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The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-07-21
PRESENTS A GIRL LIKES.

A handsome ring, watch or
Drooch; while there is delightful
french jewelry, antique chains or
some or the popular Partisan pearl or
diamond ornaments.
Belts, belt buckles, and belt pins.
hatplns in sets, veil pins. shirt
waist Jewelry-sufr buttons. stock and
Oelt PIN to match-and a pendant in
the form OF ones birthstone or a
scarab for good luck.
Inc school, fraternity, or class min
STUDDED with jewels or enameled in
coIors, is sure to please even where
one Is owned in the ordinary form.
Chains, silver or gold. plain or lew
eled' are costly but much priced gifts
WIN them can go charms Of all kinds.
10 be worn on a chain or a handsome
Iorgnette if the girl is near-sigbted
A pair Of opera-glasses. Get Largo
lenses, No. II, as the smaller 0reS
are more trying on the eyes. Some
"a eue cny folding opera glasses have
neckwear. ''''O
Put thought more than money into
your gift Consult the girls taste. also
ingly. 'N''
In giving books select books Of ref
erence, poetry, or essays rather than
the popular novel, which NAV have
been read and has no other value.
II girl must economic she will
ike pretty dress frivolities that she
would not otherwise own more than
useless trinkets, however costly.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-07-21
Listening to the Man "who Knows

In an interesting Interview Con-
gresham Weeks related his expert
ence on first entering Congress. He
salu ne soon realized that a member
VINO was thoroughly familiar with
even one subject could maintain the
attention OF his audience better than
Congressman who could talk fairly
well on almost any subject.
A measure came up involving the
custom OF "hazing" at Annapolis, and
as he was graduate he was urged
bill
You may not have as good q
chance Tor five wears TO speak on a
suo1ect which you so thoroughly un-
derstand,'' said his colleague.
He asked the Speaker for an onnor-
tunity 10 state his views in five min
utes.
When I rose to make NV little
speech" said Mr.. Weeks. the mem
bers were in the usual state of dis
oroer' talking. writing, lounging or
coming IN or goint out. Mr. Spea ker e
l said as loudly as / could. with the
IDEA OF ma king my voice heard above
the an 1 am graduate of the Ma
val Academy at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
l got any farther. TO my surprise. the
noise ceased. Men stopped and looked
at me with attention. as though saw
ing to themselves Here is a man
VINO knows whereof he speaks We
VIII listen to wNat information he
may be able to give Since then ="
continued Mr.. Weeks Il have found
that exact knowledge on any subject
under discussion xiii always gain the
attention of the House OF Represen-
tativeS-
Representative Weeks still retains
the square shoulders and military
bearing and aspect of naval o Il GER
lie stands six feet high and weighs
2SO pounds. but walks as 'briskly as if
pacing the quarter deck Born liz
New hampshire, he is accounted one
OF the strong men III the New Eng
land delegation of hard workers. and
knows how TO make barren soil Yield
crops.-Joe Mitchell Chapple. in AT
talrs at Washington in the National
Magazine for August
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-07-21
IhustTeOus BARRIERS of Long A-,o

Sir Richard Arkwright. horn ~
preston December g, 1892. altbOuob
not the inventor OF 1.-THE spinning len
ny anu other cotton machinery which
h kIm famous, rose from the bar
per cnair to wesslth and fame ;an5
IarseH gave to England the cotror
machinery which mas added 50 greatly,
10 her commerce iand prest:gs..
rye Engiishnlan and many Amer
ITdhs ""liI recognize the English non
uIai iSV OF Day a Martins Backing. -
WhlcL conferred wealth on Nv
Charles Day, whiRom hairdressstyr. aud
Martin, his assistant
Jeremy Taylor born at Car,brid.ra-
1918, died BishoF of Down and Con
nOI IA 'IOOf, one iOf the moss In--:iblc
I ,,u hohored oiv1nes of the Erelish
Churth, began life in his fatb-.,.y har-
Der shop as did EDr. John Kst1o tbc
olDlcal explorer, William &-fnstan-
ley' author Of Lives of the Enolisb
foe'S and Giovanni BattiSts Relzoni
sHS son ana assistant of an humble
nan OK esser in Rsdua, Italy. y giant
IN boiy, of peTferit SVmmerr-r and -
tanic strength. Belzoni was lzro0v.n -
carry a group Of seven men on The
stage AT Sadler's Wells and elss.,vhcrn
ecu iluiatlnS some money Se visited
Egypt and his discoveries and re-
searches In the Egyptian toRSss made
n MN famous and above want Revis-
HIhS fadua, his fellow townsnen re-
CeiVeo nm with pL bile rejoicing. nd
struck a medal ia ais honor. HJIt the
sPeIl OF African discovery dresv him
INTO an attempt to reach Timsuctoo
ana ne died in Benin, December- hSaS
whe noIy fOrtY-five
Baron Tenterden. of Canterbury
ana Loud St Leonard, Chancellor of
england and Ireland. both sons of
BARRIERS, were accounted among the
Wlsest and most humane judges of
thelr tlme' and among English pain
teTS' rev have attained the promi-
hence Of 3oseph Mallord William TN
ner (born 1775-dieG 1850, whose
slave Ship" Fighting TemerairA
ana other creations have made him
immortal in the annals of English arr
charles Winslow Hall. in "Baro,rs
SIAu iairdressers," in the National
Magazine for August
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-07-21
KITCHEN MAN IS
BADLY DEFEATED
CAROLINA DEMOCRATS NAME AL
LEN FOR SUPREME BENCH
OVEfMAN is HOPEFUL.

CHARLOTTE, N. c. Special -
with harmony as its watchword. the
Democratic State Convention, in ses-
sion here yesterday, made these nom
on the first ballot:
chief Justice of the Supreme Court
waiter Clark, &C Raleigh
Associate Justices-Platt D. Walk
er, OF Charlotte, and William r. AL
len, of Goldsboro.
Corporation Commissioners-He
=. Brown, of Raleigh. and William 7.
Lee, of Waynesville.
Superior Court Justice Allen was
nominated over James S. Manning. of
Durham, the incumbent who had
oeen appointed by Governor Kitchin
10 succeed Justice Conner, who re-
signed 10 accept a Federal judgeship
Inc contest was close, but without
bitterness Manning was Kitchin's
campaign manager in the guberna1o-
rial fight two years ago. and the place
on the supreme bench was TO have
been his reward. Western counties.
sore over the defeat OF their Euber-
material candidate two years ago by
defeat OF the Kitchin appointee.
speakers who tried to get the ear of
the convention TN behalf OF Manning
were greeted with groans. ominous
signs that they were getting upon dan
yerouS ground
Brown won the Corporation Com
mfssfonership nomination in a walk.
ms opponent Withdrawing, while Lee.
VINO had two opponents, rolled up a
bug ma jor-itr.
Oversnan Outlines Issues.
State Chairman Eller called the
convention to order, and United States
senator OVerman, who acted as tenn
porary chairman, outlined the issues
OF the coming campaign in a vigorous
speech. charging the Republican party
in State and nation with breaking
faith with the people and betrayal OF
confidence.
Down with Cannonism: down with
pIutocracy, exclaimed the Senator.
Down with unlawful trusts and COM
Dimes, chief beneficiaries Of tariff leg
lslauon, purchasers OF elections. de-
Dauchers of the ballot. Down with
those who would MeXicanize this re-
public and destroy the liberties OF the
people"
Senator Overman outlined the issues
as follows:
Back to the slogan OF 1876 re-
trenchment and reform; turn the ras-
caIs out; clean out the Ange2n sta
oles; new broom sweeps cRean; a
tarin for revenue only, so adjusted as
to operate alike upon all Classes all
sections and all industries.
The rights of the States shall not
be impaired.
The people shall rule.
Enforce the laws against the run-
lawful trusts. II it is right no indict
the bulls who keep up the price of
cotton, indict the bears, whose bust
ness it is as representatives OF Eng
lish manufacturers to keep tire price
down as low as possible
Enforce the laws regulating rail-
road rates in favor OF the people and
stop unjust determinations against
toWns and cities of the country. Sub
sides are undemocratic. and the peo-
pie will not stand for them"
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-07-21

Just two and a half years after tbe
death and burial of "Old NIortalit,...
on Christmas Eve, 1903. ali RaIfi-
more rang with the greatest social
event that the city Of beautiful No
men had ever witnessed-the mar
tlaSe OF Jerome Bonaparte and Eliza -
beth Patterson. XII I'd
purple satin coat. heavy with cns,,,.
eInbroideries and gold lace. wboee
Skl'rt' lined with white satin. in IN
latest tasion OF the Directory bea1,
nlohue, Tell over his satin knee
nreecheS and silk hose, to the very
tops OF the diamond buckles MAJ
CIasped his low-cut shoes. His lonr
me hair was powdered snowy Whit
contrasting well with his dark eyes
and rich complexion.
me pride wore a white muslin dress
81 81 olapnanous texture, such as the
famous Indian looms have made 70
nous Tor centuries. which desnita
rlch embroidery and costly lace. re-
'esieu the beauty OF arms and neck
dho ntted IN the extreme of . rashio,7
mat emphasized the outlines of her
Iauitiess limbs and perfect form.
All the clothes worn by her mirht
nave been put in my pocket" wrote
lively correspondent of that letter.
MrltlnS era. Her dress was of mus-
I'm OF neXtremely fine texture. Re
| nent." '''e ea'
Congratulations and good ,Drisbe
were showered upon her. and m
weeks OF the honeymoon were .
/ cream OF sweet madness and pr-Dti.
neo anbtion:-CharIes Winslow Hall
IN a Sheltered Dream" in tie Ma
uohal MagHzine for August
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-07-21
JEFF MAY MEET
JOHNSON AGAIN
RICHARD BELIEVESTHER Is AN
OTHER GOOD FIGHT IN
JIM JEFFRIES.

LOS ANGELES, CAb-SpeciaI.-
According to Tex Richard, at present a
visitor i'm Los Angeles. there is one
good fight left in Jim Jeffries and I'm
going to bring it out"
This was the reply Richard made 10
a reporter who questioned him on .hs
report that he was here to secure JET
irles consent to a return match be-
tween the former champion and John
son Tor next Thanksgiving Day.
nave not as yet talked to JEFF
Iries, continued Richard. "Jeffrics
Ripper and myself will start late 70.
gay on hunting trip. We expec.
10 De gone several days. When l finJ
JeHrleS I'm good humor I will pro-
pose return match with Johnson. r.
De pulled on in Nevada. probably in
Reno, on Thanksgiving nav baiio,.H
Jehrles is a good match for the neg, =
ana 1 am willing to offer a good purse
TOT meeting between the two
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-07-21
Jay Gould to WedP

DAVENPORT, -Special-That Be-
atrlce Blanche Bruner Godfrey, a Dav-
export girl who figured in q romantic
marriage with Arthur w. Godfrey, a
sack Bay millionaire of Boston, is en-
SaSS9 TO Jay Gould, son of George
LOUD, Is the assertion of Mrs. A Bru-
her; mother or the young woman.
She was formerly a Davenport belle
anu Went from here to the Boston Con-
servatory of Music, where her beautv
ana ner romantic marriage made her
separation and divorce As Beatrice
Non Bruner the young woman, her
iin0theT says. played with Anna Held in
rope. AZ N
The family of George Gould Is In
europe. with the exception OF Kings
Iast night, and no confirmation of the
reported engagement could be obtain
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-07-21
COlOred Lawn Gowns

For an afternoon or evening gown,
not trailing, Of colored lawn, null, ba-
tlste, or kindred material, a pretty
IDEA, and a practical one. Is an an
piled hem, about an inch and a half in
depth, of the same goods but in white
When the bottom of the skirt grows
dusty, as it surely will, it is easy 10
remove this hem and put on a new
one, whereas the colored hem neither
gives such sure warning of dirt nor
such quick means of removal. Far
from being unpleasantly conspicuous
as one might think, this white hem
gives only a pretty and very French
effect.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-07-21
STEAMER MONGOLIA
GOES AGROUND AGAIN

LONDON-Special.-For the second
LONDON, July l5.-For the second
time in fourteen years the Pacific
Mail Company liner Mongolia is
aground in the Pacific.
According TO advices received TODAY
10y Lloyds from Yokohama, the big
liner, with a full list Of passengers.
ran ashore at Shimizu, Japan. She
plies across the Pacific from San
Francisco. Though the first dispatch
was lacking in details, Lloyds oficiRls
understand that the passengers are
not in grave danger.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-07-21
A Summer Coat.

A simple but beautiful coat for wear
over a lingerie gown in the summer
evenings is of black chiffon. cut three
quarter length and slashed at the sides.
the slasings being connected by taffeta
sllk tabs. The half sleeves are slash
and caught in the same manner. and
In tront-the neck is cut very low
the only fastening is a silver tassel
OF silver cord. All the edges are en-
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-07-21
SKATERS FIRST LINK
IN GRAIN or ROMANCES

NEW YORK-Special.- years
ago Frank f. MAYNARD eIonSa -, ,
MISS Frances Marie Lines, while he
Was MAS a Junior at Yale. and thereby pre-.
TTtipI'@ttu three romantic maria 9.s
- O'hSI TWO, thOSe or his father and
OF ms chum, still endure, but his vras
ended a few DAYS ago by Justice Ciscbe
OH, VINO granted an introductory de-
me recommendation of Roger A. Pryor.
daughter, but that did not chain vo,,n q J,
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-07-21
4 Hospitality Hint.

When 1 expect a guest from a dis
lance l purchase a number of souve-
mir postcards of our home town, and
after stamping them place them on
the desk in the guest room, where
they can be addressed and sent back
without any shopping being done by
my guest.-From Woman's Home
Companion for June.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-07-21
Free to Our Reader.


write Murine Eye Remedy Co. Chfea-.
70. 1or 4S-page illustrated Eve RNCRr
rec. write all about Your Eve TrouSIS
ana they Will advise as to tbs preS~~
ApPucation OF the Murine Eye ReneSsS.
our Special Case. Your DruGrfEf,,r7r
ten you that Murine Relieves Sore .rsssS-
strengthens Weak Eyes, DoesRx Ss-sszSt
Soothss EYE Pain, and sells for see ~
II IN Your Eyes and in Baby'a EwS- -.
SOaly Eyelids and Granulation-
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-07-21
EXPLOSION SHATTERs
EIREWORK pIANn

EVERETT. MASS, July IA terri
nc explosion shattered the plant of the
East Everett Fireworks COMPANY to-
cay. II was frst reported that from
eight TO twelve persons had been killed.
put later investigation accounted for
all OF the missing. The loss is $4,000.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-07-21
The RudIments.

She's we'll read on phIlology,
Geometry, physiology;
y teacher OF astronomy,
\ zero in gastronomy
she knows quite TO perfection,
The quadrants each direction:
She knows all ever printed i'm a book
But, sal es alive, she doesn't know the
simplest thing TO cook
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-07-21
BACK GAVE OUT.
A Typical Case Of Kidney Trouble and
. Typical Cure.

Mrs. Chloe Page. OF $40 Pitt St.
Alexandria, Va, says: MY back hurt
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-07-21

me terribly. / had
. b a rp, s ooting
pains, changing to a
dull, dragging ache.
j could not stand for
any length of time,
and my back hurt me
when l sat down. My
feet and ankles were
badly swollen every
eve in g. and my
stomach was out OF
order. Doan's Kid
ney Pills cured me
of these troubles In
1902, and for five
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-07-21
Won,an's Department

oroidered in wave design In Sae 49,
yer. The chiffon may be mOuufnz sE-.-
Ilght taheta silk. and net may ~ sub
stituted as the coat material Tas
wrap may sound difficult 10 naak. bsre
II Is not so; and with the help az n
lucky remnant or two the expense wST
be slight.
For the Hands.
After having the hands in uvafer IN
on common salt, rinse with Ea5er azF
"hen washing or cleaning house rSIse
rub on little lemon Juice; rincs asuz7s
and dry; the hands will be soft ana
smooth and the stains will be renscEeG.
Recipes.
Peach Omelet-Pare and spIi4 xTx
mellow peaches and mash them f,rz
taxing care that none Of the ju5ca g.
Capes. Add four tablespoouf1Iz OF
sugar and the yOlks of four well bpzfzu
eggs; then stir in very lightly tia
whites OF the eggs, beaten to- 2. sriR
Iroth. Turn this into a buttere9 pu&-
ding dish and bake in the own 6vr
nIteen or twenty minutes, taking carr
- enaC IL does not brown too quickly
Serve Immediately.
tomatoes Stuffed with MaczrrmE-
Gut on the stem ends of solid touzsGerE
ana with spoon carefully remove tia
SEEDS. Cut the macaroni in yerr suszIs
pieces, season it with salt, pepper ana
onion Juice, and fill the cavtiez- IAw
oit OF butter on each and bake thirfSs
minutes In quick oven.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-07-21

AEsxandria, Va. 19O2, and for five
years i have had no return"
At any dealers, soc. a box. or maIIed
on receipt of price by Foster-MiIburn
Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-07-21
Water Lily Salad

Remove shells from hard bofJeR
eggs; divide eggs into halves cross
wise, cutting through the whites N
sNch way that the edges will he cw<
Into sharp points; remove the zoIlv-
PUT them into bowl, mash them. z-6T
season TO taste with salt and DpDrE~
and melted butte: or nocsreu the1
Win salad dressing; refill the wrifes
WIZ The EClk mixture and arran e tue
a'Ves on bed Of lettuce leaves -Lacz
nave oeen washed, dried and chfBed
serve with cooked salad DRESSING
haolshes, washed and chilled unfR
Crisp may be used to garnish the
salad.
salads should be prepared daintffy.
arranged attractively, and should al
ways be served cold. Dressing should
not be added until just before servins-
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-07-21
Potato Pie.

Dol irish or sweet potatoes untI
eueS are well done. Mash them and
s sil through a coarse wire sieve Pour
.nIee plnts OF milk into three pintz OF
PUP. Aoa a third of a teacupfI uE
outer that has been melted, two s<zz-
S tanliIa or cinnamon; place 'fire
' gisn III smaller dish; bahear.p;oadIu
u 9Isn III the oven; the potato win shrink
i ~ considerable less bulk; place Il
Al d smaller dish; taste, and II needed
auu more sugar and favOring- cavsr
Win crust and bake for half on hour.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-28
ROSY AS
YOUNG Girl
j. w. Church, the Notary
Public, of Summit, N. c.,
Tells How Cardui, the
Woman's Tonic,
Helped His
Wife

Summit. y. C.,--"My wife had been
ailing for nearly II years. writes
Mr., Church "Hnd at times was un-
able to leave the house She suffered
agony with her side and back We
tried our family physician for many
years, without relief After his
treatments all failed She began TO
take Cardu, and gained in weight at
once. Now she Is red and rosy as a
school girl"
Mrs. Church recommends Cardui to
all suffering women.
Cardui is moro successful than
other remedies, because it Is differ
ent" It is In class by itself
In over half a century more thau
a million women have been helped tu
rosy health and happiness, 10y using
this well-known and scientific wom-
ans remedy
Cardui acts specifically, on the
weakened Wcmanly organs II helps
to refresh the worn-out nerves and
is the ideal remedy for young ana
old.
As tonic, for women, II has
brought remarkable results.
As a remedy, fot women's ills lts
friends say It has no equal
Try Carlul
N. B.-writo to Ladies Advisory Dept,
Chattanooga Medicine Co.. Chattano1 ga
Tenn for Special instructions and 6tpagc
book. 'Home Treatment for Wonon,' sent
in plain wrapper on request
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-28
KICK AGAINST
PAYINGON MAIN
SOUTn FNDERS sEJ3 \ CONFIsCA-
TlON or PROPERTY.
YfAGER MAKES OFFER
VII give Lots 60 Him Who PAYS for
paNCmCut--C Cumni' to
thc Scene.


\ strip ot Main street between Sew
ont6euth and Eiphtocnth came Ina for
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ana .'''u '''s''' WIN" "o NOT "'.,'o
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'"'l "'".uH 'h',' ~ 'rC '''l ",'
u"u OIL H'o'Un H'".I ne 'I"''Nl-
anus own ' mum per "I ,o'S at ln,H par
u'ui'' l''",' on 7".''l' NI.lI''' an" NI,''l
uleN a'bIiv" p'NI"@ l'"'lon ioI l,.,S
unarl o' lH' H,ior' my u'" II WIN
t'c unu'IS." "Hu,uE ''''' l'v Guy NI'
go G., uSlru'' al"''U sewer ''HI N,l' u
W'ul0 take care 3l lhe Wo'er Nlil,n
tloals AROUND on ln' IolS ll e"ls'"' I-
lnle qaahyN'S u0u'uS 'n''' OF ram,
llI. ne p,,'p'''N Us ,1'l'I ,oN' an"
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ana oo'r'horH''u lne laol llnl t'U.'
nau pNeH Su''' an "F'''''unt a'"'' Nv, ,I,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-28
MAKE YOUR OWN
HAIR TONIC
4 SpcclnIIsl,s AdAlcc.


Ia a recent issue the New York Her
aid published special article on the
care Of the hair, in which was given
the formula for home made Hair
Tonic. which was highly recommend.
ed for Its remarkable hair-growing
properties. as well as fer stopping
falling hair revtalizng the hair,
roots, and destroying the dandruff
germ. This article was Of special in
terest 10 me, as the formula was one
which | myself have seen used In
countless cases with most astonishing
benefit, thus confirming my belief that
homemade preparations are the best
For the benefit OF those who have not
seen il before, ! give the formula
herewith
Procure from your druggist an
eight ounce bottle containing six
ounces Of Bay Rum, also purchase
a two-ounce sealed bottle 0f Lavona
de Composee' (Smth's) and one-half
drachm Menthol Crystals. Dissolve
the Crystals In the Bay Rum and
the Lavona de Composee'; shake
thoroughly and apply at night and
morning to the roots Of the hair. rub
bing into the scalp with the finger
tips. This preparation contains no
colo'lng matter, but restores gray
hair to rs natural color by It's ac-
tlon on the hair roots II you desire
IL perfumed add one teaspoonful Of
To- Kalon Perfume, which combines
perfectly with the other ingredients
and imparts a most pleasing scent
BE sure to get all enclosures In the
Lavona de Composee' package as they
give much valuable advice on care OF
the hair and besides entitle you to
a sprinkler top for your bottle. free
OF charge,
DO not apply where hair Is NOT dc.
sired.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-28
If BEAUTY is BUT Skin Deep
Use A, D, S, PERQNglE cream

J., beauty is only skin deep then
some people certainly ought 10 pay
mcro attention 10 tao t.ua-.or a
rugh, red, wrirllcl, .cal" skin mars
tho Gttractivonce3 Of Lin2 otherwise
beautiful women ard haneacme mca
W'Aen the American Druggists Syn
aeA,o- Of 1900 leading jruggi3tG--
perfected i;s llc. o., 1900 household
,aacdios Gld toilet articles, much
tGGusht was devoted 10 The treat
ruat OF the s.dn, and as rasult A..
T. $, Peroxide Cream wG7 usdo ana
GaI proved ono oi tho very best pro
qacis Of the syndicate, because It hla
-llrht men and women simple way
IL help preserve tho skin IN al its
c.Cthful beauty and Keep It FREQ from
10 effects ct tho Winter wints ard
do Summer sun,
4. D. S. Peroxide Cream helps mako
rough skin SMOOTH o murEy ehin
cloar, a rcd, blolchcd skin white, and
many a sore SKIN we'll Il acts 40 n
mild skin bleach and will not grow
hair.
This Is but one q the famous A, D.
Peroxide Family Tho O,her5--
equally as good. equally as beneficial
and just as popuiar-are A d, q.
Peroxide Tooth Powder which wnlr
ems, cleans and preserves tie teeth;
A. d. S. Tooth Paste, for the saric
purpose, put up IN q different fcrN;
A. d. s. Peroxide Soap 70 70 di-cro-t
and superior to any o.aor l:icd Of roap
that its use should be ami probaoly
will be universal. Last, but by no
means OF least Importance, Is A. I, O..
Peroxide OF Hydrogen, the great da.