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The Detroit times., 1910-02-23
ACCUSED OF FORGERY
myron /. Vincent. ST. Louis. Mich.
Youth, Is Locked Up.

Charged with forgery. Myron J.
Vincent. alias William Ford alias
The ST. Louis Kid" 20 years old, or
st Louis Mich, was arrested by De-
tectives Brook. and Seymour, Monday
in the First National bank. where he
attempted TO pass check for So.
purportine 20 be signed by the Hall
Lumber Co. OF Lansing. Bank EN-.
ploycs became suspicious and called
the police
TWO checks in the same haudwrit-
ing. but signed hy different names
were found in Vincents pockets fhe
BOY says he came TO Detroit, Monday
morning from Lansing.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-23
Three Must Die For Murder

NORRISTOWN. Pa FEB - 49,
Judge Swartz today oyerruled a mo
ton for a new trial IN The cases %
Frank CniCkermo. Nick Marengo ana
John Ballon. VINO are under sentence
Of death for the murder OF George
Johnson Norristown farmer Ac-
cording 20 evidence brought out at
their trial the three men went 10 the
home OF Johnson for the purpose ~
robbery johnson resisted and at,
tempted 10 drive them from the house
and they attacked and murdered him.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-23
ROUND. UP OF GRAY WOLVES.
Surals Tire Of Having Sleep Broken
and join in a Big Hum:

HONMDt TIL. ILL., Feb. - Warren
and Mercer counties have been SO
Cverrun by gray wolves OF the big old
fashioned variety that neither peace
nor safety has been assured
On account Ji The bowling of the
wolves barking OF dogs and midnight
yigils 10 protect the smaller animals.
lilGc rest is enjoyed in the average
farm domicilo \ big wolf hunt took
place in some OF the northern towns
sails week Men boys and dogs turned
out by hundreds Women came out 20
witness the downfall OF the proving
ma.auGcrs. Twenty five scalps We're
Lakeu.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-23
s~andled Victims o.. Of $3.50. 600

SOUfHAIPTON. Fcb y IL going
oyAi Jhe accoWts to-day OF George
Franklin. who committed suicide by
cut.Hs his throat in a public bath In
Loadon week ago accountants found
evidence " sWindliug operations OK
tending over years by which he had
realized uuy SN5O000 Franklin was
q zeal estate operator and conducted
the sW.ndl,s by means OF forgery and
fraudulent mortgages Most ~ the
victims tive iu southampton
The Detroit times., 1910-02-23
5000 FIRE IN TRAveRse CITY.

TRAVERSE CITY. Mich. Feb. u
Special The saloon OF ode Nc
Garry and the cigar store and factory
ri owen schoolcraft were destroyed
boy tire early This morning The loss
0n the saloon Is 5000. Schoolcraft
losing an equal amount Each had
600 insurance II is believed rats
arted the fire by chewing matches
The building was an old wooden struc.
ura standing between the Globe store
and the Hotel Whiting IN he center
OF the downtown district
The Detroit times., 1910-02-23

w ASlllNGTON Feb. - Rep. Jas
B Perkins. OF New York is sinking
and Jr % B Deal said this morning
that DE- had slight hopes for the con
gresham life Do Bis not believed he
can liYe more than - hours Mrs
Perkins Is al his bedside.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-23
PHYSICIAN FAILS TO APPEAR.

SAGINAW. Mich, Feb 22-tSpe.
cial DR. James \. Sorenson. a prom
inent practitioner. failed TO be- present
whom The case against him for assault
and battery preferred by Sarah
names. an aged woman. was called
Monday afternoon lie forfeited 800
bail bonds
The Detroit times., 1910-02-23
COUNCIL WoN,r RECONSIDER.

SAGINAW. Mon, Feb 22--tSpe-
cial Following Two hours session
during which the lie was passed and
charge OF grating and being friends
or corporate interests were made. the
council al Us regular meeting Monday
night refused bv vote OF - 10 Z. 10
reconsider the franchise rights given
90 II, Saginaw VALLEY Traction co az
its meeting LAST week
The Detroit times., 1910-02-23
1hI1Ann pRnnICE.

CHICAGO. F'h. - butter reafu
rr. extras. zoo. hrsts &c. dairy. cN-
tIss. GOO hrsts. 24c EEgs-rrime
nrsts Boo. nrsts 2tf Choose Twins
tels nfGA. 81. daisies los, AZ, 49, Young
Americas. IGis 0f6a.c market steady
Live poultry Turkeys. t,r. fowls lGc.
spring chickens. ~ "a 16c, ducks ~
N 5r. geese roo To-.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-23
SHOOTS STRANGE BIaD.
Farmer Brings Down What Some Be-
lieVe To Be An Arctic Owl

HASTINGS. ECb.. Feb. - "A large
bird which no one here is able to iden-
tify. thuogh several believe il is a spe
cies OF arctic owl has been killed by
Fred Scvtou
For several days farmers had seen
a huge white bird flying about in the
woods ON NewtoE's farm. With his
shotgun he Knocked Il ont OF tree
- feet nigh The birds wings have
4 spread OF 56 inches Its body. with
the exception OF It's head. which is
slate colored. is white, spotted with
black II has eyes, beak and talons
like an owl, but has no ears, as the
larger species OF owls usually have.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-23
CHIC AGO.


IHICAGO Fob = -@CatIle Receipts
500. steady, beeVcs. Si.65QN. west
vin, 81 80 "a O,25. stoCkers and feeders,
50 40 q as. cows aud heifers, $. - g
G.l", Texas 81 40 = $50. calves $50 "a
80. Hogs -Receipfs -. GOO. shade
higher. light. 5000. mixed $500
$50 heavy. 500 q 8 90. rough, $500
" -as .urkors. ss3Otsa.tr. pigs S9loa
80. sheep and lamhs-~krcsipt L.
900. steady, natives. S4.s5 "a 30. west
vrn, s. ~ 80. lambs native. $50 "a $50,
western 4 80 "a g3O
The Detroit times., 1910-02-23
CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND. o., Feb % Hogs
Receipts Loco. i5c higher, mediums.
mixed and workers.. S9.55, piss and
hghts. $3.50. cattle Receipts cars,
strong Lambs Receipts cars, $50
top calves Receipts Too. Slu.-5 top.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-23
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter- CreamerIes. EXTRAS. 2sc.
arsts. 2Tv. dairy butter 2.c. packing
stock zoe per 30. NAVY
Eggs-tTesh current receipts, cases
Included 2fc prt doZ Receipts Mon
daE $50 cases
The Detroit times., 1910-02-23

Basins OF mercury. revolved by
electric motors to change the con.
ccvity Of the mercury 10 alter the
focus. are something new In the line
OF refectors for big telescopes.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-23
INSISTS THAT ASQUITH
AGREE TO IRISH HOME RULE

Leader of the Irish Nationalist party
who Insists that Premier Asaulth
agree tn Irish home rule. and the
abolition os the lords veto power.
Richmond says unless this o. done
the NutIOnaiIstr and IabOrtte. will
not support the Liberals. lie says
Asauith made this promise during
the r cent election campniga.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-23
EAST BrrFaLo-cio.s.

EAST BUFFALO. y = Feb- ,.
Cattle Receipts 100. quiet and steadN
prime. So ~ butchers. s. hofi ..
Nea!s Receipts 100. active. 25c hign-
90, common to choice $50 q 1923.
Sleep ana Lambs Receipts 5000. de-
tive. steady. lambs. ss.5Ona.ip, year
tiugs. s.250Se5 sheep S. 5oet 40.
Hogs Receipts sOO active higher,
yurkers s.. 30 q $50. pigs. $3.50
The Detroit times., 1910-02-23

BusIne~s-IIke Pr;n"nE. 80 fuss ans
no faa thers The plain. neat kind that
looks right Times Printing Co, Is
Jonn RS; Phone l49S.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-23
Children Cry.
FOR FLETCnER'S
G q . TO RIA

Job Printing doLe rIgbf. Times
Printing Co, r John R.-st cali Main
Isgs. or City 1885,.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-23

VIENNA. Feb. 22-Ihere are per-
sistent rnmors here today that Abdul
Hamid, the drposed sultan Of Turkey,
died la his villa dt >alOntkn. where he
had been prisoner since his depo>i-
lion. The report IL denied ia drs-
patches from both >alontka aud Con-
StnntinOple. hat l.. nevertheless. cred
tied bS several Jenna papers.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-23
.cMARKETS
LIVE STOCK.
EAST B,rrAI.o-openIna.

EAST NJ FFAI.O-Oprning.
DunDtug ~ stevens Live stock Heport
iit. FFAi4p. Fen. - 80 Special lrrCat'
Ne Receipts : cars. steady Hoss
Receipts ip cars. higher. heavy, $3.50.
Surkers. $40 q SO, pigs, $500. sheep
hest laWbsJ SEQ $40 lyearllugs, $50
500, wetAeTss s. "a IS ewes so.s5 q
GOO CalNes-s5 Hl0.f5.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-23
JOBBI\G PRICES.

Canned GOods-Apples, gals, " 90
baked beans. lib. 80 q COO; Lime beans
lai.50. Fancy Maine. ~
standard. soc. Table bcets, 81 % = ~
Peas Fancy early june. So stano-
ards. 81 soaked. s0Q 'Oc. salmon -
Soc keye. tail. 81 81. nat. sl.sv. Aiasha1
reds. 81 so. Alaska pinks. roma
toes. 20 q soc, succOtash SIG ~ Ho%.
COnee-Package coffee, loO-lo case
sli s5ul1. delivered.
Feed-Bran. SO fine middlinBs, $50
coarse middlings. SIC. cracked corn;
s2s. coarse corn meal S2s' corn an"
oats chop S2G per ton.
FIour-M ichigen patents, In WOOD
best, $3.50, ordinary patents; 80 .,
Hour. t4.55 per Dbl
Oiis--Raw linsced sc; boiled I'M
seed. 30. Diamond headlight Kerosene.
sac. Perfection. lUc, EOcene. l-c'
crown gasoline. BE gal. turpentine, IN
barrel lots. SiIac per gal
ProNi-ioDs-Mes pork. so 90 tanlly
pork. S24.15gZ5. medium clear. t2oH
%. smoked hams. ljl4c. bacon. 10 = N
l7c, lard IN tierces. 10 a.; kettle ron
sugar--o Quotations corrected daily by
W. " Edgar & Co. crystal domlncrs
S,.95 Eagle tablets. 500. cut LOAF
SO 40. eubes, S565. MIX powdered.
S5s5 standard. pow 1rred $3.50, gram
uiated. extra coarse. $3.50, granulat al
fine IN bulk 50 80, graduated Ia 25-lb
cotton bags S5.4j. Michigan granGl1t
"a s. 20. diamond 5. sou; c6nfectlon-
rs \. $50 No !. $50 30 Z. ! a. ~
No q s. 20 80 = sjl5, No =. t5lO,
No T. 800 40. 10. s.. NJ II. S4.sJ,
No. - $3.50. No. 10. S4.sJ, No. IL, s.. b;
80 % 81 30 per 100 lbs.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-23
STANFORD ATHLETE KEPT
HIS MARRIAGE SECRET
c. F. GaRong Months Ago Mar
ried a Belle of Tacoma
Special Dispatch 10 The Call

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Jan. a.
A ripple of excitement was caused on
the campus yesterday by the news that
&c. F. Ganong was some months ago
married to Miss Fawcett of Tacoma,
Wash.
The secret was SO we'll kept that only
a very few of Ganong's closest friends
knew of the matter until yesterday.
Ganong is a varsity baseball and
Rugby player and a member of Theta
Delta Chi fraternity and of Skull and
Snakes, the upper class honor society.
The executive board of the English
club met this week and outlined it's
policy for the semester. The chief
business for next month will be the
publishing of second edition of "The
First Year at stanford" with new illus
trations.
The open meetings. which have been
frequent in the past, will be less this
semester and the closed meetings, de-
voted to the discussion of original
work by the members, are TO be held
more frequently.
f. J. Hopkins II and g. T. Morgan
10 were appointed to take charge of
this department of original work
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-23

Mrs. /. E. Haskell of 2502 Clay ST, San
Frapcisco, writes: Il am fifty years old
Consequently my wrinkles were of long
standing and / had not thought it pos
sible to erase them. but now when I
view my changed reflection in the mir
ror | can scarcely realize the ira nsfor-
nation that has been wrought" Mrs
w. j. Egbert of Lac du Flambeau, Wis.
says: My wrinkles disappeared after
using your treatment only two nights.
! believe you have the only perfect
of 201 No Elm ST.. Greensboro. n c.,
VS.: Since using the Treatment | look
younger than l did twenty-five years
ago Mrs. M. L. Lee. ia f. Franklin
treatment one night and it succeeded
in entirely removing my wrinkles,
leaving my face as soft and free from
lines as a child's."
discovery imitators have naturally
sprung up all over the country. Some
Of them have copied Mile. Meta's adver-
tisements and literature to such an ex-
tent that the public is often at a loss to
distinguish the imitation from the real
We are therefore authorized to announce
the following remarkable offer. which
can not fail to convince you as to who
is who.
Mile. Meta will forfeit $1,000. 90 in
Gold if she fails to prove that she holds
nine. Gold Medals and three Grand Prix
on her discoveries from Interna tionaI
Expositions. She will forfeit 81 100000 in
Gold il any one can prove that she did
not take out her own wrinkles with 1t
in three nights exactly as she claims
She will forfeit 5 / 10000 in Gold if every
testimonial and sworn statement which
she publishes is not absolutely genuine
She will forfeit 81 100000 in Cold If any
one can show advertisements similar to
hers published in any Newspaper or
Ma gazine in the United States or Eu-
rope prior to the publication of her
advertisements.
Arrangements have been made with
Mile. Meta to furnish free information
in regard to her marvellous process for
removing wrinkles to all San Francisco
Cali readers. Merely cut out and send
her the Coupon below and You will re-
ceiye free particulars by return mail in
plain, sealed envelope. You can use
this remarkable process in the privacy
of your own home without the knowl-
edge of even your most intimate friends
1t often works astonishing wonders in
a single treatment over night.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-23
$1,000 Rev ard
IF SHE F ALL S
WRINKLES
San Francisco Call
Free Beauty Coupon
Good Tomorrow for This Worlds
Most Famous Beauty
Specialist

An opportunity is now offered every
reader Of this paper to consult the
worlds most famous beauty specialist.
Harriet Meta, of Paris, London and
Syracuse, absolutely free.
A little over three years ago there was
nothing known which, in our judgment
would actually remove wrinkles. but at
that time Mile. Meta made the impor
tant discovery which has since made
her famous in two Continents.
She demonstrated the great power of
her new process by taking her own
wrinkles out with it in three nights, af-
ing pots, etc., had all failed. and today
Mile. Meta's face is still free from wrin-
kles. her cheeks fun and plump and her
skin and complexion is delight to be-
hold. In fact by many she is considered
the most beautiful woman in all Paris.
Her remarkable discovery was brought
before the judges sDf the Paris Interna-
tional Exposition and the Rome Exposi-
ton Interna tionale for their investiga-
tion. and in both instances they quickly
awarded her Gold Medals thereon The
French Government also honored her
with a patent on her new process, and
patents are now pending before the L.
S. Government at Washington.
London journals sent their Beauty Edi-
their high Endorsements of her discov-
cries made her famous almost over
night. so that she was eagerly sought
after by French Countesses and En- glish
Ladies of high title and rank. The
Beauty Editress OF the London Onlook-
er wrote An interview with Mile.
Meta left me persuaded that here at
last might he found the secret to re-
store youth and beauty"
Many Of those who have used her pro-
cess report most astonishing results.
Mrs Mary J. Davis of East st. Louis
H.. says My wrinkles were very deep
and Of long standing so you can ina g
inc my surprise when after only two
applications, they entirely disappeared"
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-23
MERCHANTS WILL
ADVERTISE VALLEY
San Joaquin Businessmen Adopt
Measures for Exploitation
of Their District
Special Dispatch 10 The Call


STOCKTON, Jan. 22-The annual
meeting of the San Joaquin county
board of trade, recently organized from
the various promotion bodies of San
Joaquin to advertise this county abroad
on a larger scale, was held here this
afternoon.
Plans for maintaining a San Joaquin
headquarters in Los Angeles during
the influx OF eelonists and homeseekers
from the east were completed. James
j. Rhea, the secretary, will be sent to
Los Angeles next week and will remain
there for the next two and half
months to do missionary work among
the colonists in order that San Joaquin
may obtain her quota of the thousands
Of settlers who are coming west Rhea
will deliver illustrated lectures every
afternoon in the auditorium of the Los
Angeles chamber of commerce. One
hundred new beautifully colered slides
have been prepared for this purpose.
The following representatives com
pose the board of trade: Louis S. Wet
more of the South san Joaquin cham
Der of commerce, w. p. Steinbeck Of
the stockton chamber of commerce, d
". Miller Of the Linden Farmers
league, F. NJ. Cowell of the Manteca
board of trade. G. w. Kuesthardt OF the
Ripon board of trade, Burton A. Towne
of the Lodi chamber of commerce. Ed f.
Trethe way OF the San Joaquin board OF
supervisors and Henry c. Meyer OF the
East Side Farmers league.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-23
GOVERNOR GILLETT WILL
ATTEND THE BANQUET
Napa Chamber Of Commerce Ar
ranges for Notable Gathering
coial Dispofch 10 The Call

4 isecoial Dispofch 70 The Call
NAPA, Jan. elaborate prepars-
tions are being made for the annual
banquet Of the Sapa chamber of com
merce. which viii be held the evening
n February J.
A number OF distinguished speakers
from abroad viii address the gathering
on topics Of statewide interest. T. IL
Winship, president Of the chamber. viii
introduce former Minister to Japan F.
j. CoOmbs as t0astmaster.
Responses viii be made 10 the fol-
lowing toasts. Good Roads Move
nlent' Governor James \. Gillett: Cal
ifOrnia.' Lieutenant Governor Warren
r. Porter: "A Review" Supreme Justice
Henry A Melvin OF Oakland: "Napa
VALLEY" General c. A Woodruff of the
Veterans home: City of Napa." Mayor
y. s Kyser: Benefits Derived From the
United Efforts Of Shippers, Manufac-
turers and Railroads." Railroad Com
missioner H y. Loveland OF San Fran
cisco: Schools, Theodore A Bell Of
San Francisco: Chamber Of Commerce
Work" T. n. Clay. former president of
the Oakland chamber Of commerce.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-23
ARMORED CRUISERS TURN
THEIR PROWS HOMEWARD
American Fleet on Way Back
From the Orient

WASHINGTON, Jan: 2s.-Ihe ar
mored cruiser squadron, composed OF
the West Virginia Colorado. Maryland.
California. washington. Tennessee and
PENNSYLVANIA. which was sent out TO
the orient on a cruise of evolution. has
turned homeWard
A cabIegram received at the navy de-
partmeRt announces the sailing OF the
vessels from Yokohama for honolulu
en- route TO the United States.
Soon after returning to San Francisco
two Of the cruisers, the Tennessee and
the Washington, will be dispatched
around Cape Horn TO Join the Montana
North Carolina and Chester at BuenOs
Aires TO represent the United states at
the Argentine centennial exposition.
the combined squadron being under
command Of Captain Staunton-
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-23
ELEVEN UNDERTAKERS
PLACED UNDER ARREST
Are Charged With Ncglecting to
Pay License Tax

OAKLAND, Jan. 22.-Members of IL
undertaking firms We're arrested today
on misdemeanor charges of neglect1ng
to pay license fees to the city of IS
each quarter. The undertakers are op-
posed to the taxation, which they claim
is discrimination against their busf-
ness, and have announced that they
viii fight.
Warrants for the undertakers' ar
rests were sworn out this morning by
W. A. J, FRANKIE, license inspector. The
warrants were turned over to Captain
of Police Lynch, who notified the under
takers that they Were wanted and that
bail in each case was $25. One by one
the embalmers walked TO the police
station, left their money and were told
to appear in the police court tomorrow
morning
The warrants were issued for mem
bers of these firms: McManus 6, Free
man. the Hall undertaking company,
Grant ID. Miller. Beaudry & McAvoy,
J. E. Henderson, James Taylor, Albert
Brown undertaking company, McMas-
ters & Briscoe, Cunha & Caporgno, 7.
A. Wollitz and the Shuler undertaking
company.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-23
Can Easily Locate Money

IF the Bank Of California or any
other banks feel that they can infict
a hardship on the people of this city
and county by returning deposits of
the city's money, or by refusing to ac-
cept more, they are mistaken. Be 1t
known to them that the auditor, treas
urer and mayor can. within "a hours
locate every dollar in sthe city treas
ury with banks In this city and state
which will give us the best security
TO be found within the boundary lines
of this nation. The same is true of
every other financial consideration with
which this administration will be called
upon to deal.
Neither Mr.. Anderson. the Bank Of
California nor any coterie of banks or
bankers has mortg gage on the people
of this city and county. The people.
not Mr.. Anderson are in possession Of
the government now. The people
will have no difficulties with their
finances. These gentlemen can not
embarrass nor hamper the work of this
administration. | sincerely hope that
in returning that s50O.00O Mr.. Ander-
son was not inspired with desire to
hamper the administration or stir up
strife In San Francisco.
Il know something OF the desires
Of some OF these gentlemen. / know
of their attempts 10 raise fund Of
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-23
LAWYERS SON WANTS
TO EMULATE FATHER
Charles S. Wheeler Jr. Candi-
date for Editorship of Annual

BERKELEY, Jan. 22.-The attention
of the politicians of the university
campus is now centered on the cleo
ton of an editor and a manager for
the Blue and Gold, the annual of the
class of 1912
Thomas Veach of the Occident staff
and Charles S. Wheeler Jr. are men
toned for the editorial chair. The
latter is strong in fraternity circles
and is spurFed on by the knowledge
that his father, the well known lawyer
of San Francisco, was editor of the
Blue and Gold of his class. r. c.
Ingram and Herman Phleger are men
toned for the position of manager.
The election of an editor and man
ager. however, may not be held as 1t
has in the past. The student body is
considering taking over the class an
nusl and publishing IL as university
book Such action would greatly in
crease the number of candidates for
the Offices
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-23
The Way to Cure
All Skin Diseases
The Prescription is Simple: Purify the
BLOOD by Using Stuart's Calcium
A Trial Package Sent Free.


If people only realized the utter
absurdity of attempting to cure pim-
ply blotchy, unsightly complexion by
means of the many irrational and IL
logical methods employed in beauty
parlors.' and also In the boudolr, thou
sands of dollars which are wasted
every year-literally thrown away
would be saved, and the complexion
through constitutional treatment, at
about one-tenth of one per cent of the
cost of the fancy" and exceedingly
Pse des ,oea "a the cheeks
and attempting to rub in so-called
.skin-food,' is the height of nonsense.
Nature never intended the skin to be
fed from the outside, but from the in
side exclusively, and it is the blood
which really feeds the skin. builds 1t
up. and supplies il with nutriment alb
sorbed from the digestive system.
There is really no such thing as a
skin food any more than there is a
heart food or lung-food,' or a
brain food
envelope over the muscular system,
and ii has no power to absorb cold
creams, or any other medicaments
when rubbed over its surface. While.
saying with electricity. or by hand.
will draw the blood temporarily to
the surface and produce an artificial
glow which may last half an hour or
ing benefit and will never cure wrin-
kles. pimples. pustules. blackheads, or
other facial blemishes.
Besides. the frequent treatment of
the skin in the way which beauty doc
tors have-those kneading. rubbing,
cooking methods, making the face
for the time being as red as a boiled
lobster, also have the very undesira BILE
effect of increasing and Strengthening
the hair growth on the cheeks.
The only logical treatment In ac-
quiring and maintaining a perfect COM
plexion, devoid of all bemishes, such
as blotches, pimples. roughness. chap
ping. scaly patches. ETC., is to go after
these troubles from the inside-to
strike at the foundation. the origin Of
the complaints-and that means. In
other words. to thoroughly purify the
blood. by using STUART'S CALCIUM
WATERS.
These powerful little waters IS soon
as taken into the system exert their
wonderful, blood purifying effects. and
they never let UP for a moment, until
every atom of impurity in the blood
is eliminated. and in addition to that.
they also build up the blood. and
strengthen the circulation through the
skins surface. and thus render wrin-
l1les and skin blemishes impossible of
existence.
Secure a soc box at once from your
druggist. and send us your name and
address for free sample. Address f. a.
Stuart Co. 175 Stuart Bldg, Marshall,
Mich