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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-16
A Good Depilatorv.

II NDLY have the recipe for super
K fluous hair on the arms repub-
IN lished. All l can remember OF
II was that there were but TWO
articles in the formula and that II would
take hair of in about FIVE minutes.
ANXIOUS.
have several formulas for depila tories,
but only one containing but two ingredi-
ents and taking FIVE minutes for its
FORK. am giving IL to you III the fol-
lowing. 1t is the one you desire, is it
not?
OLD DEPILAToRY.
Sulphydrate Of soda.............10 100 grains
Chalk ....e....-............... 200 grains
Mix thoroughly and keep dry IN we'll
cOrked bottle until wanted for use. Take
enough TO make paste and add warm
water to II until the proper consistency
IS secured Spread over the hairy sur
face, and allow TO remain for from one
10 FIVE minutes. according 10 the nature
of the growth and the susceptibility of
the skim then scrape Oft with a blunt
blade-a paper knife. for example IL
should be removed as in every case
with a depilatory. when the burning
sensation Is produced. Too long contact
with the skin should be avoided. and
Immediately after the hair has been re-
.--0ved the denuded surface should oe
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-16

The only formula ] have corresponding
TO your description is one for oily fall
ing hair. l hope it is the one OF which
you speak. In case Il Is not. write me-
again and 1 viii try to help you further
FORMULA FOR OILY FAILING HAIR.
Use the following mixture daily. rub
bing well into the scalp.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-16

I have no liquid enamel for the
purpose you menticn- The course
always advise TO give the nails a prop
erly polished mot shiny look is TO rub
in the powder / am giving you with a
chamois polisher. and then use the rose
cosmetic. This produces a much bet
ter effect than any nail enamel could
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-16
ORANGE FLOWER CREAM.
eli, FL n

of
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-16
BROWN HAIR STAIN

Heat together IL a water hath until
the water has been completely evap-
GRATED. Then express, hlJer and per
fume-
Sage tea may be used TO darken the
hair. Make a strong brew OF dried
leaves. strain the liquid carefully
through muslin. and 10 each pint add
two teaspOOnfuls OF alcohol This should
be rubbed on the hair every night be-
fore retiring
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-16

Perhaps the most difficult question I
have to solve IS the arresting or restora--
ton OF white or gray hair. AS a matter
OF fact, the thing IL impossible, except
by dyeing. and that never advise. Your
case points 10 some contributing cause
Do you suffer from headaches or neu-
ralgia2 Failing this, II IS probably an
Instance Of seemingly natural premature
whiteness. and the best thing Is 10 let
Il take It's course. Hard as Il seems.
white hair on a young face is. perhaps
the most charming combination possible
I am sOrry, but tins is all the help
can give you. Do not. above all. at
tempt 10 stain your hair.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-16
SIMPLEST OF sHAMFOOs.
Given BY Request.

Kindly give me the formula for the
walnut HAIR stain Mrs Z. r. c.
This is the formula for which you
ask This is the earliest il was possible
10 publish il
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-16
AN EFFICIENT DEPILATORY.

Sulphide of strOntium makes an eff
cient depilatory. 1t is made as follows:
Sulphide OF strOntium. . drains
Oxide Of zinc..................... 3 drains
Powdered starch. .....-............ drains
Remove with a blunt knife as soon as
the itching changes TO singing. wash
with warm water. and apply a good
vegetable cold cream.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-16

Owing 10 the dangerous qualities O.
sugar OF lead ana general dissatisfaction
on the part Of my readers. I have dis
continued advising The physicians pre-
scriptiOn. which was purely a dye. and
not, as you think. grower as well.
am giving you a cure for partial bald
ness, and hope IL will prove satisfactory
and have the desired result. In place OF
the "a bOOed dye. use the brown hair
stain Given beiOvy
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-16
OF THE HAIR
Premature White Hairs.

~ YER since I was a child I have
IL had white hairs. Lately they
have increased 70 such an extent
that I am worried. / am only
twenty. and. naturally. white hairs have
a disagreeable effect upon my appear
ance. 1 battle my hair frequently. Does
that rob it OF proper nourishment2
find Il is rather dry. Please tell me,
what I must do 10 prevent remainder OF.
my hair from growing white.
TROUBLED
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-16
CURE FOR BALD SPOTS
Prescription Abandoned.

3. Mes. J. F.. Subscriber" p. 7.
n, NJ. D. J. NJ. J. N. Ito all those
making requests for and complaints OF
the physicians prescription for rcstor-
ing hair 20 its natural color. I wish 20
say, as l have just done 70 lack"
that because OF general dissatisfaction
with IL. and because Of The dangerous
properties Of sugar OF lead. / have dis
continued advising its use or giving me
formula therefor To restore gray hair
without dyeing is practically impossible:
otherwise the dye 1 here give Is excel
lent. ] an sorry for any trouble which
the restOrer may have given; a fair
trial OF IL has been made. and II IS
r50rr- abandoned
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-16
The Hair Troubles Of a Man.

Kindly repeat the doctors prescription
for the restoration OF color and pro
moter OF the growth OF the hair. I am
nearly bald on top OF my head, and the
remaining hair is quite gray. JACK
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-16
1rAr.NT-r srATN - -

-Four ounces Of walnut skins. beaten
10 a pulp. 10 which is added pure alco-
hOl. 16 ounces.
Let stand eight days and strain. Then
apply as any other dye.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-16

srticles IN the formula and that II would
take hair of in about FIVE minutes.
ANXIOUS.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-16
Here Is the Other Ingredient.

J ounces
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-10
EXPOSITION FORCES
HAVE BEEN REORGANIZED

NORFOLK Special -- The rad
seal organization recently effected
Cy James r. Barr. as director general
of the jamestown Exposition. among
the heads - department % the great
show. has resulted IA the following
list o. o1clals-
Harry 81. George Tucker. president
and CHIEF o. cercm olllls
James ". Barr. director general
". l. Seldom. director - works
Robert Il sexton. director % con-
crosses and special events
J. 4. Wakefield. director o. colces-
slons and admissions.
=. J. Cunningham, superintendent
OF transportation
J. Taylor Eliysor. director Of edu-
cation and history.
r $. Southgate. director O. exhibits
" M. Dixon. assistant 20 director
general and chief department % cleo
trictty.
@. =. Shepperd. secretary
Mr.. Barton Myers has rendered hl.
RESIGNATION as auditor. as has also II
NJ Balm. as assistant auditor
J. s. Teagcr. who was chief clers
20 Chairman OF the Board OF Cover
nors G.. Brooks Johnston, has beer
made an assistant 20 Mr. Wakefield
as has Miss ~. J. IAruson. of Boston
who was assistant 20 Mr. Johnston
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-10
.REv0KES LICENSE
OF SOUTHERN R. R.
Action Of Alabama Practically
Gusts Railroad From That State.
MAY INDICT THE AGENTS
Removal of Litigation From State
70 Federal Court in Violation
Of Recent Prohibitory
Law the Cause.

MONTGOMERY Special.
Tor "thc removal OF a civil cause
from the court OF this state TO
the Federal COURT the license OF
the Southern Railroad TO DO bust
moss In Alnhama was cancelled by
Secretary Of State Julian Thurs
day evening. the formal announce
mcnt being made this forenoon.
Although the action Il produc-
tive OF a condition similar L. that
existing I'm North Carolis.a. IL dir
fcrs IN that a. brings the matter
20 dircct issue between state and
Federal authorities. and l. impo~-
slhlc OF compromise - was the
case tn the Iariiccl state.
" hen SECRETARY Julian received
a formal certificate from the
clerk Of the Circuit Court for
TalladcEa county. which declared
that the Southern Railway had
removed case from that court
10 the United states court for the
Northern District OF Alabama. ne
Immediately cancelled the license
OF the southern.
Tn- PENALTY Tor the violation OF ia
lc, which declares against the trans
Ter % suits from state 90 Fedora
courts IS fine 80 not less than SIT
,or more than $1,000. and imprisou
-rent iu the county -al. or hard laho
Twelve months. provided it IS not ir
tended 90 interfere with or prohibi
,he TRANSACTION % interstate bushes.
Thus every cmTlcye ~ The Souther
Railway iu Alabama is now subject
arrest under this section 90 the law.
Ar just what point the admiristra
,iou VIII aim SIS rrst blow cannot b
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-10
FIERCE WAR RACES
ABOUT SEOUL CITY
Japanese Use Extreme Measures
70 Retain Grip on Korean En-
pire and Wipe Out Dis
SenterS.

Seoul EOREA-Special Tho
riEht i1 The city. and Oh the out
skirts was one cc terror. outbreaks oc-
curing one AFTER another. The dis
banded army aroused 10 fury by the
killing O. SKY Koreans. continues 10
attack tire japanese. and th, mem bers
are being reUuisei with san further
loss The japanese are quick 20 turn
machine suns on any mob that shows
violence.
Fighting was resumed t.iis morn
more destructive features. VIII Dc re-
pe1ted. Many arrests have been
made. and the prisons are t.ued- The
whole army is being made % suffer
tc- the deeds % those Koreans who
would NOT submit 90 disbaniuent
The imperial household also IS heiug
deciuateG hy arrests. the officials be-
irE charged vt-h con sriracy.
japanese officials lro cxpe,iirg
every one from -he palace hose pres
srce IS iniuical 60 the peaceful work
i-C oct 20 Jarar's plans Res stance
IS uc- tolerated i- the slightest degree
Iron handed measures are emp uye
fcr iCuiclcar-. as wen as TfEuific1r-
movements o1 che Da-t . 'he ko-
rea-s. Narht~e guns are Che arsn "a,
g. ail argument
The bitter reese -tme-- ~ Korean.
has been further provoked by the de-
rar-u-e q Prince E--u la tor Ioki p
rhe suspicion tla- he is on an apollo
geese mission becoming more Trer1'
le-- - -re present excitement ls rc
l-lev-l "a telrfl- slll CATER VIII surely
res--- The Jlrl-e-e are lroceetll--.
with cc--l-es-. using -le mcs- cN--.rr-|
measures O. hlct r-- -rsurrlctlcr.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-10
RETURN LASSITER
TO STATE SENATE

PETERSBURG. pecial--The
Anu-Saloon League forces were de-
feated az the Democratic legislative
primary election in this district yes
terday. Hon Charles II. Lassiter. OF
this city. was nominated over Mr.
John Z. Doyle. q merchant OF Din
widdie county. While the victorious
candidate was in no sense the ''whis-
key candidate" yet he had been term
Ell such by Anu-Saloon people be-
cause ne refused 10 endorse al seven
propositions on the Anu-SaloOn
Leagues legislative program.
While nOt. as an organization. en-
dorsing Mr. Doyle, the latter was look
cd upon as the League candidate, and
81 this city received the undivided
support OF the league leaders Hia
candidacy was champiOned from thu
pulpit and several Methodist ministers
were prominent workers 81 the polls
yesterday.
The total vote 81 Petersburg waA
1864. Iassiter received 6sT and Doyle
+ So. The qualified vote ia the city
+ Is about 1899. Full returns have not
/ yet ben received from Dinwiddis
county.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-10
CALL LEGISLATURE
IN EXTRA SESSION
Governor Deems Movement Ad.
visible 70 Settle Rate War.
UP TO THE COMMISSION
Constitution Provides That Ger.
tain Amendments May Be Made
Upon Suggestion Of the Cor
poration Commission.
RIcHMoND. vA.-speciai-

RICHMOND. vA.-Specisl-
x Is more than probable thst a
special session o. the Legislature VIII
Re called 70 consider certain 6if'cul-
nas new oSstrucsinE TIE putting into
eEect of the rwo-cent rate order re-
cert1v decreased ~ the STATE Cor
po-atso1 Commission
Governor Swanson said today that
the calling Of the Legislature VcEethc-
20 ccnsl6e- certain chanEss 81 the SEC
ton % the STATE Constitution beerirE
Ct passenger rate laws. had been Cn-
oe~ cclSifcratcn fc- sometime. and
THAI II the Corporation Cc-rrlssio-
would request him - C1l the special
session he wo1iS Go SO.
y ths Legislature IS called q VIII
Re Efte- thirty DAYS notice and be
fore the Omitted Ststes supreme Court
meets in October.
The natural inference from ths
shove Is thar he Necessary ac-on VIII
have &c he srec5v. IN order 20 sex ths
Lee stature 81 session ard have q
amend The law ir rirre 10 anuci7sts
THE meeting % -Ee United states So
r-ere Ccur- 10 81 highly probable
rhn- u-cr the return % J1ECe Pen
rs. chairman 81 the Corporation Com
mission. arc Con- missin-e- Joseph =
TTfLRrd. O. che ci-r- ere c7-rrniss- o-
VII act uDCr tire Govern or g s-EEes-
rior and fo-wR-a ITS Request % ths
CHEZ Executive
~. S-us-t. Who ss The only member
C -he STATE Co-01rlr,cr t'orlr.i IS or
-cu il -hs ci-y. WAS seen this morn
rs and .- reply o. the llrec- cues
zen "a 60 ire attitude - the Cc---
mission Err tire matter % -1e PROPOSED
call Ger 81 extra session 90 the Less
iscu~e. stated -hat he fe-- dis-ncline1
% discuss Ire matter a. -le 1csc-cs
@ his ccllfl cues
BE tid rc- hesirs-s- however. 90 81
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-10
ELECTED DIR. M'WHORTER
TO SUCCEED M'ILWAINE

NORFOLK. VA.-Special.-A adj,
journed meeting OF the Board Of rus-
tees OF Hampden-Sidney College was
held in this city last night DR.. Nc
Whorter. head OF the classical school
Ct the University OF the south. So
wahnee. Tenn. was elected 10 tho
chair OF English and history. made
vacant by the resignation OF Dr. Nc
Ilwafne. recently elected state LIBRA
Ran. Or. McWhorter Is native OF
Virginia. having been born In Buck
fnghana county.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-10
CAPT. NICHE TO SEE
GERMAN MANEUVERS

WASHINGTON. =. Especial
Captain r. J.. l.. Niche. L. S. a. a
native o. Virginia. has been ordered
10 Germany as a member of the spe-
cial board of army officers detailed
20 attend fhe grand ulanOeuvers OK
the German army In August
Captain Niche served as a major
OF volunteers in the Spanish War. and
- q fine osncsr. Re - a native OF
Charlottesville and a West Point man.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-10
soUTH's RICHEST
WOMAN IS DEAD

AUGUSTA Speclai.-A special
from Harlem. Ca. tells OF the death
Mt 8 o'clock this morning CO Miss
sarah Jane era wford. one OF the
south's richest and most prOmineai
women she Viii be buried there to-
morrow az 10 o'clock. x - expected
that Senator Cuibcrzon and Rem
Crawford win attend the funeral II
tbey can reach Harlem Ia time.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-10
on LIQUOR LAWS

RICHMOND. VA.-Special--
Governors Robert y. Glenn. OK
North Carolina. and Frank Hanly. OF
Indiana. VIII deliver addresses before
the National Convention OF the Anti
saloon League. which IS 70 be held Ct
Norfolk. September 1sth-lsth. Sena-
tor Carmack, OF Tennessee. has also
been Invited 20 speak.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-10
FERGUSON
PEACH SEEDER

Rapidly removes seed and bitterness
from cling and fzceztone peaches. leav-
snE fruit whole and unbrokcn. Also
cores tomatoes A household necessity.
sEEDER COMPANY. greensboro. KY.
and receive one by mail Salesman
wanted Don't wait for season send
now.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-10
BerkShireS

have the best LOT q Berkshire Pigs
I have ever raised FROM my Biltmore
sows 81 Master Toppy anc King Hun
ter II, u Hsltmore. I am selling these
FsEs. either sex. from SIX 10 ten weeks
old. 81 a.. ~ anc So
n. T. WATSON.
sfnarf's Draft Va.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-10

trains. The damage to cars. engines
and roadway by these accidents
amounted 90 S2.53s.I1o.
The number % employs killed IN
coupling accidents shows a dim.uu-
tiou % 20 per cent. as compared with
"a year ago.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-10

show that @ person" - uct corFor-
etso-. trer The shaw vo-nau's win cd
not. comply with the provisions % the
Ten Evck WIZ he tner refers 10 the
charter 90 the TusSegce Institute
which ne ATTACKS
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-10
RED POLLED CATTLE. P0LAND-CHlNA
~HAiS. DORSET SHEEP

We have first prize winners % great
English shows.
Mammoth Bronze and White Hol-
land Turkeys. Homer Pigeons Tor
aruabs. ARROWHEAD FARM.
samuel b. Woods. Proprietor. Char
lcffe-sxfiiA Va
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-05-03
SMALLPOX IN WEST BERLIN.
Washington County Alarmed at Out
break of Disease in That Town.

Washington county is excited over an
outbreak of smallpox in the town OF Der
lin. between Montpelier and Northheld.
Dr. Fl. d. Holton of Brattleboro, secre-
tarv Of the state board of health, went
IN West Berlin last week Thursday morn
inc To investigate a disease with when
On mr. more people had been i'll for sew
eral DAYS. After examining several OF tne
cases DR.. Holton pronounced them small
r ,nx and at once took vigorous measures
r. re nrevent any spread of the contaglon.
aftar holding a consultation with the To-
cal health authorities he ordered quaran-
tine nlaced on every house where there
was a person ill as well as on houses
where tbey were suspected cases, ana
stationed guards to see that the quarah-
tine regulations were not broken, W
DR.. Holton notified the Central yer
mont railway to discontinue tor the pres,
emf stopping its passenger trains at Wes'
Berlin in order to prevent people from
leaving The physicians OF Northilelq "a anu
Rerlin are cooperating with Dr. Hoilon
to prevent the disease from spfe ahn liz
ease was brought into town, as several
,,arsons came down with it at almost
p praciselv the same time. The local au'
thorities have closed the schools and can
callad all the public gatherings at the
oburcb or elsewhere that have been an
nounced. -, Tho main
Inc Of the Central Vermont railroad De
tween t,ve Montpelier and Mortified and ap.
, rmJb IS felt that the disease may
have crept in there as considerable trau,
Ia; nav i done by West Berlin people in the
stores at both places.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-05-03
Knights of Columbus Convention.

The state convention of the Knights OF
Columbus of Vermont will he. held IN
Fair Haven May II, Delegates from Rut'
land, Montpelier, Burlington, Barre, ST.
bloomsbury, st. Adams, Aliddlebury, Ben
nington. Bellows Falls and Brattleboro
with other visiting knights will attend
high mass at st. Mays church at 10
will meet in convention in Knights of
Columbus hall In the evening at 100
o'clock there will be an cXempiiication
of the third degree of the order at
Powelrs hall under the auspices OF Rut-
land aud Fair Haven councils. Foil low
ing the degree work there will be ban
uuet at Green's hall. The list of speak.
ers at the banquet will include some OF
the best aftcrdnner talent in Vermont.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-05-03
When Douglas Held Lincoln's Hat.

Describing Lincoln's first Inauguration
in his "reminiscences in the March Nc
Clure's, Carl Schurz says: Il was IA
vored with a place in front of the great
portico of the capitol, from which | could
distinctly see and hear every part of the
official function. | saw Lincoln step
forward to the desk upon which the Bible
lay-his rugged face, appearing above all
those surrounding him, calm and sad, but
assemblage that one might well have
doubted how he and the others could
work together. | saw Senator Douglas,
his defeated antagonist, the little giant
of the past, who only two years before
had haughtily treated Lincoln like tall
dwarf, standing close by him. wit
messed the remarkable scene when Lin
coin, about to deliver his inaugural ad-
dress, could not at once find a convenient
place for his hat, and Douglas took 1t
and held it like an attendant while Ian,
coin was speaking. | saw the, withered
form of Chief Justice fancy, the author
of the famous bred Scot Decision, that
judicial compend of the doctrine OF slav-
ery, administer the oath of office to the
first president elected on distinct anti
slavery platform. | saw, standing by,
the outgoing president, James Buchanan,
with his head slightly inclined on one
side. and his winking eye, and his white
neck.cloth- man who had done more
than any other to degrade and demoralize
the national government and to encour-
age the rebellion, now destined to retire
to an unhonored obscurity and to the
dreary task of trying to make the world
believe that he was better patriot and
statesman than he appeared. | heard
VERY word pronounced by Abraham Lin
coins kindly voice, of that inaugural ad,
dress which was to be message of peace
and goodwill, but the reception of which
in the south as a proclamation of war,
showed clearly that no offer of compro-
mise; indeed, that nothing short of COM
plete acceptance of their scheme of an
independent slave-holding empire, would
have satisfied the southern leaders.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-05-03
The Weight of Souls.

Some Massachusetts physicians have
br.n making some curious experiments on
living natients. at the Cults home in BOs.
ion and claim to have made the discov-
rry that the human soul has weight. They
,i1grJ M A bed upon the platform OF
rair of scales, and at the moment OF
Iratb according TO their testimony. the
beam Of the scales changed down so that
Won could hear it all over the room
That was the exact moment when the
.onl took its flight from the body. An
syatpinat ion showed that the body weigh
ed about an ounce less than when liy-
mo Uppce II il incontrovertbly dem
Migrated that the soul of man is an
final material thing that weighs at least
AN ~, onnce Five physicians Of the Bay
st,te subscribed 10 the facts of the dem
, ," They all saw the dying per
IN nnt on the scales. and they all heard
no ha,m clanc down. and they all saw
hot an ounre of weight had departed.
rhis is impo-ant-if true. The ques.
ION il at once raised. What is the soul
amused ofy Having weight, it must,
4 rourse be material. and yet its exit
rom the body at the moment of dissolu-
t;on indicates immateriality, unless it is
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-05-03

at its best in the singing of the ballads,
he is not limited by any means, as he
renders the classic and sacred music fully
as well. On last Palm Sunday he was
the soloist for the newspaper men of
New York city, on which occasion he
sang at their special mass which is held
at go in the morning. The church at
this early hour was crowded to its doors,
the pastor saying the crowd was the larg-
est he ever had since the mass was in
augurated Mr.. Quigley will sing on Tues
day and Wednesday evenings in the Brat
tleboro auditorium, May and 8, for
the benefit of the First Regiment band,
as a special feature of the minstrel show.
He will introduce for the first time in
Brattleboro new high-class ballad en-
titled, Good Bye, Sweetheart, Good Bye.
All music lovers should try and hear this
young artist, as it is his only appearance
here this season.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-05-03
Woman's Home Companion.

The Woman's Home Companion for
Nav appears with number of its illus
trations exquisitely printed in color II
Is a radical departure for monthly maya
lines of the size of the Woman's Home
Companion. in fact it is the first time
in the history of similar magazine publl-
been attempted The result is exceed
ingly attractive. especially as shown in
Ellis Parker Buffers humorous story The
Cbromatic Ghosts of Thomas, and in Her
bert d. Wards short story The Wall OF
the Word
The cover of the May number is re-
production of an extremely clever water
color by Fanny Y. Cory.