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strong men would have failed, he
succeeded. He slowed himself away
In the hold of steamer. and after
the ship had left port volunteered to
earn his passage as dishwasher
At Ellis island the determined lad
found his first real difficulty. He had
no money, no friends or relatives to
vouch for him. Therefore-so spake
the stern official who represented the
strong arm OF the law in great Amer
ica-therefore Benjamin Axelrod
must go back TO Pechunka.
The boy was placed on return
ing steamer bound for Rotterdam.
II any thought. however, that he
would 50 easily give up his mission.
they reckoned without Benjamin
Axelrod. A few weeks later the
Ellis island beaurocrat again saw the
the homely eager face of little Ben
jamin. Again he had slowed himself
away. again he had earned his pas
sage by honest toll as a dish wash
er. Again the official hardened his
heart. Again he said. 60 back to
Pechunka." Again Benjamin went
back. but not to Pechunka. Arriv-
ing at Rotterdam. he boarded the
next American-bound steamer. How
he eluded the keen eyes OF the
ships men, who had been warned
to keep a sharp lookout for a little,
understood Jewish lad, is known on
ly to benjamin. Perhaps. since the
boy has become an expert dishwash-
or and is willing and able worker,
the ships officers are not averse to
his presence. In any event, little
BENJAMIN continues to come back.
Thirteen times he has crossed the
Atlantic In the last few months
lack and forth he goes. a human
shuttlecock between Rotterdam and
New York, where the statue Of Lib
erty blazes welcome-to those
who have the price.
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Society at White House.

What promises 10 be an eNcep-
tionally brilliant social season AT
the White House will have its .ucep-
ton Thursday with cabinet din
ner. in accordance with custom. All
~ tho ""r hers Nf t.a dcu' $
official family. with their wives, and
about an equal number OF other dis
tinguished guests. will gather about
the white house banquet b, ar, is
the guests of the President and Mrs.
Roosevelt There will be no other
official function at the executive
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FORECAST FOR THE
COMING WEEK.


The news events which will pro-
badly loom largest In the public eye
next week will be the review OF tho
battlcship fleet by President Roose'
welt at Hampton Roads on Monday.
when the vessels start on their Jour
ney to the It. 4, =,
in naval history. The Maynower.
with the President and his party
aboard, Is to arrive In Hampton
Roads from Washington shortly after
s O'Clock In the morning and Will
anchor near the center of the fleet.
The flag officers, Iui
commanders OF the vessels. will then
10 on board the May1ower TO pay
their respects to the President. Re
turning To their ships, the fleet viii
proceeded by the Mayilower ine
latter vessel vii lanchcr near the
Tail OF the Horscshoes. the fleet pas
sing In review and out to sea to be-
gin its great adventure. The custom
nry salutes will be exchanged. The
fleet will consist of sixteen battle
ships, ak torpedo boats, four supply
Ships and nlnc cuilNr, e.
command " Rear Admiral Robley ID.
Evans. Twelve thousand men will
he carried on the various vessels.
The eatablcs and other supplies cost
S6.OOO.OOO and the coal will cost
81, 500 900. The trip will be nearly
1900 miles long and will consume
sixty three stcaming days. Fifty-two
} days will be occupied In coaling and
In target practice. The t.-.
down the American and South Ameri
can coasts. through the strait oi
Magellan and thence up the Pacific
coast Ia san Francisco -, ps
viii be admtadmae etitcar mtgrapus
will be- made at Trinidad, Rio de-
Janeiro. ltinta Arneras, Callao and
Magdalena BAY. The itinerary pro-
! vides for an average OF ten
knots an hour. The first division OF
the feet will comprise the Connect
cut. flagship OF Rear Admiral Robley
ID. Evans commander In chief of the
Kansas and Vermont. The second
division will include the Georgia.
! ..s ,uIp of Rear Admiral William
| II. Emory commanding officer, and
the Virginia. New Jersey al Rhode
! Island. The third division will com
prise the Minnesota, flagship of Rear
/ Admiral Charles NJ. Thomas. com
mandug officer, and the Ohio Maine
and Missouri The fourth division
Rear Admiral c. 5. Sporry. command.
ing officer. and the Illinois Kearsare
and Kentucky. On the bridge OF the
Mayilower with President RIosevel;
At Mondays review will ho Jt
retary and assistant secretary OF the
navy, Admira ..',,,
the general board; Rear Admiral
Brownson. chief Of tho bureau of navi-
cation, and several Of the Nag Of
hccrs who are at the head OF bureaus
in the navy department At Wash
inEton. The first top 3D..
will be ~ Trinidad, probably on
December 2S or "a
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Consistory at Rome.

The most important event of the
week In religious circles will be
the consistory 70 be held at Rome
on Monday. when Mgr. Pietro Cas-.
parri. secretary OF congregation of
extraordinary ecclesiastical Affairs,
Mgr. Audrieu. archbishop OF Mar
OF Rheims. will be appointed cardi.
OF Rheims. will be appointed cardi-
nails. 4 public consistory will be
held on Thursday. when the red
hat will be- conferred ON the arch
bishops who were raised to the car.
dinalatc nj the last Conslstory.
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Success Club.

The Success" Club met in regular
session Friday. December 18th. In
their club room In the High school.
The club was called to order by
the president. John Hoffman. The
minutes of last meeting were read
and approved
As there was no business to come
before the club the following pro
gram was rendered:
Readlng-Eliza Cruce.
Debate c-"Resolved. That Carnegie
should put his money Ia a better
use than building libraries" Affirm
ative. Francis Alexander and Walter
Diuler; negative. May Roberts and
Philip Nelson.
Roy Bledsoc-Papcr Opinion
OF School"
Pantomine-t;eorgc Williams. Sal
lie May Mccoy and Grace Jones.
George Williams Impersonatcd Mr.
Canterberry. viii McIamorc actc,
as critic. and after giving In hi
report the club adjourned to NEE
January i.-l90S.
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Danderine

Works wonders. 1t produces hair
Just as surely as rain and sunshine
produces crops. II produces thick
growth OF luXuriant hair when all
other remedies fail We guarantee
Danderinc All druggists sell II 25c.
soc. and slO0 per bottle. To prove
its worth send this ad and 10 cents
In STAMPS or silver and we will mail
YOU large free sample Knowlton
Danderine Co.. Chicago. Ill. Dtf
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A Boon to Elderly People.

Mout-elderly people have some Kid
ney or bladder disorder that is bot
painful and dangerous. Foley's Kid
ney Remedy has proven boon to
many elderly people as It stimulate
the urinary organs, corrects irregu
lartles and tones up the whole sys
TEN. Commence taking Foleys Kid
pey Remedy ut once and be vigor
GUS. For sale by all druggists. DIV
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and warm
With kissy places ON her neck and
dlmples on her arms.
Once she was SO thin and cross.
used TO cry with pain
Mother gave her Cascasweet. now
she's well again. Sold by w.
a. Frame. DIV
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Ladies' OF the Leaf.

The Ladies OF the Leaf will meet
with Mrs. George f. Goodwin on
North Washington street Monday
December l6.
MRS. JOHN TEER,
Cor. Secretary.
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Kennedys Laxative Cough Syrup
causes free yet gentle action OF
the bowels through which the cold
is forced out OF the system. Chill
dren like II. Contains no opiates
nor narcotics. Sold BY w. F.
Frame. DIV
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Foley's Orino Laxative gives per
manent relief In cases OF habitual
constipation as II stimulates the
liver and restores the natural action
Of the bowels without irritating
these organs like pills or ordinar
cathartics. Does not nauseate o
grippe and is mild and pleasant t
take. Remember the name Foley
Orino Laxative ana refuse substi
tutes. For sale by all druggists. d
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Piles Cured In 6 to "a DAYS.

Pazo Ointment is guaranteed to
cure any case OF Itching, Blind,
Bleeding or Protruding Piles In to
"A days or money refunded. soc. II
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We want your cashier checks; will
pay sl,O5 on the dollar for all you
spend with us.
HAMILTON SHOE STORE.
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For the next 80 days Hamilton
& Co viii pay sl.05 on the dollar
for all cashier checks spent with
thm.
NAMILTON SHOE STORE.
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We pay sl05 on the dollar for
cashier checks, Spend them with
US.
HAMILTON SHOE STORE.
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Liabilities.
s565736O9

No better index TO the growth OF
Ardmore can be found than Is re-
nectci in the steady and constant
increase OF the deposits OF the Ard
more National Bank.
LEE CRUCE. Pres.
G. W. STUART. Cashier.
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mansion until January l. when the |
New Years reception Will be held !
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UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY
Condensed Statement
Of the Condition OF
The Ardnore National Bank

At Ardmore, Oklahoma, at the close
OF business, December 3. 1907.
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Woods gave voice selections. ndl
Fraley. Bonnie Porter and Eula Sims
sang sweetly. Bonnie Porter gave n
plano solo.
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-02

same2 Can IL be bought by the pint or
quart or is IL put up like any prepared
medicine
Do YOU think the following method
I Of keeping superhUoUs hair in stlbiection
good oneZ Apply ammonia fun
! strength; let il dry and wet well with
peroxide Alternate each night with
pumlcc stone. O. ID <
The amount OF water 10 be used with
the NduCaire remedy is wholly a matter
Of choice Il is entirely immaterial and
depends upon your personal taste
know nothing OF the tablets to
which you rcfer- No natter how light
your lunch, you can p4Iur some OF the
remedy into q small brittle. and take IL
with you. BY no men y omit IL.
Malt extracts are n ode by several
standard companies. Mat plain or COM
bined with iron. beef. o. wine is TO be
RECOMMENDED. These may be bought by
the bottle at any large druggists, and
come In several sizes
Your treatment for superfiuous hair
is excellent, but rather harsh II would
DO well in cases of thick. obstinate hairs
Do not use il on the face.
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Body Covered With Hairs.

Ny whole body is covered with long
hairs, and they are a source Of great
modification 10 me. Kindly give me a
remedy for removing them our family
physician said he would remove them.
but / would have TO undergo treatment
and do not care TO do that. Do YOU
know of any remedy that would per
manently remove them and yet not he
too severe to apply 10 the tenderest
parts of the body?
TIE wisest thing you could do would
be o follow your physicians advice
There is no remedy that could holm Won
except the electric or x-ray methods
both Of which would have to be guided
by another person Do not atteunr
any remedy yourself. I can understand
your natural repugnance. but YOU will
have to overcome II in this case If Won
wish the condition to be removed. no
as your doctor tells you. and his treat
ment will probably be effective
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-02
Wants Another Stain.

MIS- A Van b caurot give my
opinion OF any proprietary article, but
ledNe you 10 make up your Cwn mind as
10 me purity and harmfulness OF a hair
stain OF which you cannot get anv
more Stree the food and drug law has
been passed Both sugar of lead and
sulphur are dangerous drugs For this
reason, and because IL has proved IN
satisfactory in many cases, I no longer
recommend the physician S prescription
since you cannot get walnut skins. the
iolloWlng Will prove quite as good.
HENSA HAIR STAIN.
Take one ounce of henna leaves. stcep
IN pint Of boiling water FOR twenrv
minutes. Let stand until It gets cold
strain the LIQUID. Apply TO the hair bv
the ala Of small sponge. The henns
VII something's stain the scalp. but the
stain can easily be removed -bv som ana
water.
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5 hoes

] A strong solution of salt water is 2
/ great strengthened Of weak rouscIes
| This regimen must be followed repr-
( larry, however, morning and evening
and between times, IL convenient 70
/ DO so, In order to tone up depleted
nerves. weak muscles and. conse-
quently, defective circulation. The salt
bath should be followed by an oil rub.
1 better still. a massage. which will do
great amount Of good.
1t is sometimes necessary to give
ankles that have tendency to turn
an opportunity to regain their strength
by wearing supporters. These come
in very thin rubber or in webbing. and
they are adjusted. of course. under the
hose. Even at first when one is taking
the exercises prescribed Il will be a
good plan to wear the "anklets" after
ward, until the muscles grow stronger.
when all supports should be discarded.
so the rejuvenated muscles will be
brought into use
Many people are under the impress
sion that they suffer from weak ankles.
when the root of the trouble is badly
fitted shoes-yes. and even hose. Very
short hose not only wear outsq,,icklv.
but they cramp the toes and make one
generally uncomfortable Add 10 this
shoes that do not fit properly. which
are either too broad and throw the
foot forward too much, or which are
too narrow and cramp the toes. Too
high arched insteps or too low ones
VIII ruin the shapeliest foot and injure
the ankles, the muscles of which will
become distorted if abused.
Exaggerated heels. perhaps, cause
more trouble than any other thing
about shoes. The present day footgear.
with high Cuban and French heels.
cause no end of trouble. with the re-
suit that the natural arch Of the foot
is exaggerated, and. in consequence. all
the muscles Of the foot and ankle be-
come strained and tense.
The proper way Of walking, too. should
be acquired, as this viii obviate ankle
difficulties greatly \ strai ghtforward
swing from the hip and a firm placing Of
the foot letting it fan naturally, VIII
correct many muscular troubles
As TO the feet themselves. they de-
serve great deal better care than is
usually givn them, and. if this were
done. ankles would not rebel and cause |
50 much trouble as they do.
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When One Is Otherwise IL.

Discouraged and Marie-Where there
is. or recently has been. any constitu-
tional trouble. il would be best not to
try any other remedy Especially must
o. who has just recovered from tuber-
cUlosis be extremely careful. Massage
Will do neither of you harm however.
Use cocoa butter IT warm alcohol as an
application. Practice deep breathing ex-
erclses. and wash the bust with cold
water or vinegar.
For superfluous hair, see answers TO
several others in today's columns You
must be particularly gentle with the
delicate skin of the face
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A Quartet of Questions.

How much water should one use with
the Vaucaire remedy? Enough to make
glassfui or half a glass?
II 1t is impossible for one to take the
remedy at noon, when one has a very
hght lunch, would you advise the use
of the tablets Of the same name. or do
you think II would be just as well to
go without?
Can you suggest any particular malt
extract or tell me how TO purchase the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-02

A j.
i y Is this the regimen which Won
desire? 1t is the SChweninger-
Oertel system
Morning-A cupful Of tea and coffee
with little milk, altogether six ounces,
three ounces Of bread.
Noon-Three 70 four ounces Of SCUM:
seven to eight ounces Of roast beef. veal
game. or not too fat poultry. salad or
q light vegetable; a little fish cooked
without fat; an ounce Of bread or fari-
naceous pudding never more than three
ounces; three to six ounces OF frlit
fresh preferred. for dessert. II IL is hot
weather, or no fresh fruit il eaten six
TO eight ounces OF light wine NAV be
taken.
Afternoon-The same amount of coffaa
or tea as in the morning. with M most
six ounces of bread as an exceptionsl
indulgence.
Evening-One or two sOft-boiIed eggs
an ounce Of bread, perhaps q small slice
of cheese; salad and fruit; six to eight
ounces of wine with four or five ounces
Of water
trust that this treatment will prove
satisfactory.
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you would advise me to do to nv skin To
keep them from coming?
MRS. V. A NJ.
ton. Moles are not evidence Of nor
condition of the skin. They are USUALLY
present 1T birth. and stretch IS one
grows older. Nothing viii remove them
DuI electric or N-ray treatment Are
you quite sure that the spots of which
you complain are moles2
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Not in My PROVINCE.

c p. F.-Your query must have been
sent 70 me by mistake. as a glance AZ
these columns vii! assure YOU that pot
terry has nothing TO do with either
beauty or health I am sorry il the
mistake has caused you any ANNOYANCE.
and hope To be able to serve YOU better
at some future time.
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Outside NV Prnvinoe

ANXIOUS am sorry. but you must
have mistaken nv denartrneut 7 srS
AFRAID the answer 10 your question
comes under the heading Of neither
health nor beauty. / hope to serve YOU
better at some future time.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-02
Superfuous Hair Removed by Elec-
TRICKY.

/ wish some information in regard to
superfuous hair on my upper lip being
removed by electricity. Can YOU recon-
mend a physician who you know can
successfully remove the hair by this
process? They are very thick and very
hne. Is there rot danger Of leaving nv
I'D pltted and uglier than before2 Is
the operation extremely painf1iI and
how many hairs can be removed AT one
sltuhSF Mrs. +. l. J.
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! have used ten bottles of DR.. Vau-
CARES remedy without result This
was last summer. I am fifty years old
Kindly inform me If my ge is against
me. II not / am willing TO try again.
Mrs J. B.
With some persons the Vaucaire rem
edy is very slow in its results. II dis
continued before its effect is complete.
the benefit derived from II viii disap-
pear but In the end the cure Is per
Eanent. Fifty years IS not too old for
u 70 show results. but the older one
is the longer IL will take
If possible. drink matt extract with
your meals and practice massage and
deep breathing. For further directions
see answer TO Discouraged and
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The cure is absolute ana permanent.
but is necessarily, though not extremely.
painful. If performed by a competent
surgeon. no traces of the operation
should be left. and the lip should be
smooth and not pitted. The number Of
treatments required depends upon the
thickness and frequency of the hairs 1
am sorry that It is impossible for me to
recommend any surgeon to you. In
your city there should be many good
ones. ASK your own doctor or druggist
TO give you the name OF one OF these
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A~aGAce 6zeRoIaLIlAoAoa A9queoE5I

treatment VIII Cd ange them Even il
70 could. doubt II any unnatural IN
crease Ia size would develop their
-eauty DrcportiDnally. You can beauty
your eyebrows and cyelashes. however,
and thus make your eyes more attrac-
I'VE But after all II is the expression
which Coufers their chief charm
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-02
skin Loose Around Finger Nails.

Kindly tell me what TO do for nv
myers. The skin around tie nails peels
OF Cutting makes no difference. Blk.
Cutting, indeed. does no good. for il
IS the chief cause of the trOublei Never
cut the skin around YOUR fingers bnf
push it in with an ors lge-wood stick,
For the present soak your fingers. also.
IN warm olive oil and the condition
VIII soon be relieved
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ne Cause and sue Of MoIes.

Kindly tell me what causes uoIes TO
appear on the face. Is the skin in poor
condition. L have a few on my face
and neck, and they seem 20 keep COM
ing. IN the last month two more have
come on my neck. Is there anything
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-02
Troubles with the vauoaire Remedy.

About last July OF August 1 began TAX
ing the Naucaire treatment which YOU
recommend have taken il quite regu-
AIRY ever since 20 20 about a month
ago II was a long, long time before I
nOuceu any Improvement but l stuck
10 the remedy, and finally the improve
menl came About a month ago I de-
cldeu would stop Inside OF a week all
the Improvement which had taken so
long 10 come about vanished like magic.
MABEL.LE IS
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I Cannot criticise Proprietary Articles

r. F. d. am very sorry. but I can
not recommend OF disparage any pro-
prietary article. such as are the creams
you mention You would better make
your complaint to the manufacturer or
the seller Of the goods
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Vichy and. Kissingen.

Do you personally know Of any one
benefited by the vichy and kissingen
saitsE MRS +. NJ.
1 have personally known Of many
whom these salts have benefited and
also of many others whose conditions
have only been aggravated They may
make you thin, or they may make vou
stout. All depends upon the individual
Tell me for what you wish to use them
end l will try to help you further.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-02

stomach trouble will not turn the
teeth yellow, though il may cause them
To blacken and decay / should saw
mat IN your case the condition is due
70 neglect If you do not clean your
teeth properly, tartar will form. and
eventually you viii lose them Regin
over again by going to a dentist and
letting him give them a thorough clean
ing. Then. II you dc not care for DOW
der, get good liquid or paste prepara-
ton and brush them we'll at least twice
a day. and, if possible, after each meal
Never allow bits Of food to remain IN
the crevices, but extract them with denta,
HoSS- Never pick the teeth with any
sharp instrument but use a wooden or
quill tOOthDick. Wash the mouth out
frequently with lukewarm water and an
astringent mouth wash. You cannot ex-
pect TO have healthy or pretty teeth IN
less Won take good care Of them.
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quenty given in these columns. TO de-
Nelop the bust II IL is not possible for
you 20 take this, use nlassage. with a
good cream Additions with cold water
VIII also tend TO harden The bust II il
is flabby.
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ORANGE-FLOWER CREAM

Melt the first three ingredients. add
the glycerine 10 the orange. ~ver water
and dissolve the borax in Re mixture:
then pour il slowly into the blended
fats, stirring continuously.
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Use DR.. Vaueaire's Remedy.

Mrs NJ. la As l must so often
say, cannot give any opinion on the
merits of a proprietary article always
advise DR.. Yaucaire's remedy. so fire.