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aoMe. ALASKA. OCT. 20. 1910.
4 SOUTH AMERICAN ALLIANCE

lne fyrert at d utpl, alliance h'# tween Rtalll Argentina and Chiir may rg auiaaud,d or premature. but T Is ,Nu,u.,ts. .uNrIy to pe true Such ou aI.a..-l# desirable .inee 1t means ,sa,. .a.bg the ,hrs, most pruErcs- .44. taIes of thr soGtneru continent and wIt muuenec the remainder of tHe ,aHtHe4t to suhriety and order.
 Fhe suppo~itiou that the inspiration ot such an alliance k fear ag jealousy u. tAe EHited states. would toe ineidi= ous but were Il true. We would have reason to welcome the result. although lot reltshiug the cause since what eyer influence We would exert III these aeglous must be persuasive However tns suuposition Is improbable, in view ef the attitude taken by each of the three republics at the Buenos Nyres Pan American Congress.
 The Triple Alliance of Brazil Argru- tina and Chile would he formidable affair The combined population i~ 5s.ouo. .Ooo the army of each E "eI. trained and equipped. while Baza and Argentina are acquiring fleets af preadneughts
 II the alliance contemplates the ere atIon of south American eounterpoise tu the weight of the United States. north of the equator. that may be phil esaphieally accepted by Us in View ot tia. fact that the alliance will afford security outside uf our power. against any European aggression 1T any in fringement of the Monroe Doctrine tH that portion of Latin America which Me do not 50 immediately oveshadow
 Nothing in our program for this Western hemisphere is opposed to such an alHence. w, should welcome the formation of any force in South Amer lea directed to the same purr"Se af peace and progress and capable of re- Il.ying uS of some responsibility. The Caribbean sea lies under our cg!s to- day and much of the Pacific Will come liite our @Phtfe lhe hloHIthl 'Ilt fdIld ma canal Is opened but the Brazilian coast -8uthWard ot Cape St. Roaue k rather distant. being, indeed. as near to Gibraltar a. to New York and Phi adelphia
 The day has gone by for dispute, be tween the United States and Chile. for instance. over cases of violated private contract or personal injuries. If such again should arise. settlement will be made by responsible governments on both sides through negotiations or a3- bitration Hence the new triple al lance ought to be regarded favorahly here
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daHas au HH thaar power to see that the uguve- receive proper care and food. .Hat sa.zy ignorant children cf naturs f.a hruI tr handle tar they don't seem ,a rsarsse what IS good for them. Nf.ss-aears az 0ban one ef The 0ws usgars zirh uut" death it was tue custom tr --riat- thr ~irk person and allow Father af Tine Co com. liaHz and grab th- sick They N-r. r#HHHy r#r.,t aur@iHa uf inc ieIaa. or .at .. ala.t bv themselves. some times they would take the out doors. arau .r cure sleeping on the -eHud vHru they should be in a warn, a.# ..s.s.f ur This usually killed ar re5 tasa af their complaint. SO eaaafua a fs0 aG these traits af th- EaNm. T I~ us wonder that the gov umeu .Hiyi8Tz ind themselves at a rz ta.s tp trsaf these simple people
 
 gar Harrison ls he Is we'll known ..r. .u N,me k very sick man out a sayrrHs zurgrug from weak heart. rsf rH. sHut atvp i= Thomas Harrison. 1H.fE,r SameIfe. sick in the same city .-aauaE from Hrighrs disease It ###= ta#He aa sa rmr for Ssueites of ....s t.sa..ur tase, n the spirit ely trE# t.fH v tag=- frf#-o a~f- artists zH-.# H. vUf. HHfs .u tH- uar1r
  ! h tasH- uIh your Ieilas. men t
 sasts=. Nelt To remember that the man vHe has principals is aIways ,a-tH amt respected and those with aaz n. Isa-t trace af honesty iu their |H5ET ar arc H tune forced t1 the wall T. u1a1uu .landue Iu com @.l, ta aas f.uetb uf ame on. nas =HHN synsss fet af Sue t;aidrn Rule .a fH.r v.,rF# ,ts t1tusletious. IL s-gs. na.a aus hs,a apparently. far s aaM.n 6ut tHe steady forward and .ueart movement aHI Win out in the .rud
  fb,Ee= uafHur u the house ta a.a eld ths new VIf- aexa,rt bread .aaa water
 Tn. Groom Well water lz yers #astHHHE Eea kuaN- mv dear
 Bride aHa Je-t arrived ea the late steamer f,s s.rs -usIaiuius  fa#=HE-
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 bgrd4sH4 MI b,. aa, af tb,. b.-j ad- . NeIIl-sd features .r Seward Peninsula fHH= winter out tn tae states. and the .ea.tt"u af Ihe Nugget Hu have q a bo.e asH ta.4a= with | The hook i- q credit Ha tu. camp
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huaa twa men UHu married the .dar woman. of taur-r The first ,nr fe mur7 her aa- divorced from her. But sill they wrre good friends and pfren used to get together 10 talk things over In fact they were such -sad friends that they used to call each ather .hushands-iu-law
 Docs You Wifr cvyr miss me- ak ed tne divorced one The other day.
 Well d"n.t know about you. was tt.. fertt. .-zH. always hts me.
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 Speaking ef hynug maehlu-- there n be ,, lace within the near future hetwern Chicago and New York. for a large purse tn be given by the New York THmre and Chicago Evening Post faur Curti~ machines have been enter rd f"r tlt,. contest and many others .r. Expected to compete
 Photo Albums. Lomen Bros.
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THE LOOKER-ON

Two of tue most D, puiar occurrence t'au are taking place from time tp me here !. Nm. aas tLc arrival Ur liule straas,r~ ;,tI I..- n, homo and lhs hing hril,s. w.e 9se s,iug lcl he. fore the .presta chang nan who after a few passes makes two ali the same as oue--in the eye~ "f heaven
 This iS the proper spirir for or all the countries u the world "Aher- man was not made to live alone this tree jess waste ol ours Way ur here under the hiekering light of the Amorl, would would take the prize
 Then the little strangers which ar rive from Itme to time to bless the homes complete the bond which ee- mcntS the family ties so that il is al most impossible to ever break them
 Roosevelt would take kindly to the people up here. for they all seem to follow his doctrine. and if this country ever become thiekly populated what a fine healthy lot of youngsters win hc raised here
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NOTICE OF RESOLUTION OF
 pARTNERSHIP

The partnership heretofore existing between p w Johnston and C. r. Schneider k this lst day Of October tal0. dissolved hy mutual agreement C. r Schneider retires ftam the ha-i ness. and D. W. Johnston assumes au Indebtedness and collects all bills aI.- ing ta said partnership.
 Dated oct l. 1910
 C r. SCHNEIDER.
 D ". JOHNSTON.
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The Northwestern departs today and with II goes our l1-t ue~-agr- tu tHa~, "n the outside, fog some time NaN i~ thc time ta gyt in the harness and buckle down for the winter. Wen ven turt to state that there win h, many who are an board the Northwestern today who win wish they were back in Nome before m3hx moons
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Last boat for the .utside schooner serlder Brothers will sail for Seattle direct on or about October 2s For in- formation call at U. s. Mercantile Co
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NOTICE.

The Japanese barber shop formerly located at the foot of Steadman avenue has removed to the shop opposite the Nugget office
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Unless yoa can get away with a square you hadn't better patronizs Rodgers Restaurant, Front Street.
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THe -tuaents . the rufza9-I.l aH .Colaradu ars au | strike beeause m. faculty "afd Het grant them a faHf- hoIidas Tor next Monday when the,r football team piay7 a championship gam, The students arr very mdis. ..naur anJ 4lll mol attend classes unu thcir request Is erauted=--u they aag WithuW doubt the "eehou. children. Wiu htt..4 .4alt,. d #4ao4tiau and .ctu s,t trud aJI of 'ng r"utHatt sau"S they want duiHF the strIke- What thry need i~ sled hickory stick With sHe nf the maSlAr- uf rh. old school h, hind u
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Try a gallon of claret. port. sherry gld tcey nr Athrfton whisky. at Ne#- tors Main
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NOTICE.

All persons oweing or having bills against Wentworth Bros, can settle with Mir Hawkins who has charge oi their affairs
 WENTWORTH BROS.
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Photographic work done anywhere day or night. The Nuwell Studio.
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When n Nome stop at the Elite Baths Open ali night. Steam heat.
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Look at the prizes for the so~lsrs at the Bowling Alley.
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Tn. very best Job Printing at th. Susgst oHies.
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REMEMBER rHe NAME

For prorupt and satisfactory laundry work call up the Peoples Laundry. Phone Main f5i.
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Try Gin Ri5ky at the Board oi Trade.
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co TO THE NosTh POLE

Bakery for Che best bread and pa st, The unly Coffee House In town.
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oR. L. ". FRomm.
 Dentist
 Phone Main i,
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Sa 5a, Ua1ld going r. gaHe ts 5u end e3s1iu Anyway that's what 4 G,emH ras=l..=I=Hrri rriheai,s- II ahs- tody has 5Hs -#tets8dHe t..ta af should luu atH,-ans maa,. zsr tH#H + se8 t4e-# a seua4e##- sa.H u,iEHEar far ..tuE ms Jars ru Iaasv around rsHF rrsHarty gel hH-y aHj tHra~G u.m For aaaatIuE ta fh. iINe
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H-iou= lies rorgsrHsHa agf men sHa country it Is hIeG tm, Co ztor in Idt- arai merchant viH suffer from fhe infamous staT..- as waH a4 NHf tn starving p,ara. Th., should ,r sf et4t, 4-ath .tH+ .aHaE-.rar= .a taair dis On. aHd rut # -Hsr q, =H.n a1tr3gs-
 rHe MARVELLOUS GYRoscope-
 Tugr HetHae .u f.- v.f.4 vl..h afl ..t- q. ray,. # sr.zfar.H Har -a. Hsfasea.r Ia1- H.,#.s.aa.sa J, pa--ihs. tus n.us rI. T. '. a-.a j. tas-. su.u street rs.yrs e... ant .s. hn,r.
 Ir rramI-ea fa u.N.n. r.. r.na V ships and tHsr.tafe r.aae- # ]. t-e- r1t dasnas Che unpleasant stss known a- sickness Eat t -as- -s,.u aF.tr,a rass.aau.s f fHe IIas- U
 tHaf-ua #.rHe#eH t- carried ...
 Th4 uaeuaaa- e<Hrrasnt.r h8- s#H- -uu.ed E.rag.r.. which straps abaat tb.. aH-. .aH# #sH a-e 9 aas rr, ertsr ard. .u.l.s. # IHrussit.s fas far ref..u ffu. ###Uf=a ta Ga=e Hrz balance
 -F.e traEa 4Har.-= for WfraaV cleaners =msl =Haaa4s. u4s Hean. aau ff#-.aH= fua #.-t aaae#Hs ra==# IbHug# N Iaua tHe #.at.se. E.ts ,u -Hm. #HEI.r U U frvtF55H ## i pa-# .a.e ta n. aHEa. NHfauH ., r#H He saa laH backward .r forward stretch ua- U1y and u.Htaul in -am.
 ant 4uas 4- h. would va1E h asre an the ground haudns q tltf. ,. i paiutHr fence
 The practical ts-t as tbs invention l IaU sa.taHTz b, awaited vim ntrrrs and ta tt saH aaaa t aau L. AaIE b,,m ar .u4aG n.l.. ae sg.ar.s II The afr as aH tH= .aH ea a -#He 0ta 5- securely a uaHf fs tu fr ld, ama eHar. ,eau.3 seem to he. H. rra-aH vH} tusJH.r @Jgp toward Im Ipnaasu eaHauest et lHeur should Hat ee celebrated
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Win the Eskimos dying sa rapidly over on the Sandspit wr wonder who k looking after their welfare now that Dr. Searl has Jeff for the states?
 Mir Shields. and his assistants are
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Photo Albums. Lomsn Bros.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS

PHvsrc1sxs AND SURGEONS
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After the Victoria and rmatiHt cleared yesterday. the streets didn't seem to be void of people One could count nearly as many in sight as they could during ordinary times of the past summer There will be few left under the departure of the North western, today and then We can com menee to get acquainted with those who Vii go to make up the population of the country for the next eight months
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OR \ MUSTARD
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OR. (. t. HILL.
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h4.d=.H4 MI h,.#eer "f tbe b,-=5 ad- NefH-sI feJtulas .r Seward Peninsula fHH= winter aHt tn tHe states. and the esat"u af fh, Nugget AiIl have a whole fa tu. camp.
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the spot after the FIRST application.
often pressure with the small end OF
a watch key will bring the sting so
near the surface Of the skin that II
can be extracted with the aid OF a pair
OF tweezers.
OF course, the best thing In every
case Is 70 prevent rather than to cure
the evil Approach your beehive. Cor
instance, from the back, and arm
yourself with gloves and veil when
you visit the gentle wasp. Sprinkle
your premises lavlshly with crude
petroleum 70 kill of the MOSQUITOES.
Never lie fat on the ground-you are
only giving an invitation for ants and
flies 10 crawl all over you. into your
ears and under your clothing. For.
horrible as It sounds. insects do fly
into ears. where they must be drowned
out by means OF sweet oil OF decoyed
out by a steady light
The worst of all summer annoy
ances, however. is the singing OF IN
sects; and II these few well-proved
cures can assisi IN the work Of cure
and extermin zion, their mission will
be we'll cconpJished.
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tween the writer and the recipient.
very truly yours" for business let
tiers, and Yours sincerely between
friends are the best.
:. II is not necessary 70 thank in
either case, but in a sincere manner
she may tell him how much She en-
Joyed and appreciated his kindness.
3. When introducing a man TO
woman the simplest and correct form
TO use is. Miss A. let me present Mr.
3. When introducing two men the
younger one is presented 70 the elder
Inc same rule holds good when max
ing two women acquainted.
4. 1t is always better 10 send con-
CALCULATIONS in note form You may
use the following as a guide: Il wish
10 congratulate you, may dear MARY.
on your successful completion of YOUR
school course. You are now entering
the great school OF life. where cues
lions and problems occur every day
TO test your character. I sincerely
nope that your future will be- Iust
as mer5torious and distinguished as
your past" A little personal touch
Is always appreciated. It is not neces-
Sary 10 send gift.
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A% Z21SI on AHc Zee SHu9

parts to one hundred. 1t will bring
instant relief. Finally, there are al
ways oil OF lavender and citronena.
The bee is an interesting insect, but
an exclusive one. and he resents in
reference. When he treats you thus
cruelty, rub parsley on the sting. Con-
tinue the friction for a few minutes,
and you will extract the sting and the
irritation together Dropping chloro-
form on the spot is also a sure rem
edy. Like many others OF the liquids
mentioned here, chloroform is
poison, and must be kept IN a safe
place, out OF the reach OF children.
Ammonia will serve your purpose al
most as well, and is often easier 20
obtain in an emergency.
Venturing too near a wasp's nest
brings certain punishment; but here
the cure Is always close at hand Sim
ply rub the too inquisitive hand with
mud (moistened with water until il Is
thin and soto until the irritation and
pain disappear.
Two other good remedies for wasp
and bee stings are hartshorn and
strong soda. with olive oil rubbed on
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BEING AN OLD MAID

YEARS ago an unmarried woman
v was looked upon with pity. and
L with certain contempt. because
in the eyes Of that past geneEa-
ton she had made a failure Of her life.
am grateful to the present-dsy prog
ress In all ideas pertaining to women
mat this opinion is no longer generally
held. II any one Of your friends or
relatives voice the idea that the odd
maid Is an object OF pitiable tolera
ton, that person is a few score years
behind the times. and should be met
with well-deserved contempt.
Women are no longer the clingine
dependent creatures that we're the TYNE
half century ago. Today the greater
number Of our girls and mature women
do not look toward marriage as the
only avenue Of escape from dependence
that is Calling TO an assertive. proud
individual I will venture TO state that
the great majority OF my readers earn
their right 70 live. 10 spend and to enjoy
a few pleasures OF life. In the business
world,or in various little byways. women
have gone out and have earned money.
Marriage is not necessity, and con-
oitions are far better.
Old maids are no longer ashamed Of
the fact. know Of one who Is truth
ful about her single state. She said
Il have never been asked TO marry. but
am not ashamed"
Another charming woman. bordering
on the thirties. has had a number Of op-
portunities to place Mrs" on her visit
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Letter Writing

Dear Mrs Adamx.
Would you please inform me as 70
where the date % letter should be placed
ana should a margin be left? How should
young mani
2 Should a girl thank a boy who has
IaEen her driving or merely express her
pleasure. ana how should she DO Il? Also
hnat should she do when he treats her 20
3 Please tell me the exact words I should
use when introducing a man to a uoman:
wnen Introducing two men, when intro
ductng two women
T. When sending a Schoolmate a cradua
uon present. what should be written Nv
way OF generalization? Should II be ex-
pressed on note PAPER or or the hack ~
me sender's cardf Is 1t always necessary
TO send a present. REF
!. The date is usually placed at the
upper right-hand corner Of the paper
out frequently in social letters ii ap.
pears at the lower left-hand corner
at the end OF the letter. A margin
IN proportion 70 the size Of the paDer
used should be kept. The closing az
letter depends upon the relation be-
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II you are married. do not place sin
gle women outside the pale. The reasons
are good and commendable. and only
the ignorant or the thoughtless one will
laugh at the unmarried woman. II you
are young, reserve your criticism and
jokes and laughter till a little later. You
mag find out a few very good reasons
for your Aunt Annals singleness. and I
do not wish you 70 regret any actions
at her expense.
Old maids are rapidly passing away,
and am glad of it. You know, a woman
Is as young as she feels. and is proba-
bly, single because she chooses to be.
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II the invitation is written in the FIRST
person. tho reply should be IN the first
person. 1t is always necessary to re-
ply as promptly a S possible
4. A single woman leaves her card
FOR each woman in the housA where
she is calling A single man leaves
his card for every member of the
household. A married woman caves
ole OF her own cards for every woman
dnd one OF her husbands rsris fcT
every man in the house. 81. nile
Tor the married man is TT = as
for the single man.
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To Reduce Flesh

Dear Mrs SyneS
J. Will you please tell ne what 7 can
DO 10 reduce feSh2 I have tried several
things advertised but they have dnue no
good. ! have. not been feeling well ever
since have been so stout
2 What can I co for my face. which is
always red
3. What wsn prevent my hair from falling
and remove dandrunP J. Z.
/. Exercise and diet are the sa fest
means Tor one 70 use 10 reduce flesh.
II, however. your health IS not very
good. you should have your doctors
opinion OF the ACCESSIBILITY OF employing
either method.
? The circulation OF your blood Is evil
IDENTIFY not first class Gentle massage
and the carrying out OF your physicians
orders viii relieve the red condition.
8. To improve the condition o. your
hair apply castor oil 70 the scalp daily.
Brush your hair thoroughly every night
before retiring. Shampoo the head once
month with pure white soap.
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ADVICE ON SOCIAL CUSTOMS

ing card. but she has an ideal OF mar
riage. and she will not relinquish It.
This is the case OF many OF our unmar-
ried women.
Was It ever suggested to your mind
that few odd maids love men whom
they cannot wed? There are many I'M
told loves. my friends: loves that make
the lives OF the silent ones nobler and
purer; loves that are hidden away IN
der the life Of every day and taken out
probably In the solitary hours when the
''old maids" are alone. There is moth
ing TO be ashamed Of there. This kind
OF an old maid Is an admirable creature.
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HAD almost said Insect Bites ana
stlngs"; but the spider, OF course. is
i not an insect, and yet he is one Of
the worst offenders against the inno-
cent picnicker
He is easily defeated. however. BY a
mixture Of equal parts OF camphor and
ammonia, rubbed on the spot he has
injured. The place should then be hound
with clean. soft bandage. and the
solution left to do its healing work
Every one who has ever gone black
berrying knows the wood-tick: every
oevotee OF the seashore Is only too well
acquainted with the sand-tick. Both
OF these pleasing creatures burrow
under the skin, where they lay eggs.
increase and multiply. The only way
TO get rid OF them Is to immense the
hands and arms as soon as possible
In witch hazel or in water 10 which a
little carbolic acid has been added.
Sometimes complete bath in the latter
Is necessary before the torturinE in
sects are all driven away.
Worst OF all summer curses Is the
Ubiquitous mosquito. Even when ne is
- N4AD gNiluH LoNtI OF malaria
bearing varieties, he is sufficiently men
acing. II only to the peace OF mind OF
the bitten. Burning japanese incense
will keep him away. and so will tobacco
smoke, but II he has already come. seen
and conquered there are stu plenty Of
remedies.
Menthoi dissolved in alcohol and
well mixed makes one Of these. The
solution should be rubbed on the bitten
spots. Flour busted on the skin. moist
soap lather allowed to dry on II. honey
water Zone teaspoonful OF honey 10 a
quart OF boiling water. used while
warm. and even the humble onion
rubbed on the irritated place are all
well recommended as MOSQUITO cures.
Washing the skin in elderberry water Is
another preventive. as are the leaves Of
vervain or pennyroyal scattered about
the house
And If you are not afraid OF super-
nous hair. rub the spots with a cocoa
butter stick to which cocaine has
been added in the proportion of two
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Cure for Dandruf

Dear Mrs. SymeS
lowing. 1O-
l. Ny hair Is very thin and oily ana
am also troubled with dan6ruT Do yo1
think that castor oil and Jamaica rum
2 have Superfluous hair on my arms:
vi you please give a harmless recipe
thdtfWill destroy it,
3. have a few small brown blotches on
my face When l hrst noticed them thew
were small Dlgnples but afterward turned
20 blotches- What Is the cause OF these
and what can ! do 20 destroy thernP I
nave used peroxide. but IL did not 40
them any good BLONDE
J. Yes the oil and the rum will make
an excellent cure for dsndruff. Evil
IDENTITY your hair is in need Of attention.
Devote ten or fifteen minutes to Il
daily Massage and brushing will help
a whole lot
. The electric needle is the only
thing which will remove hairs perma-
nenuy. II you cannot afford THIS treat
ment. ! would not advise you to use
anything else. The application of perox-
ide may. help to make the growth less
noticeable
3. A poor condition OF the blood IS
PROBABLY the cause OF the blotches. II
would be well for you to have your phys
siclan prescribe a tonic for you
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To PROTECT Yhe Skin

1 work In a store where I encounter q
great deal o. dust and dirt. Every morn
ing before l 60 10 work ! apply a little
cold cream. and then nee powder 70 my
race Ny folks always scold me and tell
me should not dope' my face Ike that.
/ do not carry IL 70 extreme and IL has
not hurt nv face so far Should SION
III Is K harmful II 50. what VII Il dor
VIOLET
The cream and powder will not harm
9Cur skin II you are careful 10 cleanse
i thoroughly before retiring, so that
the cream. powder and dust will not be
gwen time to collect in the pores.