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-cahs are much u-ad too even IN the
short HAIR fur-. such ~ ssal. ermins and
chruchilH
They have. IN the OPINION Of the fast I'd
Ous = more elegant ar than the cOmbina-
trpn- furz aud they arsyIndoubtedly more
pra iic,l being less cIt M more easily
r-nOi"ll"i ana hess spectacular. bur these
continuation arrangements are very mod
rSh thr- s'Ispu IuI th.r- ar. always
many women y up be- not look further
ruIn iht'
Du" 81 10" uiui-nn'-' hiK scarf and
man sos ~''''r sH- ~ real seal bordersd
nF "rTIIu" \.rBs- ll~ ends 1f the scarf
'u" "riu.u' plui 49, very d,..p and tho
bottom 90 'h" -"II Na- finished by y close
ir.ug" ~ "rWIu" g." "uurInpu- Nat niuh
Wtd .'- ""u'r" 90 s"ii and - border. 1T
".'".n". 'N" ruiIpW rrrdsr- ike fnnas
~ 'r" -'atr' '"r, d""p and treated m
~" ~'rp" wHy vUh fringe ~ srrnina tails
Another h"'uifuI -sf ~ the same shnp
was Il black and Nhits srmins bordered
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90 modishly this year a. !, hs. in ..,..

90 modishly this year a. Il has in ssa.,, -.
past. II 10 often associated with e--- o..
and some very elegant long cats =.
fashioned Of the baby lamb With rim q. 4,
OF ermine and 81 black cord ornar..1.,
good booking long seal nu,i.I 1. a,
Russian cut. openinR down The 90 ga.
from shoulder To hem. trimmed a..,.r. I
the bottom with narrow hand ~ a.. %,
and with Cuhs and close chokar r,..... Z.
the skunk. Wher. the front runs .- ..,
the left shoulder II continues m a q.
scarf end falling down the bsck
Many ~ the long coats have soma ~
rangement by which they are bill ,- ...,
slightly toward the bottom In tho 4.-.
some little fullne-s of tho har, .e,-.,
gathered and held by big cord orrar.a-.,,
or q deep hand merely across ~. VA ..
being made Just a very little les ~. I'm
the coat which Is eased into II Irr.ss
last echo % the hobble. though rp-.-. -
the coats are quite narrow AT the h... ~
Some beautiful full length fur h9ai
models are displayed bv the fn-r,a-,
One in Russian green zib@line haa-,i,
embroidered in black. lined n squire nj
trimmed in skunk. i particularly s-r--,
and a beautiful model was 81 oyster -rI,s
cloth braided in Seh color. trimmed o,
huge collar. cuffs and hand If IL m AMI
lined with rich purple.
A novelty in a reversIhle coat II tal
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other long dark fIr - considerably used
MOie-kin. which has sprung into new
popularity. a popularity well deserved
because II TINS furs softnezs. sickness
and exquisite brown gray tone. ~ com
uined with ermln" and With the dark furs
and seal j. used with almost everything
tn" hug" scarf- ar" mad. up even IN
ia" thicker fIrs such ~ sable the martens
nuU-=um B. but iu such cases the one
f.r - most often uz.-d with no comhina-
flpu ~ border -T.,' ana these one fur
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silky. wsvy and supple. is used in many
shades A delicious faun or mode tone
in these furS iS made up into beautiful
sets with fox 81 a shade slightly deeper
or with IN" natural lynn. and there are
come pretty things m gray caractii.
One finds the black and white motif
again in stunning coats 81 black and
white caracul, on the order II the one
pictured here. the short Waste d body and
sleeve- 81 the white caracul braided in
black along narrow borders Of the black
caracnl and whore the white upper section
joins the long lower par of the coat which
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brocade and fur sets We will wander too
far aBeld This IL the story OF urs.
There are some new fad~ and REVEALS
IN the fur world Fitch i with us again.
aud very lovely il il With its soft yellow
and brown stripes OF mole and opoH-
sum mention has already been made
Natural wolf and the more expensive
natural lynx. much like the wolf in tone.
are Winning favor. and their soft faun
and white and brown tones are more
becoming than the more vivid red FOX
or the gray Of opo~sum. Caracul.
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length Vas II = gorgeous Oriental nm
cade On one side and ~ sable squirrel On
the other II might he worn for evening
With the brocade side out and tho imn.nsA
collar and cuffs ~ fur or for day with 'hs
fur side out. whom the COLLAR and cuts
would he ~ the rich hrocade
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- interfere With their obedience 10 the
decree DIdnr they wear fur trimmei
velvet hats with their lingerie frocks last
August AZ the D0n'Inenial summer resorts ,
And didn't they drape fur scarts around
their shoulders during dog dAys' What
has the eternal fitness of things - DO With
fashion
But while fIr will trim frocks and hats
and fur coats viii b. vurn. whatever IN.
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A FUR SEASON THIS
The Summer Craze to Con-
tinue in Winter. -
FULL LENGTH FUR COATS
Hats and Frocks Alike Trimmed
With Fur.


IDsN pensI,e Varieties % Fur Ised NJ veil
- the Most Cost, short FUR Goats
less Popular man the Long Many
LonG Collars on the Goats Com.
h,nstIsns sT Fnrs- Nuns ana Searfs
- Roth Huge Red FoN q IIkinG Of the
Season BlA~k ana white Fad In Fur.
n only, the clerk ~ tho weather proves
friendly this will he a seaAon 20 make
glad tho heart " tho furrier Even n
cold weather IL not prov ided in appro-
PIRATE quantity and degree there will
doubtless he an unusual amount ~ fur
sold. for the fashion powers that b~ have
decreed q fur season. and women will
not allow u little thing like tho weather
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-23

their nonresident friends. left We'd
nesday evening for seven days
trip in the Yellowstone Park via the
Wylle Permanent camps The party
Will make the regular six days tour
with one extra day at the Grand
Canyon camp. The party is under the
organization OF Miss Ida baltimore
and includes the following; NJ ss
Ethel McGary, Mrs Ida A. Plnney.
Miss Mabel Ambrose. Mr.. r. y.
Clayton, Mr.. G. o. DeWolf. Mrs. H.
L. Griffin. Mrs. Anna Wright. Miss
Hannah Dee, Miss Sylvia Dee. Miss
Minnie Brown, Miss Marie Witter-
veene. Miss Ella Nicely. Mrs ". j.
baltimore. Miss Pearl baltimore. Miss
Julia baltimore, Miss Ida baltimore,
Mr.. Jesse Smith. Mr.. Eugene Smith,
Mrs. Ida r. Parsons. Miss Maude
Edmonds. Mrs Kate Richey and MIR.
Albert f. Richey.
Or. Mary Janney of California, her
sister Mrs Nancy Carter and niece,
Mrs. J. u. Herrick. were the guests
Of Mrs. j. 8. Lewis at the Lewis
camp in ogden canyon on Tuesday
afternoon. Dr. Janney was a repre-
sentative Of the California woman's
league TO the convention OF the Ameri-
cans league In ST. Louis and Is now
In route TO her home.
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bridge Thomas. was guest OF honor
Thursday at delightful Lagoon par
~ given by Mr.. Foster and Mr.. shi-
ness. Luncheon and the various re-
creations Of the place were enjoyed.
Miss Alton Young entertained in
formally on Thursday at Red Butte
Hollow.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Baker and three
children OF Pueblo, Colo, are visiting
in the city with Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman
Morningstar.
Miss Leta spry is with house party
at the Lyman II. Martineau ranch near
Logan, given by Miss Martha Mar
tineau.
Mrs. Freeman Morningstar and
daughter Luoille, left Friday for Up
per Falls. Provo canyon, where they
will spend the remainder OF the warm
weather.
Miss Beulah Bachman has been
spending a few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph T. Hoag In Ogden.
Mr., and Mrs. Fred A. Hale and
their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. James
O'Grady OF Rochester, ". Y. have been
at the Hermitage In ogden canyon.
Mrs. r. e. L, Collier and children left
Tuesday for a months outing in Emil
grafton canyon.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank r, Roberts, chill
dren and maid, left this week for an
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Or d. H. Calder spent Monday in
Salt Lake city.
Messrs Peter and william Clayton
Of Salt Lake city are visiting relatives
and friends In our city for few days,
Misses Cora Lewis and BeIva Good
man and Messrs. Ebert Knold and
Hyrum Honline formed a party and
enjoyed a sail across the lake Satur-
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. H. p. Burns, Mrs. W.
:. Colbert and the Misses Virginia and
Ruby Colbert Of Salt Lake City spent
few days the first part OF this week
with friends in Provo.
Mrs. David Larson and family arc
spending the summer in Provo canyon.
Postmaster and Mrs. James Glove
spent Sunday at Spring Dell.
Miss Matte Strong is visiting with
friends In Salt Lake city this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maby have returned to
their home In Salt Lake after a pleas
ant visit In our city, guests as the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs II. r, Irvine.
Mr., and Mrs. David Vincent spent
Sunday at the Upper Falls, Provo
canyon.
Mrs. Olive Dorcy has returned to her
home In salt Lake after visiting
friends in Provo
Miss Sadie Davis Of Lehi spent
few days this week In our city.
Miss Reha Kerr was the charming
hostess at "A Dutc hlunCh at her home
Tuesday evening. The guests were:
Misses Flossie Park. Susie jacobson,
Eta Goddard, Vilate Knudsen. Essie
Reese, Addie Stewart, Edna Knudsen
and Kitty Leetham.
Miss Bertha Gadd was the recipient
Of a pleasan surprise party at her home
Tuesday. \ number Of her young
friends learning II was her birthday
quietly walked in and spent an en-
Joyahlc evening.
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Wfoo'NES2

The week witnessed number OF we'd
dinss, and licenses have been Issued
for moro to take place next week, and
in August
pretty home wedding was that Of
Miss Leonora Van Dyke and owen
Glen Day. the event taking place at
the home OF the brides mother on
north State street with William Van
Dyke, Jr., of Ogden officiating, Miss
Ida Van Dyke acting as bridesmaid and
number of relatives and friends as
sisting Mr. and Mrs. Day will go for
a bridal trip and return here TO reside.
Another pretty wedding of Wednes-
day was that OF Miss Viola Brim and
Joseph T. Ridges, the ceremony being
performed at the brides home on Cen
ter street at noon with Bishop Alvin
Beesley performing the ceremony, Miss
Ethel Goodyear acting as bridesmaid
and Roy Brlm best man. Mr. and Mis-
Ridges will spend some time at Brigh-
ton. ana Will later MAKE their home
here.
The marriage OF Miss Violet Mott and
Joseph II. Felt was solemnized in the
temple on Thursday morning, a lunch
con following at the home OF the brides
sister, Mrs. q. ID. Roper. Mr.. and
Mrs. Felt will reside here.
Miss Sadie Lawrence and william
NJ pitts we're among the weeks bridal
couples, having been married by Rev.
C. r. Neel and leaving afterward for
Phoebe. where they will reside,
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and the evening spent with the many
enjoyable diversions OF the place.
Mrs. Il. A woolt entertained at din
ner on Thursday evening for Miss IL
being prettily decorated and covers laid
for about dozen guests
Miss Merle Lynch entertained I'm hon
or Of Miss Hilda Greeson, one OF the
seasons brides. on Thursday the guests
numbering a few Intimate friends.
on Wednesday evening Miss Eva II.
Jensen entertained the Seventeenth
ward choir and a number OF others. the
lawn being lit with electric lights and
japanese lanterns, and the evening
spent In music, games and dancing.
Refreshments were served, and about
So guests present.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. S Jensen entertained
at a delightful evening AFFAIR on Thurs
day I'm honor of Miss Augusta Sym,
whose marriage takes place next month.
The rooms were decorated with mas
turtiums and tho lawn liz with Japa-
nese lanterns. Refreshments were
served outside and the evening spent
with games and social chat the prizes
in the contests going to the guest OF
honor and Miss Jean Angel. About
30 were present
Miss May Jones. who IL here from
Wichita, Kan, visiting with Mrs. FL
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Clement r. Troth of Denver Is in
the city.
Miss Bessie Grace and Miss Jennie
Harrington and party, left this week
for Brighton by automobile. TO re-
main over the cath.
Mrs. william @. sharp will pass the
greater part OF the summer here.
Mrs. c. p Goody and daughter have
returned from Idaho.
Robert d. Kenworthy. son OF ]. d.
kenworthy. formerly of this city, Is n
guest at the home o $. V. Derrah.
Mrs. F. p. Stephens and family are
csmped on the Upper Weber
Miss Mabel Anna Jones recently re-
turned from oberlin, o.. whore she has
been studying for the past three years
at the oberlin conservatory.
Mrs J. #. Judge will have as guests
at her home her two cousins, William
and Gilbert wymond OF Kentucky.
Mrs. Mrs. Elbridse L. Thomas is enter, enter
Miss Jones of Wichita. Kan.
Mrs. Everett o. Jones Of Seattle.
who is visiting relatives In the city.
has been the guest of Mrs. A. II. Box
rud for the past few days.
Mrs. e. A. Rogers and small son have
gone to Wasatch TO remain several
weeks
Rev. Davenport OF Washington, d.
G.. Ia guest at Rowland hall. whore
he Is visiting his daughter. Miss Irene
Davenport.
Miss Elsie Ward ls the guest OF Miss
Alton Young for the week.
Miss Fay Scott has returned to Mon
tana.
Mrs w A. Green of Detroit, Mich,
Is visiting her sister, Mrs c. ID, Bates,
$40 east Eighth South street.
Mrs. w D. Foster has gone to Seat
tie. where she will visit with friends.
Mrs. Collins and Miss Mae Collins Of
Garfield We're visitors in the city Mon
day.
Mrs. G. r. Walker has for her guest |
at her country home, her brother Roy |
Ridge OF ansas city who has come TO |
Join his wife and little daughter. who |
are visiting at the Walker farm.
Mrs f. c. Adams and daughter Of |
Denver Will be the guest at the home
Of Mrs Adamss parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. @. Mcmillan.
Mrs K. w. Whitney Is locarted at the
apartments In Venice
Cal. for the summer DIR. whitney
who accompanied her west, has re-
turned TO the city.
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eutomobile trip to Beaver county. Utah.
10 be absent two or three weeks ON a
camping trip with friends.
MISS North and brother A. W.
North and f. Z. Bagley. are now at
nome In the Lake View apartments.
MT. ana Mrs. a. H. CaswelI left
Monday for an eastern trip, which will
include stops in Omaha, Chicago and
81. Louis They will be absent two
months from the city.
Miss Beatrice Boreman. who has been
visiting for several days in the CITY
with Mr.. and Mrs. +. g. Brown, has re-
turned to her home I'm Ogden.
The Misses Miriam Jacobsen. Ida
Giles Norma Peterson, Marie James
and La Rita Porcher entertained a
large number Of friends at a flag party
Friday evening at the home of Miss
Jacobsen. supper was served on
the lawn and an enjoyable evening
spent.
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PROVO.

Mrs. Anna Peterson entertained at
| wedding reception Wednesday eye-
ming I'm honor OF the marriage OF her
daughter, Miss Ella to Thoms Evans.
Bishop Ralph Poulton ofiiciated. Mr..
Frank Neubaur PLAYED the wedding
march while the bridal party took their
places under n prettily arranged al
cove wdecorated with sweet peass and
ferns. The bride was attired In a white
embroidered gown. The Mozart or
chestra was In attendance and render
ed sweet music throughout the eve
ming. An elaborate wedding supper
was served to about 100 guests
An informal reception was given Fri
day evening by the members OF the
Congregational church to their pastor,
the Rev. j Challen Smith, who with
his family Will leave Provo the first
part of the week for Salt Lake where
they will make their future home. Mr..
and Mrs Smith have made a host OF
friends in Provo who regret their de-
parture.
The Misses Hortense Davis. Pearl
Russell Neva Lees and Ella Smith all
OF salt Lake city are spending the
week In Provo canyon. at the Upper
Falls.
Mrs. s. c. Carter was the p,easine
hostess at a afternoon tea at her home
Wednesday. In honor OF her sister, Mrs
Reeves of Salt Lake. Sweet peas were
used throughout the house
Mrs. Grace Nettler entertained at
dinner at her home Wednesday evening
in honor of Mrs. Nellie Carter of salt
Lake City Covers were laid for Is.
Miss Rue Tiffany and FLOYD r. Olsen
wer emarried this week at the home
of the groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs
William F. Olsen. About so relatives
ana friends witnessed the ceremony
and extended congra tulations and best
wishes.
The members Of the Daughters OF
the Mormon Battalion met Saturday
afternoon at the home Of First Vice
Regent Ellen Moore. Mrs. James Glove
gave an interesting paper on the cause
OF the Mexican war followed by an
interesting paper BY Mrs NAV Booth
on Why the Mormon Battalion Was
Called out" After the meeting a
dainty lunch was served.
The Sixth ward choir formed a
merry party Thursday evening. going
20 the lake on a hay rack where a
launch awaited to take them across
tue lhke. Luncn. singing ana merry
sail was enjoyed by moon light
Miss Ardella Davis was the pleasing
hostess at a dinner party at her home
Sunday evening The dining table was
tastofuly decorated with pink and
white sweet peas. Covers were laid
for 20.
Miss Sadie Graham is al her post in :
the postofiice after a two weeks vaca-
ton with friends in Smithheld and
Logan. While there she was the guest
~ Mrs. Robert Grifith. She reports "A
most enjoyable vacation
Mr.. w. l.. Biersack has returned
from the east whore he spent several
weeks. He was met in Salt Lake by
Mrs. Biersack.
Mrs. s. p ERgertsen and Miss Dorcs- |
sa EgEertsen have returned from a |
brief visit with friends in Salt Lake |
City.
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DEVELOPING THE BUST.
"A | understand IL the Naucalre treat
mont has a history that dates BACK 70
he Franeo-Prussian war. when tne
'rnment about the finely developer
iorn OF the Swiss women. This was
nvesti gated With the result that IN.
gaucAire treatment came into use and
p today the only successful treatment
or this purpose. 1 understand. how
ver. like everything elise that Is good.
,een put out that are perfectly useless
nd have no virtue whatever The best
way know Of IL 10 mako up some OF
his treatment yourself and then you
now IL Is right Get an ounce OF gal
u from your druggist Make n pint
Z granulated sugar syrup using cup
nd half OF sugar with enough water
o make pint, add the gallol and take
ay. Be sure and got the true gallol.
Is put up IN one-ounce bottles only
lakes pint Of tonic. enough 10 last a
aonth Nothing but tho true gallol
i'm give you the desired results
I Edna W: Face powders as a rule
Aog up the pores OF the skin and cause
G larkheads. would suggest you use
massage cream MADE AZ Follows;
eF 1s OF o sptfs the re ana ne pS G1 Ro
pint fruit Jar; now add three ounces
Z powdered cerol crystals and stir
Constantly until tho cerol is all dissolved
nd a thick cream IS formed. Use this
RELY, massaging the arms. neck and
ACC until the cream disappears. This
not greasy cream and disappears
fter rubbing You will never need TO
- powder or rouge ~ you use this
iream.
Alice NJ. Your falling hair is no
ioubt due to the dandrun you have. II
on Will shampoo your head once or
vice month with eggol and uss
God tonic every day for few weeks.
zen once or twice week you will
pre the dandrun and stop the hair
rom falling Tho best tonic know OF
IN be made by mixing half n pint Of
lcohol and half pint OF water; let
land Tor hve minutes and add one
Nnce OF bota-canthol. Try this and I
i-oubie H' H'oro
May HI Your dentist was right for
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:!o = 5Ass!fS al
OGDEN.

Farley T. Moyes and wife have re-
turned TO Ogden after an enjoyable
visit to California
Miss Maud Stone has returned
from an extended trip to San Fran
cisco and other California cities
The next regular meeting OF the
Methodist ladies Aid society will he
held at the church parlors on the
afternoon Of July rs.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Cober and Mr..
p. G. Green left Wednesday for
trip through Yellowstone park.
A pleasant surprise party WAS given
in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Stone
at their home on Second street, Mon
day evening. Music. games and dane
ing were enjoyed until late hour
Tempting refreshments we're served
Thirty guests were presnt-
on Friday evening a surprise party
was given at the home Of Miss Ruby
Clark on Lincoln avenue. there being
thirty guests in attendance. Music.
games and other social recreations
were INDUCED I'm till a late hour
when delicious refreshments were
served.
Miss Josephine Gotham, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. John Gotham Of Pleasant
View. and Mr.. John II. Shaw, son Of
Mrs Edward shaw of Pleasant View,
were married Wednesday morning In
the Logan temple. After n pleasant
bridal tour into Idaho and Wyom-
ing, the young couple will reside at
Pleasant View.
on Tuesday afternoon a unique
klmono party was given by Mrs. +.
G. Berry and her sister, Mrs. r. 4.
Buckley. at sylvan Park, where Mrs.
Berry Is making her home this
summer. a large excursion wagon
was dispatched about the city to
call for 1.-THE guests at their homes
and convey them to the park The
afternoon was pleasantly spent with
games, music and a luncheon. The
guests were Mrs u. ID. Smith, Mrs.
Fred Williams, Mrs. Warren Faulkner.
Mrs Walter Freeman. Mrs. c. +.
Eastman and Mrs. Walter Seelig. Mrs.
Buckley left Wednesday with her
Agatha. for n visit I'm the
east She will be away about month.
Miss Hazel Palmer OF Grand Island, |
Neb. is spending the week with s. ]
Grifrin's family at Idlewild, ogden |
canyon
Miss Minnie Brown. office clerk OF |
the municipal court, has taken
two weeks vacation, which she will |
spend In Yellowstone park.
Miss Rae Keck. deputy county |
clerk, left Thursday evening for an |
extended trip 70 Yellowstone Park.
A special car OF ogden people and
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THE QUEST FOR BEA
(By MADAME MADELEINE MAREED

scoiding you for not taking care Of
your teeth Remember they're the only
you'n ever " get The antlsepuc mouth
wash that ne refers TO is made BY dis
solving one ounce OF boro-listor in a
when cool add half a pint of alcohol.
This makes a mouth wash equal TO any
OF the hish-prioed ready-ulade ones
The use OF this daily keeps the mouth
clean and the breath fresh ana sweet
a. Ii I know Just how annoying
those superhuous hairs must be. You
paste made Of delol and warm water.
just take a little Of the powdered delol
and mix enough water with II 70 make
a soft paste, smear It over the hairy
place and leave on for ten minutes;
then scrape on and you'll nnd the hairs
have have disaPpesredi think the asiol
get It at any drug store. II is rather
expensive, but it's worth It.
G. l.: The very best preparation I
know OF to cure eoEema Is made by
mixing an ounce Of borothol with half
a pint Of hot water and adding a table
~ Il should STOP the neRiigSs ' at once rce
and faithful application will cure your
eczema
Minnie A.: Try the amarol lotion for
chapped hands II Is easily made by
dissolving two ounces OF arnarol in
PIN, Of not water. Just add the arnarol
for a few hours and Il Is ready for use.
Apply as you would any complexion
cream. This lotion will keep the hands
and face soft and white.
Annie: think the very best way 20
get rid Of pimples and biotches 10 20
drive them out OF your blood. of course
this will make your face and arms look
badly for a few days but ~ n really
the only way 90 get nd OF them. Try
this recipe; Make a pint Of thick sirar
syrup and add one ounce OF sarsens TO
Il Take two teaspoonfuis three or
four times day. II might be wen 20
use the amarol lotion as well.
Mrs. NJ MI Upon inquiry I nnd Won
can get dcoi and other articles men
TONED In my column at Schrarnu,-Johr-
son Drugs. Five Stores.