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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-21
GUESSING AS
TO PATTEN'S WHEREABOUTS

CHICAGO. March 20. = Speculation
concerning the whereabouts OF James a.
Patten, the Chicago speculator. brought
forth various reports among board or
trade members yesterday. The man who
had an unpleasant experience upon the
Manchester exchange was the subject OF
inquiry by many. but none knew definite
Is where he could be reached.
For two hours during the forenoon 1t
was reported that Mr., Patten had ar
rived quietly in Chicago and that he was
at the office Of his old firm, Bartlett
Patten & Co. in the Western Union
building. Investigations disclosed the
presence of a burly colored man at the
entrance TO the offices. and his refusal
either TO permit reporters TO see any
members Of the firm or even TO take III
a card of inquiry concerning Mr.. Pat
tens whcrea bouts. precipitated the re-
port that Mr.. Patten was in the city.
\ customer OF the firm made personal
and the information given him by mem
bers OF the firm was TO the effect that
| Mr. Pattcn would be at the office Mon
day morning
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-21
"FIREBUGS" CONFESS
AFTER BEING ARRESTED

HUNTINGTON. Pa, March 2o.-Ad-
mitting that they are the men who
started the Sl6l, 900 blaze here early
Friday morning, in which one life
was lost, Abe Reed, John Earle, Harry
McCrum and Carleton Gales were sent
to lail Saturday night.
A charge of arson will he lodged
against them soon. The young men
were arrested Yesterday on suspicion and
one by ono they faced Mayor II. ",
Jacobs and Chief Bathurst They all
signed confessions, The fire destroyed
one church completely, one partially
One One woman, an occupant Of one of the
burned houses, who was i'll in bed at
the time, died of shock after being res
cued
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-21
DIABETES

Il WAS not easy for MS to believe that
diabetes is durable. but the first case
we came in personal touch with was as
tonishlngly convincing.
We were considering the purchase OF
Fulton's Compounds and were looking
for cases to try them out on. one or
a,r number knew Charles A Newton,
tba yardmaster OF the S. p, r. r, com
rany AT Sacramento-a very worthy
nan nan He also knew that Newton had
diaLetcs and was in a hospital IN the
oa,,;tol CITY. aud that his recovery
.nasmcd impossible when he last heard
crom him. a letter was written TO
Newton that Fulton claimed ms Dla,
betcs Compound cured diabetes and
that we wanted to KNOW from our uI
friends if this was so, and that If he
INcwt.n) would take it that we would
Saud MIN n supply of 1t. Newton re-
TIied 10 the effect that some 1our or
f,.o ,nonths before VIC wrote HIM he had
heard about the compound, had taken
| IL that tho sugar was nearly 9ut ano
be was almost well. HIS complete re
coyerv followed. and ne lolu an -
ouo,;neer who had diabetes and ne re
covered, o. r,,oo Bo;cbor+ "A
I>ranciseo 90 on this treatment ant
yat complete recovery after physl
80 Mad declared that the case wa
homeless. General Reichert is ts'TIy
third degree Mason. and IS one &c or ga ga,
francisco IS most widely ana ia'or"p'-
I've We have seen hundreds recover sinc
I'D there is no longer any question
= ahout aho diabetes in people of middle az
anT Top p>9i free literature address John J
Fulton Co., 212 1st ST. San Francisco
Cal, n,..os Command can b
Fulton's Diabetes t IS ComP0eiHy yomP eity F.
| nad Ii.I ~ n,,g w. co so West Second Sout
: street tire. =. Salt Lake City, Utah; uri,o =
= who arc not noting the usual Improve
: mcnt by the third week -. --t
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-21

Editor Tribune: About a year. ago
very good law was passed by the city
council and approved by the mayor, re-
garding the screening Of fruit and vege-
tables and the raising of all food prod
ucts eighteen inches from the floor But
you can pass along Market Row any
day in the week and see sacks OF ieto ct
sidewalks. with from one TO half a dozen
dogs running about among them
l hear that there Is movement on
a very good thing. too II II can be done
but how are you going to do 1t?
One dealer says he Is having large arg
canvas sign painted IN large iettspss Iissndid2 Tg
But Unfortunately. the dogs cannot read,
and very likely would not obey the man
date II they could. II is not the pet
by ladies when they do their market
ing but the tramp dogs that infcst the
market district that are jthe real nui.
outside on the sidewalk. the doors OF
the markets stand wide open. and IT
would take one. persons time TO watch
the dogs and keep them out ro,oc, tho
food from the dogs is TO enforce the
ordinance and raise all 1oodstuns the re-
ouired eighteen inches from the floor. ..
| The councilmen must have thought !,
| a good measure or they would not nave
! pa sscd it, The mayor must have thought
| ii good or he would not have approved
| Then why, in the name OF common Sshse
not enforce 1t?
doubt very much If Mr.. Councilman
would enjoy his salad. be IL ever So
daintily served. had be seen the condl-
| lion OF the sack where the lettuce came
| from Enough said
Another thing is the handling OF cooked
meat in the different butcher and gro
Ger shops. a lady went into a butche
sbon the other day and while wait
ing Ia he served, took notice of the de
livery OF some pressed corned beef, l
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-21
Fraternal Brotherhood.

sego Lily lodge No; 25?; Il. F. b: VII viii
Ing March "a, in the hall, l3l East FlrT'
South street. Brother and SISTER h"en' eI,
assisted by members, assure many aP
piIcations Members should bring ing aPpn, ppnn
cations and all candidates that nave 2e,,l pegii
ciacteJ and receive rituaiistic Instructions
from supreme Vice President ,,ial Eniee ee,er. ~
lions have been arranged Tor inns 1J @I
casIon. with light refreshments, ~. ~.
members of the order are cordlal'y III
vited 10 attend.
Many of the most socially =, inGiiaeu ia,nln e. .
members spent jolly evening 1hurso9S .
as the guests of Brother and SISTER iuL.S Iit,S,
Six tables OF high i've We're PLAYED. pGi ParNs anG
nrizes were won by Sister Thorne aho m
Mr, Bloomqust. consolation Prizes ris siS. sips
Sister Girardot and Brother SPARKS. Sis' s
tar Hanson rendered several cn9lce
Icct,ons of music. All enjoyed the pan
mlct and stayed carly.
The Fraternal Brotherhood, utan lou6'
No. SG5, viii meet in regular session me- :,
| Wednesday al Sis p. m., IN N. I,,,. ~ ~
! nan supreme Vice President Nelol'';;
viii viii be present TO give the e, W0rh; %enberl
| hano,Ict Will follow, which all he"ioei
ore urged to attend
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-21
Modern Woodmen of America.

Great Salt Lake camp NO; l9o'I L.tI m3u
SargoIv attended and enthusiastic meet
ing asi Tuesday syeHigs weqs present %a'"8S and
oi m Ni1'fuS ,,taS a hearty welcome. Five new
wT1Ti swnniicStjons were presented and turned
over to the investigating o9mm'tsH Gar Sta toD
applicants were M pre,s@mL sem term dPr The The de-
spd spee WerG team gun under @ command of Captain
q. G. Weber performed rlcori the worh G NJ W.
praiseworthy msnner, mar ei,,or hSfp,. oTfScers were
EIliSEH E5fy ana Snmpimented linz on their splendid
Work. Work. The regular meeting VIII be mgtc
TUesday evening ~ "a a large lar; seVersi ns mat
Is sr tooEeH ok Importance rS TO be disposed Of ThG
tea,n - members are asked TO be preseh'
| i'm uniform.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-21
Woodmen of the World.

Salt Lake camp SO entertained 400
members and their friends last Tuesday
evening. The evening was spent IN
smoking. songs and several good boxing
bouts were given, The Key. T. "A
Simpkin spoke on the good OF the or
der The clerk announced mat t"elNe
applications for membership were ren
ceived in the evening" The draWIls
Will take place next Tuesday niEht;
Every member attending VIII be en,ltled
10 a chance. and for every Application
he will get five chances. Fourteen can
d{datcs are to be let into the secrets
of Woodcraft, The committee an
nounced another entertainment IN the
near future.
Deseret camp 400 celebrated ST; Pat
ricks day by Initiating three candldates,
one OF whom was Just straight from tlie
Emerald Isle. Being a skilled piano
PLAYER, he regaled the camp with an en- S5
ceIIent selection in which were lncluded
all the famous Irish tunes untll the pogs
could scarcely restrain themselves lrotn
dancing. AS usual the initiatory Work
was put on in pattern style and mem. mem
hers from the other camps were ls llelG
as usual 10 take pointers DeSere'
camps team is preparing TO go 10 fole- or
land next July to the head camp SEE
sion and series OF hrst-claSs siteI
iainmonts is being arranged by theni'
March 81 the team Will give cotnpl-
nation card party and social ana & iareT
crowd is expected. THURSDAY there VIII
he a novel feature introduced ana as "a
matter OF curiosity the neighbors shouio
| attend 10 become instructed.
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BINGHAM. March 20.-The following
grand lodge officers OF the /. o. Q. f.
paid an official visit to Brigham lodge
No. 10 Wednesday evening: Grand Mas
ter w. ]. Moore, Grand Warden F. +;
pierce Grand Treasurer w. NJ Scott
Highland lodge No 81, Ruth Rebekah1
lodge No. OF Lower Bingham; and
Rachael Rebekah No, 26 were invited
guests About 100 people sat down TO a
bountiful banquet DR.. +. p. Straup acted
as toastmaster The grand lodge officers
and others made able responses TO toasts
IL, rho interest OF the order. The visit
Of the grand officers was highly appre-
ciated.
Bingham lodge No I. l. o. o. F., gave
a large and well attended dance In can
Won hall Thursday evening" with excellent
music
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-21
Insisting Upon Clean foods

was wrapped when the dcliveryman
brought ii in. but he deliberately took
off the paper. and with a pair Of un-
spcakably filthy gloves that he had han
died his horse, reins. etc. placed the
uuwrapped meat on the scales. weighed
1t, then placed it on the counter. What
a sight for the consumer! The lady In
question called the butchers attention
to the transaction and he had the grace
to blush
7 believe that all that is needed is
TO educate them along the lines of clean
Illness for them 10 accede willingly 10
all these most needed reforms
CIVIC COMMITTEE UTAH Fedora
TION OF WOMEN'S CLUBS.
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voration Decision.
IA MARKET HAS
|zpg OF QUOTATIONS

March 20.-In;erest IN
al was transferred TO
4 where large contracts
|, srsy foundry iron and
|.fsctures came into the
||do1al round tonnage. 1t
a ID all the districts con-
a about 100000 tons.
/ Buffalo furnaces are re-
. token the bulk OF The
4 rorlhern territory. In
mia no large contracts
1 1 large number Of small
Mating between 20, 900
. we're ordered.
a great hrcgularity and
A prices covering the same
rrfIes. Il IL certain that
ss sold as low as $500
. lor No. .. but most of
bsen At sl3. The same
|.rfsl west has dropped
a IS high az sl7 at the
'-zsM steel products, in
1rr,5 conferred in struc-
4 ll twer prices have pre-
'r h1uence of keen com
~ during the week ag'
. 1900 tons. Railroad:
crpIcuously IN the mar
FpTs is developing. Raj
Ented 35 900 tons.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-21
Take a Little Diapepsin Now
and Your Stomach Will Feel
Fine Five Minutes Later.

AS there is often some one in your
family who suffers an attack of lndI~
gestion or some form Of Stomach Trou-
BILE, why don't YOU keep some Dlapep-
sin In the house handy?
This harmless blessing will digest any.
thing you can eat without the slightest
discomfort, and overcome Il sour, gassy
stomach FIVE minutes after.
Tell your pharmacist to let You read
the formula plainly printed on these 30.
cent cases Of Pape's Diapepsin, then
YOU will readily see why it makes Indi-
gestion. Sour Stomach Heartburn and
other distress go in five minutes and
relieves at once such miserles as Belch-
ing of Gas, Eructations of sour, undl'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-21
AWAY GOES DYSPEPSIA, HEARTBURN,
STOMACH GAS AND OTHER MISERY.


gested food, Nausea. Headaches. Dizzi-
ness, Constipation and other stomach
disorders.
Some folks have tried so long to find
relief from Indigestion and Dyspepsia
Of an ont of order stomach with the COM
mon everyday cures advertised that
they have about made up their minds
that they have something else wrong,
or believe theirs is case of Nervous"
ness. Gastritis, Catarrh of the Stomach
or Cancer
Your real trouble is, what you eat
does not digest; instead, it ferments and
sours. turns to acid, gas and stomach
poison. which putrcfy in the digestive
tract and intestines, and, besides, poi
son the breath with nauseous odors.
\ hearty appetite, with thorough di-
pestion and without the slightest dis
comfort or misery of the stomach is
waiting for you as soon as you decide
to try Pape's Diapepsin.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-21
rraternal Union Of America,

The regular meeting Of rs EysrsrGGmd 3nd 'oWas MAS
No. 15l was held last Mod'untMi Mod'.lr'ticaiinn for
Sennti, benz membership was presentIgga, Cd anu tnr
competition is now eEceeGGinsyt 70 NfsH bee pre re.
the beautiful cabinet OF sltLgr s ~ ,Ic .reat-
ssi''SH esr number % OF successful apRleana,s, apple ae
Witch contest closes April I, r, TnE nnG pf IS
gree team put on a splendid Htha ,ha S'n cnndi-
TuiIv capabi, OF taking care oil lhe Cal,u,
dates for the next meeting, MonaaS, a,S
March Marc SS \ large eomm,ttse ,Ur was fPr biz
pointed 10 make arrangemen'E lT tho neal,
entertainment, TO take place III
| future.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-21
Pythian Sisters.

HermIon temple No. s, Pythian Sisters, sisters,
met in q wcll-attended regular SeSSoTn S,,IT'
Friday evening. There were ST. SIX III ttppa,
ca tions for membership, which SHOWS 3 In5
The sisters are getting busy. sister iteu.
rick. is now captain OF the team seven seven
members have promised TO attend (eIy more more
u,ui rrnuisn things VIII be lively again.
VA. Commit Committee OF sisters did themselves
and the temple proud THURSDAY; y, ,,aEa mlgnt t.
when they daintily served am eiaPopJlsy ec RnSlSy
Mountain lodge and visiting menoeFs'
This was n big boost for the temple
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-21
Rruan Homeward Bound.

NEW YORK, March 2o.-Williarn !.
BRYAN is ono Of the passengers on the
steamship Verdi Of the Lamport q Holt
line, which sailed from Rio Janeiro tri-
dav. The boat is due on April .. MI.
BRYAN has been in South America for
several months and has made tour OIL
The most important parts Of that CONT
nent. He has been enthusiastically wei"
coined come by the residents Of the South
American republics and has made a
number of addresses to trade and civic
organizations.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-21
Order Of Owls.

regular m meeting al the quarters, IN streaI IMe
Jennings hall y West to tlrS1 nd So9rn ihree new
,nsr,beTs e%Ib will bc added to the nest-Johrn
msmont ne,o9tS Afford Bardson and e, IN j. North. ha
There viii be much business to o. come rresent 1T
I IoiS 80, LtrnaI, resigned as vice presidept
BT9'sgp nS RTpther MS Tearney was duly elected and
installed fmG TO fill the uneEpired, ofeirnr tern
Brother Tearney will make go1a gS,and "i''aTt and
AZ ,s,l,tnrs tnr are asked TO be present and see
i.nu, things are done.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-21
EIGHTY THOUSAND MEN
THREATEN TO GO ON STRIKE

NEW YORK. March. 20.--Eighty
Thousand workmen have issued gen
eral strike ultimatum. IT was de-
cided to notify the Building Trades
EMPLOYERS association that II they 90
not settle The steamftters STRIKE by
March 2S, 10000 men Will go on slrlkc,
bourS, discussiOn
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ADJUSTMENTS


IN SALT LAKE THEATERs. ;.
Comedy. 4
SALT LAKE THEATER-OtiS .,
Skinner In Your Humble Ser ::
want" Evening. S:15. :.
COLONIAL THEATER-'rh Great :.
Divide" Evening. SIS. ?
. GRAND THEATER-"s Sign of the .
Cross" with Theodore Lorch and :
company. Evening, s:15. :
: BUNGALOW THEATER : by .
: Right of Might" with Maude .
Leone and players. Evening, .
: S:19.
: ORPHEUM THEATER--Advanced
: vaudeville. Matinee, 2:l5. Even :
: ing, S:l5,
. MISSION TfIEATER = Imperial :
!. vaudeville. Matinee, 2:30. Even
!. ing, T:30 and 9:15.
!. CASINO-Fishers vaudeville. Mat
!. inee. 2;30, Evening, l.
!. Motion Pictures.
: SUUBERT, LUNA, ISIS. ELITE
: THEATERS - Motion pictures,
: continuous performance. afternoon
: and evening.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-21
Worlds Finest Theater,

CITY OF MEXICO, March 20
The great National theater pulldlns
mo in this city is nearing completion,
II viii have cost when finished about
S6 oO0 600 1t is claimed that 1T VIII be
The most magnificent playhouse IN the
world. 1t Will not be as large as some
other theaters, but it is thought that
It's capacity Will be equal to the de-
mands Of the pleasure-lovlng puohc Oh
this city for many years 80 come.
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quested 10 call at the box office and eX-
change their tickets for those OF any
other date in the week. That the man
agement was taken unawares by the stu
alton whatever may be the exact status
OF affairs, is shown by the fact that the
sale OF seats was continued up 10 1850
o'clock. Mr.. Kenny, who has been with
the company since II opened at the
Bungalaw. and when it appeared at the
Grand rendered his resignation Sunday
evening and retired from the company
1t is said that the theater VIII open this
evening
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-21

Otis skinner. who opens at the Salt
Lake theater tonight, stands today In
the front rank OF the best American ac-
any caprice on the part of the public
Ills talents have been put to a severe
test in numerous classic and romantic
roles demanding the very highest order
of talent. Mr.. Skinner may be said to
have attained the highest rung OF the
hlstrionic ladder. He will be seen In his
latest New York success. new modern
comedy. entitled Your Humble Servant"
by Messrs. Booth Harrington and Harry
Leon Wilson,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-21
Roval Neighbors,

a large crowd attended the masquer-
adc ball given by the social members OF
Neighbors OF America, last Thursday
evening, and all seemed TO enjoy them
selves. Punch was served by the com
mittee. Deputy Rothwell announced that
the applications are coming In right
along for the class adoption April and
urges the members to get busy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-21
Women Of Woodcraft.

Woodbne circle No. IL will hold its
o. o. F. hall. All members are re-
quested to be present. as important busi-
ness Will be transacted. AT the last meet
ing the Thimble club entertained the
circle. The dance given by Woodbine
circle proved n grand success. After all
bills were paid SO remained. This was
presented TO Sarah b. Daily. clerk, for
her faithfnlneSs 10 the circle.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-21
MaccabeeS.

The ladies Of Banner hive 40. H. l.; = u. ..
r NJ. and their friends VII D.. po ol0
south SOUTH Vest W TSmple street, Tuesday alt1I
ornoon. March %, from to ? S,och, a,. in. i,.
LADY Maccabees and their iriends are VI"
vltad = ,,,
south street viii give card party I3I
Lillian Hollister hive No. 10 and irieauS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-21
I,oval Americans.

Salt Lake assembly No. 500 will hold
an open meeting on "Wednesday evening
at T. O, o. T. hall at cards. Refresh
ments will be served. All members are
requested 10 be present and bring friends
with them
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Charles everett Johnson Dead.

DENVER. Colo. March 2o.-Charles
Everett johnson. formerly wealthy Bcs-
ton merchant. died at his home here to- TO-,
oa5 ,uo sons Robert w. Johnson OF
benver and DR., Phillip Johnson OF Los
Angeles survive him.
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G.. A, r.

The James b. Mexican w r. c. will
hold Its regular meeting in the l. o. %.
F. hall Wednesday, March 90 at 2:50
p. m. A full attendance is requested
A regular meeting of Maxwell post
No. 5, department of Utah, G. A. r..
was held Saturday night. The post re-
ceived a valuable addition in the person
of Colonel Henry, an old and effective
worker in the order, who joined by
transfer. The usual routine was enliv-
ened by a number OF short addresses by
the members. one by Comrade Farms
worth of Mexican post, breathing a spir-
il of comradship and good will, being
especially appreciated. An early adjourn
,Cent was followed by an hour of social
reunion. and the singing of old songs.
were on hand after adjournment. and
added materially to the enjoyment of the
hour. especially in the singing. 1t Is
hoped that more will be present on fu-
turc occasions.
The George Il. Maxwell w. r. c. will
be entertained in a card social at the
home of Mrs, Heath. $40 South West
Temple, Thursday. March "a at p: Pm m.
are cordially invited.
The James c. Rice circle No. 5, La
dies of the G.. A. r.. will hold its reeu-
lar meeting. Tuesday, March %, at .;3C
meeting will be held at ? clock sharp
in the same hall the same date al
members are requested TO be present
The James B. McKean w: r. C. ant
post will give social Saturday evening
March 26. in the J. o. o. f. hall. a
PLEASING programme has been prepared
| and refreshments will he served. Al
| G. A. r organizations and friends are
| invited.
James b Mexican post and corps vii
give the comrades and their friends. al
evening OF pleasure next Saturday nlgh
| I'm an interesting and attractive pro
gramme for the campfire TO be held II
| the hall on Postofhce place, Odd Eel
lows temple Everyone should atten'
This entertainment with his friends.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-21

AT the Mission theater this (Monday)
afternoon, Mile. Nord. the diving Venus.
who is appearing at this playhouse this
week. Will deliver her famous lecture on
health rules. complexion, physical cul-
ture. etc, Immediately following the per-
formance. This lecture will be free 10
all those who attend the matinee. The
entire bill. which has been voted one OF
the biggest that the house has yet Of
fered, will be given. There will be no
advance In prices.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-21
Hair
bald Heads
lit Costs Nothing If II
b Do as Claimed.

sas Of the latest and most
lllsrs discovered by SCI
snfction with Beta Naph-
Ftrful antiseptic, a com
Rned which destroys the
,b the hair of its nulrl-
ueates a clean and heal.
& i0e scalp, which pre-
1pmeDt of new germs.
E well.known agent for
l'Ir to its natural color,
q color has be I'll due TO
Is Lot a coloring matter
Et1all "93' Hair Tonic
'o,sd Of l'esorcin, BeTa
fllocarplne. combined
ol because Of its "lcan-
lic qualities, IT makes
NY, nOurlshes the hair,
POTS. supplies hair nour'
mulates a new growth.
10 Try a few bottles of
1nr Tonic on our personal
The trial viii not cost
y docs not give You alb
on. That S proof Of oal
.nedy and it suoull in
.o1nstratc that VIC Know
nlklng about when W,
"g3" Hair Tonic vii
paid heads, exccpc n
sslaness has been Of suci
the roots OF the hal
q 40. the folliclcs close,
and the scalp is grazed
L are basing our state
has already been az
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wp have the right t
1t has done foc hur
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In dlannot lose anything b
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