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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-17

10y Latimore of PlainyieW
who Is in the employ of Carter
Houston Dry Goods Co., came
down the first Of the week 10 as.
sist in opening.up the new stock
OF goods at this place. 10y is AN
eX-printer and once an employee
Of the Avalanche and has many
friends in Lubbock, who are
pleased 10 have him in the city.
Tickets for tha-sS-6 around the
world on sale/at the Lubbock
Drug Store FAthe Nicolett Ilo-
tel. Round trij soc. Don'tmiss
this opportaS/ TO 90 abroad.
Bolt
Fits feed @ Phone 273
for prompt sery% Sc It
T. n. Linp0oftha firm of Bur-
ton-Linpo Co. with headquarters
at Dallas came in Wednesday
and w... spend several days Oh
business
Mesdama T. W. Oyerstreat
and Loreua Fender Of Shattucs
Okla, wi'. arrive this week 90
visit tHe families OF d. y. Learj
and Nr. MclaUUIE.
Miss Mo..ie O'Su.Iiyan return
od 90 her home 80 Jack sb0r1 SUM
daF after spending several
months with Van Sanders and
fmwI.
All kinds of p and coal al.
Ma-.->eIfz Go. SJeIivered 20 anv
part uI tJun 49, 800 Do
Frank BowIes moved his stock
of goods to Monroe Friday and
sill open for business there in a
short tm.
Noah BeH was in from Terry
county Wednesday
r. p Gos.ett j. ID and =. T..
'.auo of Iag.o. arrived Sion
.aE lnl spent saEtrI. days ur.-
....ur.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-17

For bome9}le sausage cali up
the Cash Me%NTarkct Bolt
As a result Of the prohibition
election held in Haskell county
last Monday the majority for pro-
hibition was about three % one.
The cash g0n store Quick
delivery Ph%e 273 36 1t
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-17

Frank BoWlcs moved his stock
OF goods .9 Monroe Friday and
WI.. open for business there IH a
short time.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-02
9ebluffeier Der Ratbebral=
&pbfebuIe
sSn Der aatbebralidmlballe
6. Suni, 1910, balls 8 t1br slbenbs.

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&aufmann, 2epna N. 2obeQ, 9arnb &.
2Dan, 9f0fa 81. S6miot.
8rDgrantrt:
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2aura 8arret nno Marearetba Sunni.
8egrubungsaniprdde .......:...
........... .Alma 6. &aufmarm
~8lid bonn 9immelstbron" ......
.Eenor Colo un6 gbor.
&labierbegleitung Srma Safer.
MISUNDERSTANDING. .@erbert 8e9tolh
&labier Colo, "2a 5blpbes 8alie"
&laien<@ eoidt. ....... &eona 3opeu
Snbian @lnbS. .@eeil 8oos
8egleitung Sulins @turre.
&e5itation, r9ie iternenlofe arone"
0,, 9enrtetta @aufm mas
r8iS mir tpieoer 5uiammen TOM
~ gegleitung Srma aaifer.
Nnipra9e. ...... ,@eb. 81; SEQ gans
Mn5pra9e.. ..... .@upt. Saul @bles
n%ebertragung Ser @raontr : @bren la,o
8ertbetlung Der 9ipIome Der @o9z
16nle bnr6 ben bodtp' ten 8iz
16of Srobec, 9. 9.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-02
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8 1tbr.
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2nurn 8arret.
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Sean. Guthrie.
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alabter 9uett: Suberture our .Norz
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III. @ioline. Martin Semen
-: gtoline. ....... 9erbert 8e9tolo
8enleitung. SSrmo @aiier
Originoler 8ers: Our 5opbomores"
Maria N1ePbee
Ser Hrofeiior" Act 8.
Snbian Clubs. ...... .2eanber @ans
8egleitung: Sulius 5turre.
v9ie berlorene Gaite" @bor
Seniors @esleitung SSrma @atier
Fiano Colo: Caprice ~Stlber 9iitel"
Giotbiloa 9aniel
Competition rgafan5" ..........
@9lubrebe.
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5ais". 5diuer
9einrt6 8rotpn.
8ocal 9nett. -. .@offnung aufs Sen1eits
Senor-Heter 9aniel.
8ab-Eeter 8eutolb.
8egleituna-Otto @eis.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-02

Glt fulltltllI UulU Ytltt tt w utlt
&reis ser Sbrigen miro 5uriidfebren
f6nnen.
MlbanD.
@err g. IS. @immer begab iid am
3ienitag na6 ct. CLOUD, no er iid
ais &an0i0at fit oas &epraientanten=
amt ser @eiebgebung regiitriren lieb.
@or einigen Gagen perfaufte er 6ent
in 8rodmaD pobnen6en 9. Soomep
Elm @eipann &fer0e, bier un0 fiinf
Sabre alt, fir oas er oen aniebnliden
Breis bon $500 erbielt. - Die Sir
MA Gbeilen & 8enolfen faufte Elm
5mei Sabre altes 8olan0 5dmein,
meldes baS j9one @emidt BON 500
8fl1no batte. 0os elepbantenartige
|S9mein tpur0e bon beiagter So. nad
5iio-St. Saul peria1ot. = Sobn $.
@ates fat 6arm 11n0 &iebitano fir
$500 perfauft un0 miro iein @ein
na6 oem 5taate @albington perle=
gen. - Gbeooor MeperS fat ii6 nad
@anaoa auf 8eiub gu ieine1t oort
mobnen0en 8rii0ern begeben. - Sci
einem Dienitag Morgen pergangener
@ode in ser bieiigen Eforrfirde bonn
bo9m. 8ater Mlto, .. g.. g., gebal=
tenen 8ra1tamte mur0en fur'S 2eben
pereinigt &err Mid. Bauer bon Seem
Muni6 uno SRI. Sbeo. 2ebner aus
oiel fer @emeinoe. Moge es bent iungen
&aare ltets %moblergeben! - &on1-
menoen Dienitag meroen bier getraut
Yeter @eiler BON 8ombeus, %. g.,
uno SRI. Marp Gbomep bon bier. -
Sobn 81. &rager, melder sic lebte iie>
ben Sabre in Sen meitlideu Staaten
perbradte, traf bier gu einent 8eiude
BEL 8ermanoten uno 6reun0en ein;
iein augenblidlides Seim lit in Mor-
tanu. @ein 8r11cer Mic., mel@er ais
@ei5er ser Sergus Gals 9ipiiion at.
geiteqt lit, meilt audi bier gu 8elu9.
Das @ieoerieben ser bei0en 8rioer
lit ein rebt ber5lides. - SSn Ser So
mile Mid. @ibel Fat ser 5tor6 ein
ftrammes 5obnden binterlaiien; in
Ser Samilie @o. @briiten mar es ein
nieoli9es MG69en. 8ei6e Gamilien
uniern @Iiidmuni9. - &err s. g..
s@afer, Sobn ser 5amilie Geo. 80.
|5bdfer, miro ant IA. Sum- SRI. 8bi.
lonretta Dieori9 als 8ral1t gum $rau-
altore fiibren. = Sobn Mer5 lit nit
ieiner Mrbeitsmannidaft inn 8au els
neg neuen 8obnbouies auf Ser 6ran3
Al1er 5arm begriffen. - SRI. &egina
Dirfes, melde 6as lebte Sabr in 8is-
bee, g. 8, perbradte, lit mie0er Boz
beim einoetroffen. - ST. Ser 5ieben
5dmer5en Stride lit oos eleftriide
|2i9t angebradt mor6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-02
Eabna.

Ser Iebte Donneritag mar fir I'M
iere ct. Mntonius-@ emeinoe Elm. mab=
rer 6%re1oentog, gingen ia an ienem
Gefttage % ain6er erftmals gum 81.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-12-17
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF me Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers.

John Gordon is visiting in North
Adams.
Miss Nellie Ryan is in Troy this
afternoon.
L. l.. Stollker went to Brattleboro
this afternoon.
A. S. Goodwin of Pittsfeld is Wis
ting his sister, Mrs. l.. A. Parle.
Miss Margaret Corcoran of Rutland
is the guest of Miss Ella Murray.
The Bennington electric company
is erecting two new poles on Gage st.
Mrs Patrick Brazil and daughter,
Julia, are spending the afternoon in
Troy.
Frank Dean Of SALISBURY has re-
turned from few days stay in North
Adams.
Mrs. BESSIE Leonard and daughter
Margaret are spending the afternoon
in Troy,
4. w Williams who has been Wis
lliih r. !. Alophiu0Nu mas l'Nullt1N
] % Braitleboro.
l.. C. Holton has returned from
New Mexico where he went two
weeks ago on business.
The Cobbiestone school house at
bennington Falls has closed for a
three weeks Christmas vacation.
The mems Bible class of the Y. NJ
c. a. will meet in the association
rooms at 4:i5 o'clock Sunday after
noon.
I Mr. and Mrs J. b Manley Of Brat
/ ueb0ro who have been spending q
Few days with Mr. and Mrs. r. +
IHophnson, have returned home
Tha music tomorrow at the seconC
/ Cougfoeational church, Morning AN
them. Arise, Shine. for thy Light
/ Gomez" solo by Mrs Baker, "Hi
Shall Feed Ills Flock, Like Shep
herd from Handels Messiah. Even
ing anthems, Nearer My God q
Thee and The King of Love m!
shepherd is.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-12-17

OF course some one is down on
your list for a pair Of slippers.
Why not purchase them here
where the assortments are large
and the prices low. Buy your hus.
band a pair-Buy your wife a pair
buy your brother a pair-Buy
your sister a pair-Buy somebody
else's sister a pair--Buy the boys
and girls pair-Buy the baby a
pair.
Mems Felt Slippers. felt soles 55c
Mems Calf Romeo Slippers. kid
lined ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $500
Mems Tan and Black Kid Slip
pers 800, Sl.25 aud $3.50
Mems Indian Moccasins ..s1.s5
Mems Shoes $500 to $500
Boys Slippers ...,.. 45c to SIPS
Boys Shoes .........9Sc TO $500
Children's Red Felt Slippers. felt
solcs, sizes 8 TO s, soc: Sk to
.. CSC.
Childrens Felt Jullets. firfelt trim
med, s TO 3, see, Sis to II, soc;
liz to 2. use.
Children's Indian Moccasins. ...
.,.................. 75c to S10o
Babies Soft Sole Shoes In mnoy
colofs .................... SOC
Womon's Indian Moccasins Sl.35
Compare our prices on felt
footwear with other stores and YOU
will find Our prices cue from 25c
to zoe o pair lower than any other
store. This Is a big statement but
we can prove 10 90 your saHsfac-
ton.
ladies' 81 and Si.25 red. gray and
brown Felt Juliets, frfelt trim
med, .................. ne
Women's $3.50 Felt slippers. all
Women's $3.50. Si.75 and $500
Felt Juliets ...,........9 Sc
Women's Felt Slippers, leather
soles. lined, plush trimmed 4Sc
Women's all Felt slippers. felt
soles NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 45e
Women's Boudoir Slippers $500
High Cut Skating Shoes for Boys
..................S2 to $500
High Cut Shoes for Girls ......
.................Si.25 to $3.50
Women's Shoes ......S2 to $500
Lowest prices on Leggins, Cal
tors Ovarahopq and Ruhhpra
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-12-17
Umbrellas

We have most extensive as
ortmeut of Good Umbrellas.
Every one guaranteed. Handles
in ali the newest styles of mission
wood, plain or ornamental, gun
metal, shell, gold and silver ana
many novelties.
Ladies Umbrellas from 81 to So'OO
Gents Umbrellas from 81 to $3.50
Childrens School Umbrellas Zoe
Mems Fancy Hose 25c, SOC.
children's Hose 1Oc, 12hc, loo Zoe
womens Hose 1oc, l2l4c, l5c 25c.
Big stock of Xmas Ribbons at
little prices.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-12-17
Xmas Blankets

Handsome Bath Robe biahAe'S
s2.25 to $500.
blankets by the yard Tor patn
Robes SOC per yd.
The famous Beacon Bed Blanket
$3.50 up
Crib Blankets i5c. soc, 75c
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-12-17
Many Greal Bargains

During the Holiday Season IN
Ladies Suits, Coats, Dresses ana
skirts Rain Coats, SILK Petit,
coats in black and colors, SILK ana
Chiffon Waists.
Handsome line of Kimonas.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-12-17
RUGS Make a Nice Gift

Many styles and sizes are here
at lowest prices.
Velvet Administer Rugs 27x54, 50,
$2.50-36x72, 1926 to 1915.
Bissells' Carpet Sweepers. 1925
Art Squares .... $3.50 to $50
Laundry Bags ............. SOC
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-12-17
Extra Xmas Specials

200 do2. extra fine Ladies l0c En-.
broidered IIandkerchiefs. while
they last ......,.... DC each
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-12-17
Xmas Footwear

After all what gift is more USE
fnl and acceptable than a pair of
shoes or slippers. The greatest
variety we have ever shown awaits
your inspection. We will exchange
at any time after Xmas any pur-
chase of footwear that is not the
proper size.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-12-17
Xmas GLOW IS

Quality is most essential when
you are buying Kid Gloves to give
away. We never dabble in the
business of doubtful Kid Gloves.
Fownes' Gloves ........Sl.5O
Lamark Gloves S1.OO
Are the Best
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-12-17
WOmen'S
Gift NeCkWear

Tho biggest and richest variety
OF the most appropriate and accep-
table Neckwoar Gifts we have
ever shown A visit 10 our Wom-
ems Neckwoar counter viii make
your Christmas shopping easy and
pleasant Many different styles
TO choose from 40 every price from
25c to $3.50.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-12-17
learn the Automobile Business.

We win qualify on for COCO positions. Our
.rradunfu4 tnu lass state examination. Muucy
refunded N won nrc not satisfied. This o. the
l,e.t practical SCHOOL in ilia section. No" Is
fhc lime fo enroll. Write to-day for i0fH
Inruc o. Sterling Garage and Practical Auio
mobile School, Hii Clinton St., SCHENECTADY
Sew York. "li
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-12-17
Big Values in
Christmas Linens

The greatest variety Of good
linens W ever have shown.
Cluny Pieces .......50c to $500
Mexican Drawn Work. Scarfs and
Squares ..,....... Csc TO $500
Table Cloths for round tables. &C..
..............Si.50 and $500
Napkins to match .....Si.5O doz.
Handsome line OF Huck and Dam.
ask Towels ...,,..... 25c up
Short length Table Cloths, value
81 and Sl.25 at ...,....75c I'd
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-24

ingsworth, Mrs. Walter J. Trask, Mrs,
Leslie c. Brand, Mrs. Harry Coburn
Turner Mrs. Mathew S. Robertson,
Mrs w. p. Durham, Mrs. E. A. Feath-
erstOne, Mrs. Walter Leeds, Mrs f. d.
Mcpherson and her house guest, Mrs.
Thornton, Mrs. c. A. Boyle, Mrs. ]. T.
Stewart, Mrs. w. w. Johnston and
Miss Margaret Woollacott.
Mr.. and AIRS. r. H. Poage of East
Twenty-third street entertained with a
dinner Thursday evening in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Abrams of Bisbee,
Ariz., who were married recently. Pink
carnations and ferns We're used in the
decorations, and covers were laid for
Mr. and Mrs. Abrams, Mrs. MOllie
Piper of Phoenix. Ariz. Mrs. NJ. E.
Ravenscroft and Mr.. and Mrs. Poage.
The places were marked by tiny bas-
kets filled with Cecil Bruner roses tied
with pale pink ribbons A musical
program was given after the dinner
and Mr.. and Mrs. Abrams left for the
Grand canyon.
Mrs. c. D. Hubbard of san Fernando
entertained with a dinner Tuesday
evening in honor of Mrs. J. r. Hub
bard and her son of Burbank, celebrat-
ing their Joint birthday anniversaries.
Two cakes were made and surrounded
by candles, and Cecil Bruner roses and
ferns were used in the decorations.
Covers were laid for Mr.. and Mrs. c.
c. Reynolds, Miss Reynolds, Miss
Ethelyn Reynolds. Mr. and Mrs. W. T.
Reynolds and little daughter Eleanor,
and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Drake of
this city; Mrs. J. r. Hubbard, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. F. POmeroy, Hugh Pomeroy,
Harold Pomeroy, Miss Doris POmeroy
of Burbank: J. Carton and Mr.. and
Mrs. c. D. Hubbard and son Lester of
San Fernando.
*
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank BOwles of
Arapohoe street; Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Wrenn of West Seventieth street will
motor to Lake Tahoe August /. Mrs.
Bowles will entertain with a party at
her ranch house near Pomona this
week.
Miss Maude Elizabeth Richards will
leave early in August for six
months trip to New York.
Miss Belle Smith of Pasadena will
leave for Seattle on Thursday and is
planning a trip of two months dura-
tion.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. J. Brent and their
young son, Master Edwin Brent, will
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-24

Mr.. and Mrs. d. *. Edwards of
South Olive street are still touring
Europe and will not return before the
last Of October Mr.. and Mrs. James
Roy Pinkham, who have been with
them, leave the last Of the month for
home. but will pass the month of
August touring through Canada be-
fore returning to Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-24
USICAL COURIER EXTRA
Guess Who II Is.
D % q

In issue Of The MUSICAL COURIER EXTRA
there appeared in this department reference piano
contests The article went to state that certain
dealer in the prohibition State of the New England
States succeeded convincing the advertising manager
of local newspaper that such advertising illegal
and that the advertising manager refused to any
advertisements relating to piano contests Follow
ing this article, communication has been received in
this Office in which enclosed advertisement of
piano dealer of Beloit Wis This piano dealer takes the
humorous side of piano contests that is he knocks that
way of doing business but does it in style g" la Judge
His headline Gin big Black ype) is 1T makes laugh
In conjunction with this headline he has picture Of
himself. which shows the Sunny Jim" expression He
states among other things that there great deal more
to piano value than purchase checks To show
how seriously he looks upon purchase checks he runs
number of references to those sort of coupons which
up the the classified advertisements that
appear in the daily papers, few of them read as fol
lows:
FOR SALE--A purchase check of SOS for S. Inquire
at Daily News o-3t
FOR SALE-$o5 piano purchase check for so Ad-
dress X T. care Daily News o3t
TO EXCHANGE-Will exchange $8s piano purchase
check for good tom cat Must be of mild disposi-
ton and fully matured Address HELEN Blazes, care
Daily News o-3t
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-24

Mrs. Herbert Hewes Mrs. Harry
Snider, Mrs. Stafford w. Bixby, Mrs.
Fred Jones, Mrs. c. A. Jewell, Mrs.
Maude o. Gilliland, Miss Lillian Bel
cher, Miss Reba Hackney, Miss Mil
dred Talbot, Miss Velma STUDY, Miss
Josefita Grijalva, Miss Amelia Per-
alta, Miss Rose Peralta, Miss Pearl
Swanson, Miss Frances O'Connor, Miss
Grace O'Connor, Miss Mae Huntley and
Miss Emma Harker.
s.
Mrs. c. A. Ringer of South Hill
street will entertain with cards and
music Thursday evening in honor of
her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Theodore Miller of Chicago, and
MIR. and Mrs. f. Fl. Koutz of Harris
burg. Pa, who are visiting in South
ern California.
Mrs. G.. II. Edwards of West Forty
first street entertained with a dinner
Friday evening in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Miller of Chicago and
Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. KountZ of Harris
burg, Pa. The table was daintily dec
grated with Shasta daisies and ferns.
Covers were laid for Messrs. and Mes
DANES higgins, Prulsey, Low, Wemzel,
Charles Faulkner, r. c. Greenlaw,
Royal, Simmons, Reigart, Cordary,
Misses schumacher, Rankin, Cooper,
Simmons, GreenlaW, EMMA MdTllni
Myrtle higgins, Eileen higgins, Lewis,
Mrs. Emma Martin, Mrs. Ella Gar
field and Earl Stone, Chester OVerell,
Egbert Edwards, John Ballard Mrs.
Miller, who is talented pianist, gave
several selections, and Earl Stone
played some numbers on the violin.
Mrs. G. f. Caring of West Fortieth
place entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Miller
and Mr.. and Mrs. Koutz at her cot
tage at Catalina for the week end.
s
Among the arrivals at Idyllwild re-
Gently are Mr. and Mrs. William ].
Pierce of Beacon street, Miss Harriet
Johnson of West Adams street, Miss
Monnette of West Twenty-third street
and Major T. ]. Cochran of the Sol
diers' Home and his charming daugh-
ter, Miss Frances Cochran who will
pass the month at the popular resort.
-
Miss Emmie Luentzel, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Ludeman, whose
marriage to Craig C. Horton will take
place Wednesday, August 81, at Christ
Episcopal church, has chosen Miss
Ethel Dubbs of Santa Monica as maid
of honor. The bridesmaids will be Miss
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-24
The Quest for Beauty

DEVELOPING THE BUST
AS I understand it the Vaucaire
treatment has a history that dates
back to the -Prussian war,
when the French soldiers reported to
their government about the finely de-
veloped form of the Swiss women.
This was investigated with the result
that the Vaucaire treatment came into
use and is today the only successful
treatment for this purpose l under
stand, however, like everything else
that is good, hundreds of cheap prep
aratiOns have been put out that are
perfectly useless and have no virtue
whatever. The best way know of is
to make up some Of this treatment
yourself and then you know it is right.
Get an ounce of gallOl from your drug
gist. Make pint of granulated sugar
syrup, using cup and half of sugar
with enough water to make a pint;
add the gallol and take two teaspoon
fuls two or three times a day. BE
sure and get the true gallol. 1t is put
up in one-Ounce bottles only. 1t is
q pint of tonic enough TO last month.
Nothing but the true gallol will give
you the desired results.
Edna w: Face powders as a rule
clog up the pores Of the skin and cause
DlacKQedQS. WOu4Q suggest you use
a massage cream made as follows:
Bring a pint of pure water to the boil
ing point; take off the fire and put into
a pint fruit jar; now add three ounces
of powdered cerOl crystals and stir
constantly until the cerol is all dis
solved and a thick cream is formed.
Use this freely, massagiug the arms,
neck and face until the cream disap-
pears. This is not greasy cream and
disappears after rubbing. You will
never need to use powder or rouge if
you use this cream.
Alice M: Your falling hair is no
doubt due to the dandrutf you have If
you will shampoo your head once or
twice a month with eggOl ana use q
good tonic every day for a few weeks,
then once or twice a week, you will
cure the dandrun and stop the hair
from falling. The best tonic L know
of can be made by mixing half a pint
of alcohol and half a pint Of water,
let stand for five minutes and add one
ounce Of beta-canthoi Try this and l
feel sure you will have no more trouble.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-24

Among the visitors in the city is
Godfrey Holterhoff, sr., of Cincinnati,
O., who has been touring the coast
accompanied by his grandson, Clarence
Hollaway. They are guests of God
frey Holterhoff, jr., and will visit the
Grand canyon and Yosemite while on
the coast.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-24

May H: Your dentist was right for
scOlding you for not taking care of
your teeth. Remember they're the
| only ones you've got and the only ones
you'll ever get. The antiseptic mouth
wash that he refers to is made by dis
solving one ounce Of boro-listor in a
pint and a half of boiling water and
when cool add half pint of alcohol.
| This makes mouth wash equal to
any Of the high priced ready-made
ones. The use Of this daily keeps the
mouth clean and the breath fresh and
sweet.
A. L.: I know just how annoying
those superfuOus hairs must be. You
can easily get rid of them by using a
paste made of deloI and warm water.
Just take little OF the powdered delol
and mix enough water with it to make
soft paste, smear it over the hairy
place and leave on for ten minutes;
then scrape off and you'll find the
hairs have disappeared. 1 think the
delOl comes in ounce bottles, and you
can get it at any drug store. 1t is
rather expensive, but it's worth it,
G. L.: The very best preparation l
know Of to cure eczema is made by
mixing an ounce Of bOrOthOl with half
a pint Of hot water and adding table
spoonful of glycerina Apply this free
ly 1t should stop the itching at once
and faithful application Will cure your
eczema.
Minnie A.: Try the amarol lotion for
chapped hands. 1t is easily made by
dissOlving two ounces Of amarOl in
pint of bot water. JUS. add the anna
rOl to the water and shake we'll; let
stand for a few hours and it is ready
for use. Apply as you would any COM
pleXion cream. This lotion will keep
the hands and face soft and white.
Annie: 1 think the very best way to
get rid of pimples and blotches is to
drive them out of your blood. OF
course this will make your face and
arms look badly for a few days, but 1t
Is really the only way to get rid Of
them. Try this recipe: Make a pint Of
thick sugar syrup and add one ounce
OF sarsene to 1t. Take two teaspoon
fuls three or four times a day. 1t
might be well to use the amarol lotion
as well.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-24

Mrs. T. O. Johnson of West Twenty
eighth street, who has been visiting
her mother in St. Louis, Mo, for the
past couple of months, returned last
week.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-24

Mr. and Mrs. o. T. Johnson of
Orange street, with their young grand