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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-16
70 Chemicals for Anty Drudge.

"A lf'gAbor "Anty Drudge, I'm sure you must use
s4nicals In your wash. I've boiled my clothes and
pea them till my fingers are blistered. but they
~ yellow beside yours"
any Drsdge-'No didn't use chemicals, nor I didn't
oo'i them nor rub them hard | used Fels-Naptha In
mkewarn water. Fels-Naptha took the dirt out Of
ny clothes while you were rubbing dirt into yours
That makes the difference"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-16
oNg coMrbRr.

Dick vas a very clean boy, and
dirt diagaalsd him. One day no
found poor litile starved kitten
crouchiag In a ditch at tho road
side and be brought the wet. muddy
little waif home with him.
lie took Il TO the hydFant and
carefully rlnaed off all tho mud,
but the shock was too great for tbs
sick kitty and the breath OF life
departed.
Dick brought her TO bis mother.
who exclaimed At tho sight Of the
wet. dropping kitten. Why. Dick.
What have yVu dohefs
she was all mud and | washed
her. Dick replied "oh Dick" his
mother said sorruwfuliy. "tm
afraid she's dead Dick looked
shocked and griofcd for a moment.
thcn his face ushtcnsd up with a
CLEAN OF comfort aA he exclaimed
well. she died clean. anyway"
The nelineatoF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-16
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= A GOOD WAY
\ TO DRY HAIR

" INV MAIN
4 A clever typewriter glrl
4 Of this city has found a how 4
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4 shampoo. 4
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= pafta It on and rolls II over 4
4 big soft rolls Of tissue paper.
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\ is pinned At each aide oi the A
a head and the hair rolled 4
= over It 10 ns to lift II OF tho 4
. ears Tho same process is 4
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-16
Is an
limitation
Maple
Flavor"

To properly understand the
true Significance Of this qnes-
ton, order a bottle Of Mapleino
from your grocer-he can sup
ply you---and lot ua send you
our receipt book entitled
'Maploino Dalniies." II ia FREQ
10 those Interested. Contains
80 dainty desserts. Ices. conteo-
tons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-16

What soap will you use to wash clothes'
lfyou insist on weakening your clothes
" boiling them, wearing them out by
iaard-rubbing, putting up with all the
inconvenience of hot fires, nauseous
Heamlng suds and yellow clothes, it doesn't
matter which you use.
but if you want to do your washing
comfortably, in cold or lukewarm water,
Without gu hard work and in half the time
! aen there Is only one soap for you-and
'iat soap Is Pels-Naptha.
The reason why is in the different way
teS Naptha is made. The results speak
vi themselves. Get Fels-Naptha from
=. s Erocer and try it. But be sure and
~ ,, ntne- Fels-Naptha way-no hot water.
w s directions on the red and green
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-16

The god die young. quoted tho
Wise Guy.
Yes. especially the good resolu.
tions." sniekered the Simple Mug.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-16

Chocolate Bread Pudding
NIL \ cup sugar. ~ tablespoons
cocoa. Add tablespoon butter,
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-06
RACES At SANTA ANITA.
Track Muddy and Three FavOrites
Win

Los Angeles. Feb. 5.-The track to-day
was very muddy at Santa Anita Park
Three favorites won TIE summaries:
FIRST RACE-SeEen furlongs. Habez. "a Pow
es, % ;. Eoni jos b. l05 Rice. 70 ], second
sam Bernard. IL tHcGee9. 10 70 J. third Tine.
2 - Friar q Elgin- Brron. Iiberto. Pinsud.
Astrsi. Bright Al5ert, Wis,2ris. and TIE Began
also ian
SECOND RACE-FiEe furlonss- Mad a Gotham,
l05 tGOlGSteini. 10 l. Won. RossiErs lfs lDugznl.
20 2 second Bel q Brass. la3 Page. e % J.
third Tine. ID % Ponzre Belle @ Menard.
Glensrt. Bod. Miss Naomi. BaIerian. Matte Hoif-
raan, Ai-nena, and SsbFesks Lass also
THIRD EACE-Sesen furlongs. Sl0Wb2u- Ils
tB=tHell. % ]. Vo1s Grznde Dane. &c God
stein. Il % s second: Norfolk 1as fMcGcel. % l.
third Tine. IL Rey del Mundo Wise Child.
20 Bal Pacific Electric. and Ia Lo1de also TzB-
FOURTH RACE-Ons nile Donald acDonaid.
10 lDUSanl. Is % . Won. Hasty Agnes. Di
Page. ; % 8 second BED Gauntlet. ~ Powers
but disqualified FOR fouiinE. Only four starters
FIFTH RACE-O1e and Cne-Cuzrter uiIs4. Mer-
lingo. I1S tAu6ochO71. Z % 5. won: HzrTT Scott
~ tPcEeSl. 70 5. second; lord StGzhope d
lDugznl. ! % :. third Tine, % - ChzTley
Paiss also rsn-
SIXTH RACE-Six furio1ss star Thfzse. y;
Howard 5 70 !, Woas Right son. les lNeSeei, z
to 8 second; I1elenent. i9s Russslli. 20 third
Tine. lis -. Sc-Ticence Orphan Boy WoolEirdeT
Tungs-s-- and Uncle Walter also rsu-
SEVENTH RACE-SaTen fuIiorES r. Randoiph
l0s fPsgel. 70 l. vo1; Venues, II tDugzni,
% s secou5s HOnelsss. rs lsict;ee = - J. third
Tine. ISs 81 Albion H Hsnnihsl Beg. Kins
Leopold. Woolth0rle- and Merrill also Fsu-
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-06

Saw the Charley Horse going South
the other day. Said he would be on hand
TO greet sorae Of the more or less ex-
pensive baseball talent when they start
work
News from CantilIon-AImost caught a
night rider yesterday. Have heard moth
Ing from Tom Hughes
About the biggest piece Of prsss-agent
bunk Of modern times Is the story that
DorandO learned to run as a messenger
boy
Big Bill Edwards and jim Hogan sure
did smash up the interference in New
York last Monday
Carrie Nation in vaudeville wiz prob
ably be what members Of the craft refer
TO as q glass crash"
Assistant Manager King Is back from
a Southern trip. Now Brother Thacher
can offer no plausible excuse why he
should not use his automobile once in a
while
From various newspapers we learn that
Mr.. Battling Nelson has decided 10 Ie,
Teddy Roosevelt go to Africa without
him.
No more viii the BE Alive OF Bill
Clarke be heard along the lines Of the
American Association. for the veteran
first baseman has been sold BY tAe
Minneapolis club 20 the Omaha club. OF
the western League There still remains
The Keep Awake OF Joe CandIloa. Of
the Nationals.
We just had 10 g-ab this before some
body else beat US 20 It:
Old Noshe- Hubbard vent 10 the cupboard
To Try 70 Cuench her thirst
But when she got there
the cspoosrd was bsrc-
her hubby had besn there first
TIE latest returns from Sacramento are
20 the effect that q Few senator's are still
prayerfuIly considering it. The anti game
VIII be grabbed IL a working majority
can get away from the comeback.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-06
HOPES TO Yin THE MEET
Virginia Will Send Crack Athletes
TO Hatchetite Games.
Relay Team 60 Oppose George Wash
fnEton Already Pfcked-Other
Stars Entered.
sDecisl n M Washin-.on He-ald.

Special n The Washington Herzld-
University. Va, Feb. 5.-Trainer Lanni-
gan to-day announced that the Virginia
track team viii be entered in the George
Washington meet IN Washington on the
night OF February e. Eighteen men have
been selected. Last year Virginia won
the meet. and this years team includes
most OF tie former stars and some very
likely new men.
No times were announced IN The try-OuIS
held 10 select the team. but Il is known
that some remarkably good time was
made. Taking advantage Of the splendid
weather. Virginia is doing most OF its
training outdoors.
Virginia attaches practically as much
importance TO the relay race between its
team and George Washington's as Il
does 10 winning the meet. Rector. the
star Olympisn performer, has remained
true 10 MS determination 70 quit the
track. and for that reason his place on
the relay must be filled
His loss VIII not be so keenly felt Il
Stanton. the heet-fOoted Californian. can
get IN shape. Stanton, when IN condi-
ton. IS said to DO quarter in fifty sec
ORds. He showed great bursts OF speed
in playing football for Virginia. and has
been selected for the relay team The
other members o. this team are Capt
Thurlow. Don Goodwin. and Wiltshire
The members OF Vlrginis's team. and
the events IN which they vii take part
are as follows:
7. \. DAVIS. SO ard nile. l. J. Marta hieh
jump. hurdles. and pole vault. "a " Hollodar
high tsmo- quarter hu-dlcs. and shot PIT. 7. Il.
Wntshire 80. 80 and relay ?. r. Asahy. 5s-yard
handicap ard 40; r.. II. Thurlow, 10 ard relay;
A. O. Ran6oirh. high imp ard hurdles: J. J.
King. . ard g noFicp 40. p. 7 Cecl shot put. .
Don Goodwin sc. relsy. and 5-yard open: S. d.
Gooch. - ard 40. z. " Buzz - and 80. r. O.
Stanton, rsiay. 40 5o-yand opcu. T. 4. Harwood
$50 ard nilc; l. L. Harding. shoi-put ard high
Srmp. G. r lager. 40 and SO. A. T. Emmer
- o9en and g rovice ard 4soi ". Il. Csbsniss. 50
open 50 novice. ard 40
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-06
LOOKING FOR OPPONENT.
Anybody Want to Fight 'sYOuns JET
friesv fn BaIfimoreS

Baltimore. Nj. Feb. 5.-Mznsser Her
ford is on the lookout for an opponent
for Young Jeffries." who VIII go on in
the seni-windup TO the Young Britt
Patsy Kline set-to which IS booked for
next Friday night at Germania Maen-
narchor Hall. before the Eureka Athlet-
ic and Social Club.
Manager Al is a firm believer IN having
Al preliuinsries. and the work OF
Young Jeffries" OK late Is sufficient TO
hope for a rafting fast setto as an intro
duction 10 the big affair Of the evening.
Several other good preliminaries are be-
ing arranged and ell between little fel-
lows. Il is the intention OF the club man.
agement to devote the evening entirely
to the smaller boys. and promise OF an
exceptional evening OF sport axe IN eyi-
dence.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-06
FRIENDS SCHOOL FIVE HINS
Defeats University Quint IN One
sided Game, Score SO to 8.
winners Take Early Lead and Are
Never Headed-L. Baker, for Vie
tors, Play Sensational Game.

The Friends School basketball five
clearly demonstrated its superiority over
the University School Quint yesterday
afternoon in the formers gymnasium in
one OF the best games Of the season. win
ming By SO 10 S, and thereby coping the
championship Of the private schools OF
the city
The contest was cne-sided Throughout,
the winners taking the lead in the first
few minutes OF play and never being
headed. With the excellent team work
which has placed the Quaker i've al the
TOP OF the private school list. the win
ners set things 70 moving al a Iast pace
as soon as the opening whistle sounded
and at the close Of the first half had
clinched the game. score, = TO s
The second session was q repetition Of
the first. the forwards on the winning
aggregation tossing goals almost 81 VIII
while the best the losers could do during
the last period Sas one goal. The team
work OF the winners and excellent play
OF the Baker brothers were the features
OF the fray.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-06
By BILL BAILEY.

Mayhap the ground hog was holding on;
for more money.
sam Langford has drawn the Jeffries
line. Sam also adds that when he gets
through with Johnson. the "boilermaker"
viii not have to re-enter the ring in de-
Tense Of the heavyweight title.
Nobody seems 70 have commented on
the fact that John Clarkson's death re-
moves one Of the few who played base
ball with their hands and feet. not with
their mouths.
Even II they co pass that anti-Jap bill.
the Jiu-Jitsu viii continue to be used on
unsuspecting DRINKS by MAJ. Sylvester
finest.
For the benefit OF our race track devo-
tees. and IN answer 10 a number OF in
quiries. We wish 10 say that everything
is over in New Orleans except paying on
the lawyers. Il was a beautiful opera
ton bat the patient died.
Just remember that II takes longer 10
make q baseball hero than Il dos 10 Tor
get one.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-06
FAvORITES GET THE MONEY.
Interesting Races at EneryviIIe
English Mail Disqualified.

Oakland, Feb 5.-Five favorites Won
at Emeryville to-day. There would have
been a perfect score OF six had not Eng
lish Mail been disqualified in the second
for foul The summaries:
FIRST RACE-F1turity oourse- Plausible x
CKeoShl. u 10 5 Won; Constants. Y Wan Dusenl.
. TO l. second; ASno,c - Butler, 3 70 l. third.
Tine. rs Is. FIXING Dance. San Gil. Hal. Hard
Maiden, SD Silver. Queen Bessie. CeleTes Skier
knight and Bill Curtis aSso ran-
SECOND RACE-Three and ons-hsif fsTforES
Judge Quinn. les Seville. 70 s. Won; Wsrfare.
i05 lRossl. TO . secou5; Sainotto. les NC
Csrshyl. g 70 ;. third Tine. CA - English
Man Won. but was disqualified for foulinS- Gar
nicht Basel. Clsthe Galsn Gale. n. Ais6h3ef. Sill
Fcr Grain, sad Joe O. also rsn-
THIRD RACE-Futu7ity course DsrEin- - mo
Carthyl, 4 70 !. roa; BAIL, II gArcaibsidl, 3 %
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-06
VICTORY FOR ACKERMAN.

New Jersey Wrestler Pinned 20 the
Mat in jig Time.
Special 70 ne Washington Herald
Lynchburg. Va, Feb. al Alderman,
also known as Rich and Hudson. tonight
beat John Straehl, Of Paterson, y. J., in
a wrestling match Alderman getting the
second and third falls in 1870 and
So. respectively. Straehl pinned Ack-
erman in s. seconds with a crotch
and-bOdy hold. Alderman got the sec
ond fail on q head scissors and barIock.
and won the match with a crotch-and-
body hold.
A teiegraphic challenge from Tommy
Ryan. in Roanoke. for a match with the
winner was ignored
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-06
-: s.. ~. 81 elsntrJl. . 70 5. ii

l. second; St Avon. Is GlentIJl. e to 5. third
Tine. is IS. Billy MysT. Lueky Mate, Duks q
Orleans. CuernaTaca. EEelyn &. StandoFe=, Tra-c.
Ysnk. and A. 3. Cook also "a.
FOURTH RACE-Cne nile and tEerfy ysri=-
Dollie Doilzrs. Us lsiIbeTtl. g - 5 Wccs Matte
Mack. rs fKeozh}. p 70 l. second; Dainty Belle.
l05 iTaplini. 20 .. third Time, I-13 S5 Nab.
HolisndeT. Ssi1essE. Blancae C. aid Stella A.
alSa rzn-
FIFTH RACE-Fztu-ity ccurss Steel rs
Cars, 70 J. Eou; Toll Box. Us (Keoghi. 70 =
sec0nd; Platoon. rs wan Duse1l. 70 >. third.
Tine, Is - Cu-lulun, Ha1y Rogers. W.
more. Cayenne Goa. Ven Tsoup. Prospsr. Pzladini.
ard Lady Rensselaer, also ra1-
SIXTHs RACE-Six frionEs Descomrsss II
tKeogh). Il 70 70. E0n: Yakima Belle. II lGi-
bert Is 70 l. secon6; D. WaTizld. 10 No-tzi. 4
% l. third Tine III - Hriford Autumn Days
Fau-uil Han. Rose kiz1st. Stroke. EasmouT. Pa
las, Incentive, ard Cstiz Lass also IN
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-06
FrIrnd. EIect Offioer.-

A meeting o. the athletic association
was held at the Friends School yesterday
afternoon. and Charles Thorn was elected
president and David Karriek his assist
art
Thorn IS an old and popular student
al the school. having worn the RED and
gray cOlOrs for eight years. Unfortu-
nately he VIII graduate this year.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-06
Briton Only Two Laps Ahead.
PLAY WASHINGTON AND LEE.
Georgetown Basketball Team Book
ed for Hot Game Tonight.


ed for Hot Game Tonight.
In Odd Fellows Hail tonight the
basketball team from Georgetown IS
scheduled TO meet the crack quintet OF
Washington and Lee University.
The latter aggregation have an envi-
able record TO sustain, having lost but
one game in the last two years. and this
certainly means that the wearers Of the
Blue and Grey wiz have to do some tail
hustling II they want 10 carry OF the
Ieurels.
The Hilltoppers have had some strenu-
Gus games during the last few weeks. but
owing TO their splendid physical condition
they have been able to bear up under the
burden without any apparent III effects
Georgetown certainly should be proud
OF its representatives in this form Of
manly diversion. and they can certainly
be depended upon to give a good self-ac-
counting with the best OF their adver-
saries. The game VIII be played in Odd
Fellows Hall at s o'clock
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-06
Buys Two Texas LeaEuer..

Special 70 Tie Washington Herald
Milwaukee. Wis, Feb. 5.-8ianager John
McCloskey, OF the Brewers. has bought
two Texas Leaguers. Collins and Deiters.
outfelders, from Cantilion- These heavy
hitting youngsters played with the Fort
Worth team and led their team in clout-
ing the leather pill II they can keep
Up their batting pace, they VIII make
good IN he American Association.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-06
Dartmouth, 1; Cornell. o.

Hanover. y h, Feb. O. Despite the
wretched condition OF the ice. Dartmouth
and Cornell played a fast hockey game
here this afternoon The game went to
Dartmouth. ! TO @. The only score came
in the first half. Doe shooting the rubber
in on long line from the side
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-06
MEETING Is POSTPONED.
south Atlantic Association Basket
ball ChanapIonships Later.

A meeting OF the South Atlantic Associ-
alton, 10 arrange dates FOR playing the
championship basketball games. vas 20
be held here last night. bat the Baltimore
contingent sent word that they would be
unable 10 attend. and the meeting has
been postponed until later date.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-06
Fast Game Expected.

The beys' department CUNT Of the 7. II.
c. a. viii ciase tonight with the aggre-
CATION from the Northminster.
The last time these teams played the
time had 10 be extended thirty minutes
because they were tied at the end OF the
game
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-06
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
Rv HARRY nnDn-

ny "
Dope" Cray has Joined the hoIdout
squad. The Tech slab artist keeps those
Commercial League magnstes in a con-
tinual state OF worriment.
Ten more days and De Witt goes back
on the farm.
.Blondy'' Greer springs into the line
light. He's even older than Alb Welcker.
An was quiet along the Avenue yes
terday. Did say all7 Well. al save one
Dutch Stuckert did the promenade act
Western High has the most brilliant
prospects for the coming baseball season
4 team Of veterans Is hard TO beat.
Here's q playmate for little Cy Nc
Donald. Charlie" Peters. OF viroqua.
Wis. weighs 80 pounds Invite him on
for the Inauguration. Cy.
Martin. Whitney Gregory, Hndreth,
Kuehn, and Stern are to-day in the role
Of the suppliant.
Jimmy Donovan. over al Western. has
turned in an application. for entrance 10
that hair brushing league. One Of the
Centrars favorites now win give Us e
full quota.
Carrack says this is the weather for
him, and that both be and Walter John
son viii be found in line when the season
opens. We weren't worrying about John
son. but the announcement that Carrack
viii be back in the fold is certainly well
come bit OF news TO those who attend the
games ut Capital City Park.
Haven't gotten Mullins record yet.
Business Highs pitching corps took q
little outdoor exercise yesterday. Greg
ory, HiH. Lynch, Rawlins, and Williams
are the aspiTants for linging honors. The
squad VIII in all probability start outdoor
work at McDevitt's Field next Tuesday.
''Tcots" was around after a little ad-
vance money yesterday His threat 10
quit the game looks bad after that
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-06
PLEASE NOTE

That Mr.. H c. Newcomer, for
merIy with the VI. Lindsay
Rubber Company, is now with
tne NEW Rubber store, ioc=-
tiOn. 10Oo = street, at Tensa
street by name, THE WASH
ISGT0N RUBBER COMPANY.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-06

While you think OF II, telephone your
Want Ad- to The Washington Herald.
and biz viii be sent you at cent a word
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-06
Shrub QUITS IN
RACE WITH INDIAN
Tom LOngbOat Is Winner Of
Marathon Struggle.
BRIToN LED AT THE START

For Twenty Miles the EngIishman
Set the Pace, and Was Leading by
More Than Eight LaDs-DrODs Ex-
hausted at start OF Twenty-fourth
Mue-Immense Crowd Sees Match.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-06

Mayhap the ground hog was holding out
for more money.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-06
The Indian Snnrtn

The Englishman showed absolutely no
sign Of distress and was going easily. IN
the eighth lap CT the sixth mile Shrubb
tried to pass the indian. but was crowded
back.
Longboat now began to increase his
speed slightly. and there we're warwhOoPs
from the spectators. but shrubb stuck to
him ike a Ieech.
As shrubb completed seven miles and
nine laps he called for another pair OF
shoes Then he went ahead with the old
ones and finished eight miles in a5.52
with the same old lead OF three laps.
The Briton began increasing his lead. and
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-06
Haven't gotten Mullins record yet

sTcots" was around after little ad-
vance money. yesterday His threat 10
quit the game looks bad after that
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-06

Jimmy Donovan. over at Western. has
turned in On application for entrance 70
that hair brushing league. One Of the
Centrars favoTites now wiz give Us g
full quota
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-06

Saw the Charley Horse" going South
the other day. Said he would be on hand
10 greet soHe Of the more or less ex-
pensive baseball talent when they start
work.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-05
Id Like to See the
Liver Of a Fat Man

This is an expression of a medical
man who said that the liver of fat
man must present a wonderful sight
when that man Is alive and performing
his regular duties. The liver is the
largest organ in the human body. The
stomach calls on the liver and so does
the blood. If the liver gives to the di-
gestive apparatus improper juices then
the digestion. is wrong. This is what
makes people fat The liver is not
right On popular demand we have
made the famous Marmola Prescrip-
tion into Tablets which are eaten after
meals just like food and they digest
that food as ii should be. digested
They remove fat already accumulated
al the rate of from 12 to Is ounces per
day and leave no wrinkles or f1abby
skin. Carry one in your vest pocket or
purse when you dine out and eat what
you will. Fasting. diet and exercise
will not reduce fat. You only starye
the body and by tearing down other
organs you bring the fat with the rest
of the destruction. Marmola tablets
are sold by all druggists and in
greater quantity than all the other So
called fa- redueers combined There
must be {, ierit in them or their sale
month. Ask any druggist or il you
Company. Dept. PAS, Detroit. Mich. and
they will send you a large case of Mar
mola Tablets in plain package by mail.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-05
UNIQUE DANCE AT
STAR OF SEA FAIR
Women of League of the Cross
Booth Plan Entertainment
for Tonight

Miss Florence Power, as dainty a
blossom as ever the springtime boasted,
will sing amid the falling snow at the
unique SNOWFALL dance at the Star of
the Sea fair, Hendricks hall, sixteenth
and Valencia street tonight. The
women in charge of the League of the
Cross booth have planned the enter
tainment.
A wintry supply of snowbalis has
been supplied for the event, and the
north pole, as timely topic. will be
on hand, just as it was discovered by
Peary and Cook.
A piano solo will be given by Miss
Winifred Chamberlain, a soprano solo
by Miss Helena Hackmeister. a cornet
solo by Ernest G.. Williams. leader of
the League of the Cross band; tenor
solo by Frank Willard. and then will
come Miss Power, with her dance and
accompanying song.
Mrs. James E. Power, with corps of
assistants, will have charge of the
dancing.