upon eur .achleyements.-Ladles'
Home Journal. ~,
r. 4Gafsrs- Am ,IsApIppse: = -,
II don't suppose .ls4io,ld tell The
story said Brows wsb. a .sn,Ie. 4Aut
IN IS too good,fo ke.At So here gocsssIy
wife Is d prouotfnced ehtiny to cigar
CITES, and is ready .at al times TO sirIlic
blow ut the mlserabIe little. coffin
nall. as she takes delight In callingrit.
The.other day she thanced to msel'a
small boy setclidiy smoking one, Qfthe
little White rolls, .'dDd the sieht-hused.
her to kold. uprhsg hands Id iorros,. /.
Little boy. she, said..Aseserely,
'don't'you wast to grow up to he a big.
strong ma'nYa''. - laltif'i
"Yes'm,' answered tile boy between.
:puffs.
Well you never viii II you smoke
those misty thlngsl They will make
yen dreadfully thin!la isa,a4r at
"6eeF replied 't1ic boy. as.he looked
critically at my wife, Who is extresnely
thin. Gee! but YOU must baye smoked
a.lqt of them. ,",.petEoit. .f,ris, Iress.
To Renew "oId Block silk" Drcss.
a few. little: touches applied with
skill viii make your ."old black sl]E
quite nice enough for mahy day.s
will require new sleeves. nHdF inll
shape, with embroidered muslin rufndst.
sleeves. Trim the bodice with a snfbll
round yolse, a collar, and a ruiIIe Gown
the front OF the embroidered muslin.
outline the yoke with narrow velvet
ribbon. snd trim the edge OF the skirt
with the same.-Ladles' Home Journal