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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-12-17
PERSONAL.

oakland avenue.
Miss Louise Brockin yton. of Man
ming. passed through the city Tuesday
morning on her way to Columbia.
Mrs. Aston and her son. DIR. w. A.
Aston. OF Hagood. were In the city
Tuesday.
pr. c. :. Lemmon has returned at
ter pleasant visit of several days in
Charleston.
MIR. C. Capers Smith who has been
In Charleston for the past few days
on visit to his parents at that place
returned to the city Monday morn
ing.
Miss Minnie Moses has been .p-
pointed to n position In the new post
office. and has been assigned to the
general delivery window.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. ID. Wilson, q.
Knoxville. Tenn.. are on visit to
relatives In the city.
Miss Mary Marion who has been I'm
the city In attendance upon her broth
er. Rev. J. p. Marion. while he was
so seriously I'LL has returned TO her
home In Lancaster.
Mr.. Abe Ardis was In town for
while Tuesday morning.
Messrs. II. o. Purdy. II. ID. Mitchell.
:. II. and B. d. Mitchell, Jr., left
Tuesday morning for a hunt of sew
eral days In Berkeley county.
Mr.. Willie Bultman went to CO.
iumbia Tuesday morning on business.
Mr. r.. A. Dennis. of Bishopville.
was In the city Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. o. Sanders of Ha-
good. spent Tuesday In town.
Miss Carolyn Cromer left Tuesday
morning for her home in Newberry.
after spending pleasant visit with
Mrs. Horace Hardy.
Miss Mary Purdy went to Colum-
bia Tuesday morning.
Miss sarah' Moore. OF wedseneld.
was In the city for while Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. Alphonse Cobb, and little
daughter Elizabeth. returned to her
hsme IN As ,eville Tuesday. after
a visit TO her daughter, Mrs. S. W.
Gillespie.
Miss Grace Carson. of DaIzen was
IN the city Monday aud Tuesday. ---,
Mr.. w. ID. Troubleneld. of Wedge
field. was in the city for a while
. Tuesday.
Miss Mamie Moore. Of Stateburg.
was in the city Tuesday.
Messrs. T. ID. Jenkins and j. L.
ellis. OF Rembert were In .he city
Tuesday.
Mr.. Il. f. Rembert. of Rembert.
spent Tuesday in the city.
Mr.. Dwight Shaw. of st. Charles,
was in the city Tuesday.
The Rev. J. p. Marion who has
been critically III with typhoid fever,
is much better and Is steadily improv.
ing.
Rev. J. S. Beasley vas in the city
Tuesday.
AIR. Charles Ganlard OF Dalzell.
was In the city Wednesday.
Messrs Algy Rose and Harold Nc
Fadden left Wednesday for Sardinia,
to attend a wedding there that even
ing
G.sses Matte and Meta Boykin. OF
Dalzell. was In town Wednesday.
Col. j. +. Jervey went to Summer
ton Wednesday to conduct an auction
sale OF the woodley property at tina.
piece.
Mess.s j. w. McKeiver and l. a.
Ryttenberg went TO the meeting Of
the Masters Building association in
Florence Wednesday.
Dr. Warren II. Burgess OF Charles
Ten was In the city for a few day. 20
attend the marriage OF his sister
Tkr. saaY
II. Frank Kelley. Esq. OF Bishop
viGe. was In the city Wednesday.
Mis- vallye Appelt. Of Manning.
Vas In the city Wednesday.
Miss Gladys Tupper, OF Charleston
was In the city To attend the B,,r-
rcss-Harby wedding Thursday.
Rev. NJ. w. Hook and Rev. ]. Il.
Wilson an Rev. W. r. Duncan have
returned from the Methodist Comic.
ence at Charleston.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-12-17

Honesty needs no pains to set it,
self off.-Edward Moore.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-12-17

FIRST PRIZE, LADIES' $4,000 lax GOLD CASE WATCH
SECOND PRIZE II DOZEN STERLING SvE KNIVES AND
THIRD PRIZE LADIES' GOLD HANDLE PARASOL Sis. :. :. .
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lRT avn FFtLO RFLL.
100 West PoiuI adrts DS the Museum
AID the Garden ~haW.

According o. tho regular annual Cus-
tom cot thIrls- " l-lrn~i professor
II drawing at the West Point Military
Academy. brought to town yesterday
about q hundred cadets vino compose the
second elias. Tor day at the Metropolitan
AT Gallery 90 connection with their
c1.IrSs in dra Eing incidentally COl
Hugh J. Scot. permitted them 20 acoept
Buffalo I.I. invitation 10 H. biz guests
for tr" evening Performance IN Madison
Sgulr" Garden
Tn. cadets arrived early ami went n
the galleries. whore they spen, the day
1esrhrvolly Toward evening they
.af. ~ the art 'ning and with thar minds
and souls soaked In the Flo-rnt o. school
auI su-rrrI ..r 90 the wiles o impress
-i1nisn troy prOcerded down 10 Broad
vay ari the Hotel Aston for dinner
Ii.4Js Gls-iurl ald Herman. who are
instructor, u drawing. looked warm and
tired
The cadets gave tho girls a treat and
attracted a lot Of business about \ O'Clock
when they gathered at the Garden They
gave cheer for Buffalo Ball 10 start
thing and enjoyed the show while the
crowd 'lIOv"t them
When 10 was over COl Nodv made
hitI. -T.-.oh a. them and rr"s.uted them
with ouo of The five special high power
guns which were mad" for certain
African hunter Inc found b." needed only
four of them Spscial machinery was
fused ll tine CONSTRUCTION Of these guns. and
subsequently, the machinery and MOUNDS
were destroyed On" II them was used
whom tho SpFinN was killed
tada' Curtis Nance. ranking FIRST
xe1ut and the highest officer Of his
ra.-. accepted M. trophy iOr his com
raa@s HigH score Workmanship records
are to b.. carved ON the handle II the
gun a. the acl denny
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but bestowed smiles and bows upon the
occupants % all When he reached the
soda fountain presided over by Miss Mary
Ryan he stopped and took a glass OF
mineral water Miss Ryan promptly
declared water cat u that glass would
be- double priced
In the cafe chantant the President
sat down and drank a cup Of tea while
David Bispham sang. Then another
pathway Was found. the mllkmaid got
a fine front position, and the President de-
parted smiling 90 the automobiles where
the committee from Passaic waited with
much impotence.
Charles Mlrnham. general manager OF
the fair. said Last night that $500 persons
had attended the fair This h the biggest
record. he said that any charitable hazaar
has ever made in New NOrf
Pauline Chas". who II coming from
abroad for a day nc the fair. u expected
to-day on the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse.
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iNOrHER CISSIE OF THE 'iLLS.
Mis- Curlrtir From l.ondion q inirOtnecd
In American Vaudeville.


II was nai ever thus New York has
rarely passed through such a long period
without the aid and comfort 81 Cissie
of some kind - provide entertainment
for IL hours II leisure. There was Cissy,
founder ~ the dynasty specifically Fitz-
gerald. with her capacious smile, her
shiny teeth. her blond bun. and above all,
her disCunCerting wink.
Then came Cssie LOTUS. who was
not only different from her predecessor In
that she ended with an -ie- instead ola y.
hut Was girlish. demure and brown haired
when she apologeticIlly began her little
limitations and really seemed too shy
n he allowed on the stage without a
chapernn. This little Cissie took on
weight and dignity. however. and bshold
one fine morning she had developed into
Cecilia. - there you are.
II WAS tho psychological moment.
therefore fnr the arrival 81 a Cisnie when
the American Music Hall Yesterday
came 20 the assistance Of the public
with another importation from London
o. add ~ the list. All the Cissies seem %
come from England. and like the aT,i-
chokas. they never grow A. well here.
Cissie Curiette travelled herr n show
that N'stt Victoria and Alice Lloyd
wore not tho only sin gers ~ comic british
dtties who have right ~ ~ heard ~
lar from home She 10 IN their genre,
although her style b. quit" different from
any II hsr predecessors particular wars NJ
. 4 III. A.. - N tar
method than any IT them, her plea sAnt
vnic. h never forced into a shout and her
manner IL demure IN SONS songs and
! dainty IN others Her style u 10y ~
] means 30 pronounced a. music hall audi
cnCe~ IN" accustomed ~. and II she fails
Il widespread appreciation 70 viii be
] owing to th.s characteristic II her work.
THIS latest attempt % hr.rg consolation
. - tis=iless pubhr - armed with some
I tuneflll and melodipus songs that are
I destined before long - disturb the verna
winds She singS them IN appropriate
4 costume. but vn-teut v afternoon made
the mistake II putting h"T he~t foot
| forward So ,po1 that none " her other
offerings was Cpod aS the hrst. What
You've Never Hal You Never Mise
B The words wore comic the music good
and Miss Irrisf'e's makeup ~ a splnsteI
! satisfied with her lot in life added accent
. o. The text
-Tpodle-i-Odle-I-Oo was chiefly British
stupidity In refrain end rther piquanl
B verse and 10 was iasidiously Suggested
, M meaning rather than hurled ~ the
3 audience sthaut. cler with IN effective
costume end q sprghtlv melody, served
/ tp show how Httln interest the wh0ls
I ChantiClar idea prsseszas for tho Amer
can public. Miss CHRISTIE as the little
/ hrrWu tpn. however was graceful
Noble O'MorRan' was the fourth and
leHst Interesting - her son ~. although
the Iush dress vas 20 Ire-que. Mis-,
! Jurletfs will probably - loss nervous
IN future bccsrions and hs' able ~ proJecl
7 tho meaning u her songs into tho audi
/ forum With greater emphasis than sh'
umpar's-i tn 40 ~ them YESTERDAY. He's
/ hearers hkod h'r ls 70 was. and 70 IL com
I irrtiuR o. ~. 'fy' that We rn"" more have
"a Nlssi" In our Theatrical midst
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NEWS or PLAIS AND PLArERS.
.Jlm the Penman'' Revival a. the L,rie
Theatre Tonight.

Tho revival II jim the penman under
the mana cement u william 4 Brady.
will open tonight az the Lyric Theatre
frr an enrn rnmont n four wo"E~ The
con,rany includes Wilton lAckays. John
Mason. Theodore Roberts. Arthur Forrest
Florence Roberts. Marguerite Clark. Jef-
frevs Iewis. Grace Reals. lhurlow ber-
gen. Erno-t Gl"ndinning Louis Ma--"n,
Frederick Paulting and lanes Carney.
Tho Chocolate Sold. - season a.
tho "a. mo will close on saturday. Nav p,
Geor-e Evans. the minstrel. 3. o. tour
the William Morris vaudeville circuit
commenting his engagement AZ tn
American Music Hall. Chicago. on May
10. Later he will h. sesn a. the American
IN this ,ry
Herbert Corthsll. leading comedian
u seven Iay-. vail retire from the
cat On Nav IS With NJ and Mr., Raw
nond Hit hcock he will spend the summer
motoring IN EurO,ic.
Howard Hull IA. been engaged by Mar
garet Anglin for the part OF Hdcm1n In
the -Antig0ne' ~ S1phocle-. which AIs'
Anglin will produce On June ~ ~ the
Greek Thr0tre NJ Rerkelev. Cat
frank \. Earring ha- been engaged
A. muricai director for the 'FollisS u
1910 He will have an orchestra II
tln-ty-twD pi"s -
The New Theatre company op"ned last
nj ght a three DAYS engagement in Balh-
more On saturday night the company
cl.sed IN Albany and made the journey
% Baltimore on a special tram n fourteen
cars Tie newt engagement viii DE- PLAYED
IN Washington on May -. Is and u. Fol
owing this comes q week "a Pitisburg
and tao weeks in chicago Kansas city,
NJ Louis. Indianapolis Detroit. Cleve-
and aud Bui 40 viii then he visited
u y ikelv that a spectral mutine" perform
anre viii be given IN Milwaukee
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ca BWOTEN GATHERING.
More Than Two thousand Expected 10
Attend Cincinnati Meeting.


CINrINNArI. May o. Hundreds % dele
mites arrived here to-day and every train
l. bringing more women 10 the tenth bi-
snaitl meeting 81 the General Federation
Of Women's Clubs. which will convene
here on Wednesday evening
Mrs. Philip y. Moore Of ~ Louis. presi-
dent IL the federation. who arrived To-
dsy. said that a. least 7.OO delegates
would he present. representing 80 mo
member u organized clubs and fedora
tons
cipal address at the opening session and
Mr. Moore will respond o. welcoming
address BY local officials and club rep
rssentatives.
Among the prominent delegates alre1dy
hare re Mrs. Philip Carpeuter. president
n the Women's Lawyers Club ~ New
Ygrt Miss Laura Drake Gill dem n REr-
nerd College aud president II the National
a.. cation - Collegiate Alumnu, and
Mr. Charles W. Fairbanks wife u tho
former Virs- Prosideni.
William Hlll q tho forest service and
J1ssph r. rlBdeli. PRECEDENT n the rivers
and harhors congress will also take part
iu the mesiingH ss spaikerg.
Nan FranCisc3 will b. n prominent con-
lender Tor tho n01t meeting two years
hence.
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Health and Beauty Advice
BY MRS MAE MARTIN

Elaine e.. You would look much
younger and FAR more charming " you
would use regularly a good cream 10 re-
move those wrinkles. reduce The size 81 the
larg" pores below your eyes and make
Your iIre appear plump and smooth. a
splendid. Erra-sle~s cream Jelly ~ this
and can easily be- made with an ounce d
HlmpfUtu uI-suIN ed Iu "a haf-utnf cold
water. then adding two teaspOonfuia
glygvriue stir and let stand over night.
This cream u.,I soften and smooth your
sklu. removing that fiabhIneSS Of which
YOU speak This preparation Dloanst-s tha
skin thoroughly. and n excellent Tor mas
-agiug 20 b, PARTICULARLY good "a treating
tan, fr',k.'- bidrkhsads. and Tor removing
OIL from he skin which oau-e- that shiny
look 10 common daring warm Gather.
Alice " n m1krs ydu feel niserahls
10 Boz 40 laf. take before each meal a table
spoonful OF u rruedy made hy di-s0lvinT
Tour ounces pi parnots 100 pinis warm
water This makes an excellent dssh re-
Queer 70 D. harmless and does not require
dieting 20 the point of starvation ~ do
most flesh reducers. 70 generally cuts
down fat rapidly without injurIna ones
health, and has given splendid results
where other remedies failed
Mis- T. p. You can't expect 70 look
charming unless your hair looks bright
and - well CaTesi Tor. 10 put your hair
aud soaip in o healthy condition. shampoo
every two weeks with UanthrnK and twice
week rub into the hair roots a qilinina
tonic made hy dissplviug an UuuCe q quin-
1oin IN r. hali-pint alcohol. then adj a half
pint cold water This tonic will clear your
-eaip Of dandruf. stop your hair from
falling out. aud maze 10 spit and ElosAYt
! on viii uud THIS tonic very refreshing anq
much better than any ready-prepIFed
tonic you can buy. u makes an excelleu4
hair dressing. and Will keep the hair from
looking strngy " duii
z T. s. Your face will never laaf
pretty ~ long No u u ~ sallOW and =
covered with unslHhtIy pimules these
Indicate that your blood u out u order.
You can easily correct this condition 6y
taking before zach meal a tablespoonful
sugar and one ounce knTdene in one-haI
PM alc0hol then adding boiling water 10
make full quar-. This old-fauhionel
inuir purineH the UluDd. tIds digestion and
HrIusea " torpid liver Take this few
weeks and 10 Will restore your lslst APOSTLE
and make you feel energetic and me.
Mrs 4 Y " The same eye remedy
YOU speak n ~ being ~ good h now heinT
used and recommended rvrlusiVeiv Nv
many ~ tho best ocullsts and eye special-
t-ts % b. very simple remedy Anyone
can prepare u by dissolviuE On ounce 81
crysfOs ia One-half pint water few
drops boz each eye daily all 10 wonders fur
those bothered with uelk. tirrd. inlImad
or wnferv eyes Do Hlsn Nv splendid for
treating Eranulhted rYeiids. u h aonihina.
sfrengf hening, and VIII put eKpresalon into
dull eyes. Many uho wear glasses a1t
them Unnecessary after using this eye rem
cdv Tor q time.
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~ NEW EPISCOPiL MINISTERS
bishop warns General seminary Gradu-
airs Against sslf-seehlnE.

lpmmencemsnt az the General The7log.
'c' seminary IN Chelsss square began
'r-''rilv From { u Q O'Clock Dean
p. u- gave reception for professor
F.' ri, md students a. . evening
'..r"r was SAID In the chapel. and the
..." .'Irrf's sernln was prglChed by
h,a. Harding of Washington.
..' number u students ~ b. gr, duBte-i
'..n.-r.r Of, seven moro th1n Inst yelr.
90 obi" 'a.rry me new rdnifters most
.."|iy fr" ass glsi o. actual work after
pol. .h' hive lem ordginci dsar1nz.
sydney a .ains goes % st. Luk.'s ~
% l.n '.'"' Gerald A Cunningh.. ~
o.. ry"s 100 SuIyvcssnt Square,
. Nr o. 81 Anne N The b. M.
" ,-T Jr o. ST. Birtt9lYuaW =
D uk ~ SimmOnds o. Pltt's-
.'. '.gHE g.. Whesl.oE 600 fur"irr
% rhina Horny Ju-UcJ
81 just after 70. iu4tiuH
.r. .i..lot
.nrE Eirhlp harding said
... Won ~ v1ur guard Rglinsi
n- h nBr,lyged he influence
nv -iiiI, m- king their min
% sDfto n saemiHg prosper
Eg spirit vitiatss everything
'. '" a fltll flaw In every act II
COZ. BOO D.st0ul work, In visiting.
10 'gri ~ orEsnizttiuns. elf
-.'...' . g. sar.r "a.
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certain he must be standing. DundreArys
alert, at the end Of tbs bar Most always
Uncle Charley stood Al ths end Of the bar
and all spoke with awe Of the time when
h. used % consume over a hundred beers
a day with all corners OF late years h.
drank only spring water, having con
clndled thar he did not need 80 much heer
one hundred and fifteen glasses Of spring
water he had been known tO take a day
for sociability's sake. There are FOLKS
around the Garden now who insist that the
spring water killed him,
Old Gus was around last night, relicent
~ ever, but not wholly at his ease. since
no one was shooting pool or playing
billiards and the older part % the Garden
az the Elizabeth street end was dark
For years Gus has presided over the four
tables there thres Tor pool. one for
billiards pacing the length u the build.
ing when the players wished round ot
drinks Gus IL among thOse Garden dig
nitaries whose portraits have been
painted in a frieze az the Elizabeth street
end Of the auditorium There ne sits with
the Kramers and others. each firmly grasp
ing q Martini Or a sChOppen and looking
stern and glazed
After the crowds had gone and the
Joyous uproar had died away old Pop
Kelly. with qJlavery knees. came round
and locked the Garden doors just a. h.
had q May night in IsSs when the place
tirst welcomed the Bowery travellers.
Besides Municipal Justice Dinnean
and Big Tim sullivan there were present
Tom Foley. Arthur O'Keefe from Brook
I'm. CONGRESSMAN RiOrdan. senator James
fitzgerald and others REPRESENTING pub
10 life. Pig Bill HOdgins. skipper II
the Elizabeth street station across the
street, Capt. Richard Enright whom he
aiooeeded and Capt John Cottrell of
the Leonard street station were among
our natural protectors whose presenoe
was noted Bill Hanna, Charles D0el-
ger, Justices Newburger. Edward MoCall
and Zeller were some II the scions "
the old families present.
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"ILMA. NO WOHNST DI -
German Operrtta We'll Presented a. me
Grand Opera HOUSE.

Nina. wo wohnst Du'- C-Alma. Where
H. You Livey-I has been running ~ long
and ~ successfully 90 m. Schwarzan
Alder German concert hail in Fast
FFhty-sIGth street that recently the
A'.f Philip company. wh6h has been
ir"ssniIng the German operetta. decided
'n resent y IN q theatre nearer ~ heart
H fI.0gs
Last night u was produced 81 thu Grand
uiera HOUSE b. fore an audi nSs 81 en-
'r .sIaFtiC Germans. The score. written
~ lean Briquet and Adolf Philip. ~ -
'.- sIrd That has brought fame b. Ger
NAH loretta composers since The Merry
s.. turned the American producers
ward Berlin and Vienna.
N-- L0gisr Barthal prrpD,s-ssipR
...rg woman With a good soprano voice
f'a1s rhr company ~ liH1 Miss Bar;ilpl
PROVE. ast night thgt she not Only can
.rg i.t an act and dane IS veil AcJI
Ihurp played opposite her
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sPECIAL N'vTICEs.

IL To retain your charming com
ple zion your tender skin needs u better
protect ion a gn inst sunburn. tan and ire,kIes
than face powder There j. No liner com.
pleNion heaufiher 10 ~ had han the lotion
made by di-solv inE four oun'e- 81 spurn'l
In "A half-pint hot water. adding Two tea
spoUuf ula Of glvCertne While the u=e ui
hi. lot ion cannot be detected when aup' ied
TO tho face. neck and arms. % Transforms
An ordinary complexion INTO one ~ girl-h
attrasfiveuszs n does not show % rub
IN Uke face powder and holds araiast
psrspiratiGn. Spurmax lotion vul clear
IN and whiten any -ailow SKIN and make
N Youthful and charming u u uneglmled
for overcoming that shiny greasy look
uhich j. 80 troublesome 20 30 many Indr-
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Proposal to Use Voting Machines

BosroS. MAY s-Ths House this altsrs
noon passed. 100 TO %, resolution favor
ing an amendment Of the stats COnsGitn-
ton authorizing tho uss oT voting ma
chimes at all elections. The resclution
was passed last year and IL It goes through
the Legislature this wear will he referred
To the people.
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Mr.. & I For your tired. sore and
arbing feet ran recommend not hing
better than bathing them Nv h1sin ~
warm water IN which YOU have Dissolved
Two ieaspoonills u phru-ol lhrusol b.
an anti-eptic and healing deodorant that
helm. to keen the pores open and clear,
u'herea . foot poN dsr- tend 10 clog them W.
NH. treatment helps 10 harden tender feet
aking out tho soreness and swelling. and
overcoming the annoyance % excessive
per.piratinn n your druggist hasn't
phrosOl In stOck he VIII ret for you, " he
,.pfs I'd H. accommniatin Tor I see ther
are herinning Z o advertise v and it b bound
"a ~ in great demand beCau-e u j. 80 good
Non IAN Ee; iaiT-si1ed package for
twenty i've cents.
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The llt," Mo,r. To the Harhslt.

The city the clyde Fitch play which
has had long engagement at the Lyric
Theatre moved % the Hackrtt last night
90 continue is run The cast. hich in
rludas Tuilv Marshall and Walter Hamp-
den. remains unchanged
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ThrRr,. Dr. nrmarr.I Rstlrrs.

The Rev Dr. James Demarest has
resi- gnsd A. pastor 81 Bethany Reformed
Church in Clermuut avenue. Brooklyn,
and has been elected pastor emeritus Of
the church lie will reside az HughsOn-
willie n \
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Helen. You arc taking quite risk
usinr dry shanlp0oa. Tor, unless the
poWder J. brushed ont thoroughly. IL vii
clog up the pores In the -ralp and cause
dandrun You can shampoo thoroughly
only BY using water A. = dangerous
10 nae soap and most rsady-prnpn rnd
ahampo0s, owing 70 the almli they con
tain. whirh tends 10 kill the hair. making
Il dull. faded and strelky. ] want YOU "a
try a shampoo made from one iea-pOOnfuI
ofcanthroK dissolved In a cup ~ hot water,
and / fnoW Won " ill ~ NOR than plea ed
with the results This shampoo llthers
splendidly, cieansea thoroughly and dries
quickly. Il will stop itching scalp. remove
dandritn and leave the hair bright. soft
and fluffy This shampoo has given such
excellent satisfaction that it - nov hstnE
used exclusively BY many hnirirerssrs.
summer Girl To remove auperfuous
hair FROM the face or f0rra rms. miN little
dalat0ne with enough water 10 make a
wish 20 remove the hair with this paste.
m n reulal In two or three minutes then
vine ~ tho paste and wash tho skin with
warm wafer Re- SUR thai v0u ~ the
dsiatOne from your druggist in the original
One-Ounce package N he hasn't h. be
can ST t f0T you from hH wholesaler %
retails for one dollaran ounce. end ~ ounce
\ Eunlcienf loF your use. The hair may
return after the dFsf Application. bat BE- vii
b. thin and very light In colo-. Two 20
three applications Of delatnne VIII perma-
nenfly remOre the hair.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-10

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