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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-04

license and to be married in the new court house. The ceremony was per- formed by Judge J. c. Brown in his beautiful new ofiee in the presence Of quite a number of witnesses.
 The young couple have been visiting in Tuscaloosa. Miss Spradiing being the guest of her sister. Mrs. H. H Baker. The bride is the daughter of Mir and Mrs. o. R. Spradling and lived in Brookwood when she was little girl. She has been teaching at her home, Ensley, the past year and was re-elect- ed to the position again for next year.
 Mir. Johnston is from Eclectic ana Is principal of the Mt. Hebron public schools. He graduated at the Normal College at Florence and Is gentleman of ability and htgh character.
 The young couple left last night for their home at Eclectic.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-04
RAOE Is OFF :.
Harvard ard Cambridge Wnl Not Row
 W af Henley

Harvard and Cambridge wEl Not Row
 at Henley.
 Henley, July 3.-The latest efforts to bring about a race between crews rep- resentinR Harvard University and Cam bridge, England. after the Olympic re- gatta have met with failure.
 MT. Stuart, the Cambridge coach without whom the Cambridge crew will not row, is strongly opposed to making any arran cement which would necessitate keeping the crew In train ing a day longer than they will have to train for the Olympic races. MT. Stuart said today that after the Olym- pie contest, his crew will have had enough racing for one year. Most of the members of the Cambridge crew are willing to row Harvard over the Olympic course the day after the Olym- pic races. but the opposition of Mr Stuart probably will put an end to the negotiations.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-04
COUNTRY CLUB CAME
CONTENTS AT GOLF FOR THE PREs- :. DENTS CUP.
Hanaieaps and Pairs for Contest in Mobile To-day. Trials for the
 Tanmfm ssnansn arnenf.


 Mobile To-day. Trials for the
 Tenmfs T0urnament.
 Mobile, July 3.--( Especial. 1--The first round over the links of the Country Club for the presidents cup will be played tomorrow. the green commit tee has announced the handicaps and the drawings which have been made, the play for the cup to be match play The handicaps are as follows: w.. c. Horn and F. c. Talmadge. scratch; W. H. Monk. Jr.. 2; N. R. Clarke. 2; L. J. Davis. 5; ". M. Ruse, 5; Murray Wheeler, 8; J. D. Taylor. g; s. E. Tay Tor. 10: ]. K. Clarke. 10; J. H. Water man, 10: E. J. Buck. 12; D. Harndon. 12; J. N Coates. 12; Jex Luce. fl and J. F. Carter. Jr., 1z.
 The players as they are paired for the match are as follows: Monk and Wheeler; Horn and Harndon; Russ and Davis; Buck and Jex Luce; Water man and J. W. Clarke; Carter and S. K. Taylor; Coates and J. s. Taylor: Talmadge and N. R. Clarke.
 The above are the sixteen players for the first round. The eight win ners of these matches will contest on the last Saturday of the month, from which there will be four winners. These will continue the contest matches to be played on the last Saturday of each month until the winner shall have been declared by the green's commit tee.
 Other Games at Country Club.
 There will also be a ball handicap Saturday. on the golf course, at which all players may participate.
 Besides these matches the finals of the tennis tournament for the oh ampi- onship cup will be played late in the afternoon. the time being set as 4:s0. The golf matches. for the cup will not be played at any specified time. this being agreed upon by the players in the various matches.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-04

Ra's the same old Isbell with tho Chicago white sox. Frank looks natural even te his hair.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-04

The close race in the Eastern League is causing the 'umpires great deal of trou- h1e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-04
MOBILE WAKES UP
TAKES OPENING GAME FROM THE
 PELIcANs.
Rain Ended the Game in the Fifth In- ming. But the Sea Gulls Had
 Thre Runs to Their Credit.

Mobile, July s.--tspecial.)- )--Blue- eyed Bill Bartley was a badly beaten and battered person when he rode in from Monroe Park this afternoon. After Rocks, the near tailenders. the locals woke up and srnote Cholly Franks near champs to "a queens taste" ing that was not as simple as the first problem in geometry to the locals, and whenever he put them across the plate and run was needed, bingle re- suited.
 On account of the moist condition of the atmosph ere, only five innings were played and in that the Glflls garnered unto themselves three runs, while the srxtiair,er . ana frnrn Racker Ecnra.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-04
Defeat. HawhIand Home

Dothan. July S.-(Special)-The To- calls played rings. around Highland Home in the opening game Of the se- ries.
 Morgan had the visitors completely at his mercy. allowing them but four scattered hits and striking out eight men. King. who started in the box for Highland Home, was relieved in the sixth by Compton. but he fared no bet ter.
 The visitors played a very ragged fielding game, nine miscues being ehalked up to them.
 Score by innings: R. E. Highland Home .O02 010 000-3 { g
 Batteries-MorKau and Baker; King, Compton and Middlebrook.
 Hits apportioned of King, g.; of Compton, two innings. 3.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-04
HEAVY TICKET SALE.
A Biz Crowd VIII Witness the c
 EAlamxa ERwhN

A Big Crowd VIII Witness the GnmB-
 Nelson Flight.
 San Francisco. July 3,-The sale of seats for the Gans-Nelson fight con tinues heavy and from present indica- lions a 325, 900 gate is a certainty All inc cheaper seats have been disposed of and the sale of higher priced chairs Is becoming brisk.
 There is ample Cans money in sight but the Nelson end is inconsidera ble The odds of 2 to 1 still predominates, and in some instances bets are being made that the champion will win in- side of twenty rounds. for which even money Is the ruling figure.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-04
c0NsCTENcE-srRIcKEy
 MAN DAYG Enn r

] Hot Springs. Ark, July B.
 ! Special)-Explainin that he had
 ! stolen a ball fouled over the fence at a league game here more than ] two years ago and asking Man .
 ] ager Riggs what course to pursue ] to "clear his conscience" Oscar
 } Lee. who lives in St. Paul. Minn.,
 ] followed the managers instruc- } tions and sent a remittance for ', } $f.50. stating that 1t was the only } wrong he had ever done.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-04
Rerlin Theatre Rnrna

Berlin, July 3.-Fire broke out in the Royal Opera House this forenoon. having caught from a plumbers fur mace being used in the fourth gallery. The roof of the old structure was soon blazing but the fremen extinguished the flames before more than a part of the roof had been destroyed. While the damage will amount to but a few thousand dollars it is probable that he opening of the opera season. set Or Auugst 16. will Dc delayed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-04

Summafy.-Three base hit, Wtsenan. Sacrifice hit. East Stolen base. sei- gle. Struck out by Robinson, 3; by Me- Neal. 3; by Keilum. 2. Base on balls. of McNeai. 2; or Robinson. 2: of KeI- lum, l. Hit by pitcher, by Kellum (Raub); by Robinson, (McEiveen). Double play. Robinson to Walters to Douglas: Innings pitched. by McNeal, 8; by Robinson. (. Hits apportioned. game. BOO. Umpire. o'Brien.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-04
WON IN FIFTEENTH
TRAVELLERS ARE SHUT OUT BY
 BABES BUNCH.
Owen,s Timely Hit Far Into Left Fiefd
 in the Fffteeuth Inning Scored Donahue snA Wen the Game.

Memphis. Tenn. July s.--Today's game went fourteen and half innings without a score, when in the last half of the fifteenth Owens hit far into left field and scored Donahue. winning for Memphis one of the most exciting con- tests seen on the local grounds. While both teams played snappy ball. the support accorded the local pitchers was somewhat the best.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-04
EInranne Winn ann.e

Florence, July 3.-(Special. )-Fior- snce defeated Draughan's Business Col lege of Nashville this afternoon in a inning when both pitchers were batted hard Score: R.H. E. Florence .... .... ......b 10 4
 Batterles-Bedingneld and Kneeling; Sims and Peck.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-04
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago Shut Out

Pittsburg, July S.-Pittsburg tight ened their hold on first place today by shutting out Chicago. Overall was re- placed In the fourth by Lundgren Will lis pitched a splendid game. Thomas prevented Chance from making a home run with three men on bases in the third inning by sensational catch. Pittsburg .. .,..2 201 200 O2s-7 IA 1 Chicago .. 1000 00O O0o-0 5 2
 Batteries-Willis and Gibson: Over Umprss. 5ohnstone and Emslie.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-04
NASHVILLE A VICTOR
BARoNs LOSE FIRsT GAME OF THE
 SERIES.

kelIum Pitched Great Ball fer the Votunteers--Downey' Error Gave
 the vfctors Then First Two ..
 Runs.
 Birmingham, July 3.--Kellum pitched well today Downey's error gave Nashville its first two runs. Later in the game, a W-k of Umpire OBrieu was sever q ei--sfsed by the specta- tors
 Robinson relieved McNeai and limped painfully from his injured foot sustsln- ed some time ago
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-04

Sumfnary-HIts, of McCafferfy, Tn one inning: of Juul, 6 in seven innings. Two base hits, Reagan, Moran. Persons, Fox. Three base hit, Becker. Stolen Greminger. Dyer CD, Winters. Double play. Reagan to Shannon. Base on balls. of Viebahn, {; of Juul, 1. Hit by pitcher, Yiebahn (Ryan.) Struck out. by viebahn. 3; by Juul. 4. Time of game. 1850. Umpire, Carpenter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-04
oxford Endowment Fund .

London, July 3.WIhe UXford UnI- vsrsity endowment fund which was in- a,,gurated by Lord Curzon on his cleo tIon to the Chancellorship. has reached ssO0 O0O and w, w. Astor has given bis second donation of s50.OOO which ha promised on March 1s last. Mir Astor's total donation amounts to s100.0oe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-04
WAYEs N PARKER

Phone 2s99 before Ii o'clock for Pure Apple Cider. Cooking Apples. Cante- Ioupes. Tomatoes. Peaches, Corn. Butter Beans and Peas. Mayes 6 Parker. cor. Monroe and Perry Streets. Adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-04

Eummary-Two-base hit. Hess. Sac- rifice hits, Carey. Becker, Buchanan. Stolen bases, Baerwald Babb. Double plays Buchanan to Page to Connors. mond. Struck out. by Buchanan {, by Garrity 2, by Shields 1. Base on balls. off Garrity 8. on Shields |. Innings Hits, of Garrity 6, off Shields 0. Time. 2:20. Empires. Fitzsimmons and Brown.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-04
Hart Goea Honae

Mobile. July 3.-James Hart. the man who has the heaviest batting rec ord of any man in the Southern League left here this afternoon for Baraboo, wis, his home. very Ill. He will not play again this season.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-04
SoUTHATLANTcLEAGUE

Charleston. July s.-Augusta failed to score today. Augusta ....... 900 900 OOO-O-1-2
 Batteries-Paige and Durlin; Reagan and Brown.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-04
nonton uefeatu BrooIxIyu,

Boston, July 3.-Boston won from Brooklyn today by batting rally in Mccarthy was more effective than Mo Boston e. .O0l 900 O2s-s Q Brooklyn 100 900 0O0-1 1
 Batteries-McCarthy and Graham: Mcintyre and Bergen. Time, 1:40. Um- pIre. O'Day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-04
R0AD MULES FOR SALE.

After July nrst we vii orer for sale s4 good rosa taules. being the balance of the tsarns oa the Barbour County roads; mules sI1 in sosa condition. Correspondence soii- cited E q S. wiIlis Chairman Committee. 1ft Andrew. Ala lift
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-04
CnEtIeberry Loses Game

local team played and were defeated by the team from Brooklyn by a score of 36 to 2. Castleberry had an off day and but for that the score would have been closer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-04
GAMES TODAY.

Southern Leagues-- Montgomery at Atlanta Nashville at Birmingham. New Orleans at Mobile. Little Rock st Memphis. American LeaRues-- Detroit at Cleveland. Boston at Philadelphia. St. Louis at Chicago. New York at Washington. National Leaguet--
 Chicago at Pittsburg. Philadelphia at New York. Brooklyn at Boston. Cincinnati at St. Louis. Americau Association Columbus at Louisville. Toledo at Indianapolis. Milwaukee ct Kansas City. St. Paul at Minneapoiis. south AtInntie League. Augusta at Charleston. Columbia at Macon. Jacksonville at Savannah. Cotton states League Monroe at VfSksburg. Gulfport at Jackson. Columbus at Meridian.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-04
Newl York Wfna.

New York. July s-PhiiadeIphia was outplayed by the home team today. Sparks was relieved after the fifth in- ming, but CrandaJI displayed good stay ing qualities and won cteverly. Philadelphia .. 100 200 000-3 10 New York 013 Os1 O0'-s 10
 Batteries-Riteflfe. Sparks and Dcoin; Crandall sSd Bresnahan. Time. BOO. Umpire, RISler.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-04
Ameriean Asssciatiess---

AmeEfcNm Aha0etMx1~@s~
 At Kansas city-Kansas City. 5; Milwaukee, 0.
 At Minneapolis 2; St Paul, c.
 At Toledo Toledo Indianapolis game postponed; rain.
 At Louisville--Louisville. {; Colum- bus, 0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-04
IoHNsToN-sPRApLINa

Eclectic Young Man Marries Tusca-
 I0Osa Girl.
 Tuscaloosa, July .--(Special 1.-The marriage of Mfr. R. Cleveland Johnston ana Mics Marguerite l.. Spradling oc- cured yesterday afternoon at the new TheY Were the first couple to receive
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-04
Frozem Ouk

Of the purest ingredients into all flavors any quantity and shipped any where. Larkin Ice Cream. Phone 11s7. s; k fri-sat-su.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-04
BRIEF NOTES OF SPORT

E
 causing the .umpires a great deal of trou-
 Ha's the same old Isben with tho Chicago white sox. Frank looks natural even to
 The Cleveland team has been playing great ball of late and working hard 10 get ! Into that dear first position
 Harry o'Haxan, who won fame a few seesons ago by making a triple play unas- sisted. is now with the Waterbury team in the Connecticut League.
 Now that Clark Griffith has quit the Msw York AmsTissns s ws ;,, dSat Ike to say iy "shelied" on that trade last winter.
 Few teams have been so badly crippled aa the Chicago Cubs this season. but the Champs manage to hold their own in spite of the hoedoo. Genuine ball team that.
 Manager .,BiII" Bernhardt has his Nash wills team going in fine shape in the South srn League Tn Bay. siegel and Hunter. he has an outfield with a blus ribbon attach
 An Indianapolis scribe Is authority fo. the statement that Eddie siever, the ex-Detroit southpaw now with the HSosierN is the highsst salarisd player in the American As sociation.
 There Is one bright spot in the Washing ton lineup, and his name ia Street. So far this season his work behind the bat has been worth four bits of anybody's lnon- ey.
 The New York Giants play real baseball against the Chicago Cuba Of the eight games played with the Champs this year the Giants have brought home six.
 How those two Boston teams hit at tiunesl Every now and then the Red Eox and the Doves start a slaughter and murder two or three pitchers before they arc satisfied
 Is there any pitcher doing better work thar is Jack Powell of the St. Louis Amer tcans3 Big Jack has been peddled about the major leagues for several years. but he has arrived in Browntown this season with an assortment of winning twisters.
 It was like this! You see all those players traded to Jimmy McAlser of the St. Louis Browns were aardsd for the scrap heap. Jim had heard Of people making lots of single in the junk business So Jim says, J s.BGa for a cart and horn" And he did. Fe did mostly baseball managers. Moral; when you start out to trade make 'sm 1SsAs RoH age crazy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-04
DIVIDEND NO. I.

XfFE NEW HARLEY NATIONAL BANK,
 MpntEomery, Ala.
 AZ a meeting of ths Directors of this bank held 5una 2sth. 1908. after passing $5.eo0. % to Surplus Account and leaving mora than 91s.eD0s0 60 to Undivided Profit Account. the nret dividend was declared on the capital stock Of the hank. amounting to four and ons halt f4 1~2l per cent, payable on de- rnands eAtd dividend being upon a quarter ty baeis of one and one half per cent for the terms ending January lst, April 1st- and sas JOHN J. FLOWERS. Cashier
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-04
AMERICAN LEAGUH.
NATIrNAL IEAauE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

American League.
 Washington, [; New York. {. Cleveland, O; Detroit. s. Chicago-St. Louis rain. Philadelphia Boston. rain.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-04

At . meeting ef the Board of Directors of khe MONTGOMERY BANK & TRUST COM pANY. MONTGOMERY. ALA, held June 16fh semi annual dividend of Three Per Cent was declared. payable on and after su's F. H. LOGAN, Cashier.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-04

Mobile .....s..s.....d dvv svS New Orleans ..s..........0 900 o1--i
 Summary-Sacritice hit. Senteii. Two base hit. Daley. Three base hit, Man ming. Double play, Becker to Benson to Sabrie. Struck out, by Bartley,. 2. Time of game, 53 mfnutes. Umpire, Pfenninger.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-04

ESPECIAL TODAY" aDam0n and Pythtass and GgerO and the Burning of ROme,s Crescent The- Qtre today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-04
senfhern LeaRue---

Southern League
 Mobile, 3: New Orleans, i. (S innings called account rain.)
 Atlanta, 6; Montgomery. 3.
 Birmingham, 2: Nashville, s. Memphis, 1; Little Rock, 0. (t6 in. nings.)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-04
LEAGUE
Cleveland Shut Out

CIeveIamd Shut Out.
 Cleveland. July 3.--Detroit won from Cleveland today. 6 to o, and knocked the locals out of first place. Donovan was puzzle to Cleveland while De- troit punched hits in the seventh and scored three runsS R. H E. Detroit ... 900 900 303-6 Ii l Batteries-Liebhardt, Berger and Bemis; Donovan and Schmidt. Time, 1:4S. Umpire, Evans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-04
South AtIantic League.

South AtEamfic League.
 Savannah. 8; Jacksonville. {. Macon, 2; Coumbfa. |.
 Augusta, s; Charleston, q. Cotton States League VickRburg, {: Monroe, 1.
 Meridian, 3; Columbus, 8.
 Jackson-GuIfport no game. rain.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-04

Washington. July 3.-New York had three pitchers In the box today, but Washington made 1t a third win, to {. Catches in center and Milan were features. R.H. E. New York ~ .000 021 1O0-4 10 2
 Batteries-Smith and Street; Lake. Vaughan, Chesbro and Klsinow and sweeney Time, 2:05. Umpire. Hurst and Egan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-04
FUNERAL NOTICE.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

Al . mettng of the Directors of The Fourth National Bank of Montgomery, Ala. hsid thfs day. R semi-annual dividend of { per cent was declared payable on and
 A. JOSHUA JONES,
 Caahtex.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-04

Nart0n2l League
 Pittsburg. 7; Chicago, c. Boston, 8: Brooklyn, 1. New York. 8; Philadelphia, 3.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-04
snrnnnnh Shnt nnt-

savanah, July 3.-In the first inning, by timely hitting. Jacksonville scored the one run of this afternoons game Saw saVanah ..... .ooo 900 ooo--O n n Jacksonville . 100 900 000-I 6 q
 Batteries-Hof and Moran: Sitton and Roth.
 Macon, July 3.-The locals drove salve from the box in the first inning today. RHE Macon. 800 ?30 02%-i3 Is ] Columbia. .. 900 900 0Ol- 5 c
 Batteries--Weems and &tobfnson: Salve, Cummings and Beans and Har- niBh.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-04

Few teams have been so badly crippled as the Chicago Cubs this season. but the Champs manage to hold their own in spite e8 the hoedoo. Genuine ball team that.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-04

Manager "BiII' Bernhardt has his Nash wills team going in fine shape in the South ern League Tn Bay. siegel and Hunter. he has an outfield with blue ribbon attach
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-04
ODD LENGTHS IN wORsTED TRoUs- U.nTNGE

BRINGS
 an stripes both neat and hobby Never out of date. Made to measure. Just enough for one pair in many of them. Trousers that were made for SIC, co, $1I % and S12 co, we're making now for e6 50, eS 50 and go co. PRTCKETT-GERsON co, 2s Dexter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-04

ChicagO-st. Louis, Rain.
 Chicago, July 3.-Chieago-St. Louis game postponed; rain.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-04
nHNC. PAGAN

PRACTICAL PLUMBER
 ALL WORK GUARANTEED. do the best: q trial order will convince Phone zss1. 1Is N Perry St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-04

An Indianapolis scribe Is authority fo= the statement that Eddie siever, the ex-Detroit southpaw now with the H0osierN. js the highsst salarisd player in the American As sociation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-04

Now that Clark Griffith has quit the New York Americans don't like to say anything against him. But he was certain iy -shelied" on that trade last winter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-04
Washington wins Again

Phfladelphia-Bost0n, Rain. Philadelphia, July 3.--Philadelphia- Boston game postponed; ram.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-04

The New York Giants play real baseball against the Chicago Cubs. Of the eight games played with the Champs this year
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-04

There Is one bright spot in tbs Washing ton lineup, and his name Is Street. So far this season his work behind the bat has been worth four bits of anybody's lnon- ev
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-04

Harry OfHaEan, who won fame a few seasons ago by making a triple play unas- sisted. ts now with the Waterbury team in the Connecticut League.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-04

Is there any pitcher doing better work than is Jack Powell of the St. Louis Amer icans3 Big Jack has been peddled about the major leagues for several years. but he has arrived in Browntown this season with an assortmsnt of winning twisters.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-04

How thoss two Boston teams hit at times! Every now and then the Red Sox and the Doves start a slaughter and murder two or three pitchers before they arc satisfied
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-04
NEWS OF RECORD

A marriage license was issued yes terday in the oflce of the Judge of Probate to Frank Evin Williams and Hattie J. Daniels.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-12

die age is the dress. which becomes
rather slack.
The woman who wants to look young
must be most fastidious about her dress.
The hair is another point TO consider.
The woman whose hair looks old and
unattractlve must go to work at it at
once and work steadily at it for weeks
before she can hope to restore it to its
natural color and prettiness.
She must study how to dress her hair.
She must give particular attention to
the hair line. which is the line surround
ing the face A straggly hair line will
make any face look old.
Thin hair is never pretty.
In these days the ready-to-wear hair
is such an established habit and made
so pretty and comfortable that no woman
need have the appearance Of thin hair.
saIlow skin is also another enemy to
good looks that must be fought
The remedy lies in outdoor life. and in
food that can be easily digested-plenty
of green things. fruit and lean meats and
fish.
There is also the shape of the chin to
consider. The woman who lets her chin
The Washington herald., 1908-01-12
YELLOW NECK.

A yellow, diseolored neck is anything
but adorable. particularly so when one
has to wear a decollete frock
A simple homemade remedy is made
as follows: Take one ounce of honey.
one tablespoonful of lemon juice, six
drops Of oil of bitter almonds, the
whites of two eggs. and enough fine oat-
meal to make a smooth paste.
Apply this at night covering with a
bit of old. thin, soft linen. Three or four
applications will bleach the surface to a
beautiful white satinness.
All sorts of cupping devices for making
the cheeks plump should be carefully
avoided.
\ simple cold cream that you ask for
is made as follows: Take two ounces Of
spermacet, two ounces Of white wax,
five ounces Of the oil of sweet almonds.
and melt together in a porcelain kettle
over a slow fire.
Remove, and while the mixture is still
hot add one and one-half ounces Of
strong rosewater in which forty grains Of
borax have been dissolved.
Have the rosewater slightly warm.
Fluff the mixture 20 a foam, using an
egg beater When almost thick add a
few drops of oil of rose, or any preferred
perfume.
Use sage tea TO prevent your hair from
becoming gray. Make a strong brew
strain through muslin, and add a sug-
gestion of alcohol. Apply to the roots OK
the hair every night