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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-09
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

FINEST SEMG-DETAcHED HOUSE In Book
Rn. room brick. with tie pain, petqu,
conr. n, RI wood trim: all street improvements
With sewer complete. for SIS 500. worth $3.50,
on a IOO-foot boulevard with park centre.
A beautiful home site.
$500 CASH BUYS 1T.
Come in and talk II over. or write for bcokiet
RoN 25 Tribune ONCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-09

Wiu sacrIhcc . rorm. all imrroy en'en, :
beautiful house in Long Island II minutes ~
- a onn souare foot ground. Terms.
O.. % Tr,hur. Tpt, wn Once. 1894 BROADWAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-09
NEW ENGLAND.

- ,,n,.a.s ,nrted completely furnished. bath
rooms All comforts $500 up: safe beach; ablnd-
ar, a.. Tcs. booklet Box IS. SO. Harwlcn. Ml,..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-09

Tooth street. on plot SGx10oIl feet. to
George ". Lederer
The Maryland. six stories, on a plot 1907
- feet, at the northwest corner Of I05th
street and Amsterdam avenue. 10 tho Now
York Urban Real Estate Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-09
NEW JERSEY,

MUST SELL OWING TO POOR HEALTH
bowling alley doing hne business from
September 10 June adjoining barn sMsds
etc: no reasonable oner refused. GEohSh
CHRrSroMS. Dumont. y. j.
BEST Farm Homes in United States; iliusffetN
catalogue free. Frank Wanser. Vinelancs n. \
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-09

DO YOU WANT A LITTLE BCNGAioN ~ !
1;,.rr,ad /, i ~ you do, don raw 10 corn"
,rd SEQ rs ard look I, ov.r only 40 minutes tIo'
y y q and only 10 minutes walk ~ me Ws'"tt
-, With .Ic.u.nt boating and bathing facli +,
ia. van can easily make n an aH-year -rn.Ill1a
home good sites. containing or more Io,S' 49,
ard I'D Fpr further particulars csi OF "li''
: WEIGHT .35 West saith st. New forN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-09
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
Magnificent Country Estate

WaSUlliuGul uuumuJ I0Io10
FOR SALE ~ TIE HEART OF THE APRON Ron.
EST, STONE MANSION ANp ALL. Np,Es =
Si liz xr, most FI hRTiATG i HG%s 81
THE ADIRoNDACiKkS: BTiLT TWO YEARS
ACCESSIBLE BY AU1o AND y. Y. c. RI
Of No,ise: deer and game. lawns e0Seo0 feet. ter
raced to lake shore; house all hardwood hnisn
ceilings. immense open stone nrspiacSs; hot and
cold water gas plant. tee nousa, cooler; private
roads. hoa,house. launches boats. billiard AMI
ROOT tables workshop. 1oat,7g docks; small stone
lodge 10. guests: servants nouses: fine sprinS
water: chicken hons" and rnr-ay! fruit trees ana
garden muck farm. pine halsam. maple and
sion with tho environment 81 the forest. all com =
petely furnished IN exquisite taste; pr.es1i
premises may he Inspected. Address Ia.
JOHN " LEDpY. Al PARK Row. New York CITY:
FOR SALE OR RENT LARGE house furnishes
with improvements shade. frolt and acreage:
near station and New York CITY Easy terms;
no agents BOX 2ll, Noroton Heights Conn
~ VILLAGE FARMS MOSTLY STOCKED:
cream sold; $500, $1,000 500" SSVp.
81 COO up $40 COO some cheap poultry farms
write price wanted; payments; near Ninsteo'
l.. y. THOMPSON. Winsied, Conn. -
NEW BUNGALOWS. HANDSOMELY FUR
nished. rooms, toilet. lavatory; telephonf.
always cool: no mosquitoes; $500 ana $50 for
seagon Finest place on conn. shore 10 ini,Ss
from y. V Inspection invited. J.. a. foNp'
Lords Point. Stonington. Conn
FOR SAIE.-AT NOROToN HEIGHTS. CT,
house. rooms. bath, "a acres, overlooking
Sound. near station; 5000; I-room cottsge. ms
fruit shade: near station; $3.50 Ard Others,
" AUSTIN. Noroton Heights Conn.
RIvIERAi GULF COAST. TEXAs.-FINE
farming. fruit, truck section. unsuSpasssd
besltb resort For information write Owners,
TIEO F.. KOCH co. Unity Bldg. chicago III:
NINE. II AND IA ROOM HOUSES. ALI. I'M
provements: - miles from city: small sum
down other in rent, also farms and lots. H.
JCNGE. Congers, y. Y
! BUSINESS COMPELS rs To SELL OUR
beautiful water front farm I'm famous whes'
section of Eastern shore Nc Views ana paI
/ uculaIs Tree NJ \. STlCkLEf, Plne tlats, fs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-09
,iMr,InNIsuep HOUSES TO LET.

e3sru ST. 81 EAST. --li-room house de'acned'
barnet floors: al improyements. r.n.. ~.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1911-07-12

TIL right place and number OF a. res for
someone wanting to locate near town.
Price only $500.
No. 90 Farm at $50 an Acre
Farm of 200 acres in Rock bridge coun-
ty, Va, on the National Highway; $50
acres cleared, most of which Is in blue
grass, balance In second growth timber.
Nell watered by springs and branches.
We'll fenced with new wire fencing, ~
miles to depot. close to church aud
school. X. r. ID. mail. Only building
are small tenant houses. Zine lcca-
ton for mansion house. Splendid graz
ing proposition, good reason for selling.
DO not wait, for at this tiiae $50 an acre
will buy this valuable property.
No. 81 House on Main Street
House with u rooms on lower main
street, Lexington, Va Elegant lot 1877
xl80, shade and fruit. House-is always
rented. "A good property. Ask for price.
No. 80 Desirable Small Farm
A desirable 80 acre tract OF land with
buildings. only four and one half miles
from Lexington, on good road. Twelve
acres OF bottom land, fine for marke,
garden. Two dwelling houses Of and
) II oirs, also u store-room which il a
good stand. The buildings are ali in
fait repair. An orchard OF 100 apple
trees. The place is well wa tered aud il
sold at once can be bought for bar
gain. Price $4,000.
No. SO Farm Near Bueua Vista
l6' acres on good road 81 miles
from Ruena Vista. Va, aud s miles
from Lexington. 100 acres cleared, 81
acres has good saw timber and railroad
Ties. balance is. grazing land. Part of
the farm Is In oats aud corn. Machiu-
cry can be easily used. The place is
well watered. Log house OF rooms
in fair condition; new stable and corn
crib, usual outbuildings, fruit for family
use. This fam is worth the money.
Price 81 800.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1911-07-12
Examination for Teachers

The Summer Examination for
white and colored teachers will be
held in the High School building in
Lexington,
wednesday. Thursday and Friday,
July 70, ~ and Is.
The examination on the End year If
the Professional Course will be held
July 10Th. and on the 3rd wear,
course July 9th. Examination
will begin promptly at 9 a. IN.
Applicants must supply them
selves with pen, ink and paper.
Paper must be of uniform style and
style, preferably legal cap.
G. w. EFFINGER.
Superintendent Schools.
July o-St. Rockbridge Division.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1911-07-12
SALE OF REAL ESTATE
Near rlouth of Kerr's Creek

Under authority of DEGREES enter
ed in the case OF ID. Welsh & Co. VS..
f. A. Johnson & Co. by the Circuit
Court of Rockbridge County, Nov.
II, 1910, and May 20, 1911, the un-
dersigned will sell at public auction
before the Count House in Lexing-
too, Virginia, on
SATURDAY, JULY 90, 1911,
AT II NJ.
all that tract of land embracing 80
acres, more or less, of which Mary
G. Johnson, died, seized and pos
sessed, and adjoining the land form
erly belonging 70 John w. Johnson
deceased.
Terms:-One- third cash and the
balance in and years in equal
install mentS, said deferred install
ments to be evidenced by the bonds
of the purchaser, with interest from
date of sale, and the title of the land
to be held as ultimate security,
G. ID. LETCHER,
+. NJ. PEN
Special Commissioners
| certify that G. d. Letcher, Com
missioner, has given bond as re-
quired by law.
Given under my hand this 18th
day OF June, 1911.
r, R. WITT, Deputy Clerk
RocKbridge Circuit Court.
June 2S-4t,
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1911-07-12
RS. BRUCE. President.
VIM. r. KENNEDY. Vice-President.
Rockbridge Realty Corporation
LEXINGTON VIRGINIA
following
The following desirable Farms aud Town Property
Gated in Lexington and Rochbrdse CountY, Va.
L. 5. BURWELL, Treasurer.
+. S. SHIELDS, Secretary.

ndculur Of ashingon
Unvers Virginia theuniq
f. ne allied
the Yves o 'S ellen High
four stngB two populate OF
aevel
the aiona rom o
a
Blue Mountain o Shaad aley Virgins andh
Washington
fnerd ,excl sci ls good roads
Goshe Pass Rocko and
Alpropeti COS t. cther
make sal
uchwnh
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1911-07-12
HUGH A. WHITE.
f.. NJ. PENDLETON

Special Commissioners
l. r. r. Witt, Deputy Clerk OF the
Circuit Court of Rockbridge Coun-
ty, hereby certify that Hugh A.
White, one of the Commissioners
above, has executed the bond re-
quired by the decree of sale above
mentioned. Il. 4. WITT,
June % At. Deputv CLARK
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1911-07-12
PUBLIC SALE OF LAND
Special Commissioners Sale at
Public Auction

Byof virtue authority vested in the
undersigned by DEGREES of the Cir
cult Court of RookbrIdge, entered
on the 18th day of November, 1910.
and May 20, 1911, in the Chancery
cause of d. Welsh & Co. VS., e, A.
Johnson ct ais, they will offer for
sale at public auction to the highest
bidder, at the front door OF the Court
House, on
SATURDAY, JULY 90, 1911,
AT IL M,
the following described real estate:
All that certain tract of land con-
tanning 10 acres, more or less, in
Kerr's Greek District, known as
the Johnson land which ad-
joins the land known as the Orbi-
son farm, and lies in the forks of
North River and Kerr's Creek.
This land has on it a Dwelling
House and outbuildings.
TERMS OF SALE:-One third of
purchase money cash on day of sale,
and the balance to be paid in one
and two years from date of sale, and
the deferred payments to be evil
denced by bonds of the purchaser,
payable IN one and two years from
date, respectively, with interest
from date, and title to the land will
be reserved as ultimate security for
said deferred payments with inter
est.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1911-07-12


vide into two tracts as follows: 2O3
acres at $40 per acre. 160 acres at $50
per acre.
No 90. Hotel for Sale
Hotel Lawson at Rustburg, Va. only
twelve miles from LynchbCrg, three
story building with IL rooms, nice
porches on three sides, water on every
floor, water is pure free stone. ice
house, fine lawn of two acres. A val
liable property, must be seen to be
appreciated. VIII sell or trade for
small farm. Possession in 30 DAYS.
Price on application.
No 90. Farm near Lexington
Nice little farm 5 miles from Licking
ton, Va. consisting of 40 acres 25 cleared.
10 in timber, watered by fine spring
close to house. I ice to work and to
use machinery on; 3 acre apple orchard
bearing. More than 100 peach trees
New room house. out buildings in fair
condition, X. f. ID. mail. Apply for
price.
No. "a Good Farm Near Town
135 acres miles from Lexington, Va.
20 acres in timber, balance In cuitiva-
ton and blue grass. Well watered and
fenced. Is really grazing farm. There
are three houses on the farm with 4, 5
and rooms, respectively, and are in
fair condition. Good stable 36x36, Civ
ing room for 6 horses and several cat
tie. Another barn 24x40 for cattle and
horses. About 200 bearing apple trees,
30 to 60 pear trees, cherries and other
fruit. This Is a nice sized farm, close
to market, and will sell. Price only
81 800.
No. 80 Attractive Home
Nice new broom house with bath
room, stable and other buildings, !, 900
fine strawberry plants and other kinds
OF fruit Three acres of land, elegant
for trucking and chickens. Close to
corporate limits of Lexington, Va. Good
cistern, easy TO connect city water.
The evening world., 1911-01-17
MISS De KOVEN
WILL Be BRIDE OF
BANKER HUDSON
Daughter of Composer VIII
Have Wedding at Grace
Church Tomorrow.

The wedding tomorrow afternoon of
Miss Ethel lie Roy De Kovcn. daughter
OF Reginald DE Koven. the composer.
and Hans *. Hudson. the young
banker, and the reception to follow at
the brides parents home will he one
OF the notable events OF this social sea-
son. The list of attendants ana guests,
which is unusually large. includes a
majority OF the persons prominent In
New York society and many from Chi
ago.
The ceremony will be pronounced in
Grace Church at 4 o'clock by the rec
tor. the Rev. DIR. Slattery. who will
he assisted by the brides uncle, the
Rev. George William Douglas Of chi
Cago, who is a canon of the Episcopal
Church.
The maid OF honor will he Miss
Louise Cruice OF Philadelphia. who was
Miss he koven's roommate at Rgyu
Mawr. Miss Cruice is a daughter OF
an old irish family. Her grandfather
left large estates In the old country 10
make a fortune in America. The name
was originally Croix n was borne by
one OF the Norman conuuerors.
Misses Adelaide Chaticid-Taylor OF
Chicago, Mrs, De KOvcn's niece; Mar
garet stewart, Maude Borland. Grace
! Moore. Gladys Waterbury and Evelyn
Walker-Smith. viii be bridesmaids,
The best man viii be Allen Iialson
Z and the ushers Messrs. Campbell Stew
art, Robert Lee Roy. Roland Stebb.ns,
Kobbe and John Reynolds.
( Following is the musical programme,
se.ected BY Mr.. De Koyen:
Musical Programme.
Programme of selections with harp
organ and violin played by Nahar
Frankie.
choir boys sing THE Voice tina.
Brcathcd Ger Eden
March from second act OF Tam
hacusor.'
Between betrothal and marriage ser
vices the choir boys sing an arrange
ment Of a duet between LohenBrin an,
Elsa from "Lohengrin."
The choir boys sing the s~even-folC
amen"
The priests march from "Athalic.
The brides gown viii be unique. IN.
satin dress VIII be covered entirely By
a shawl o. rare lace which belonged L
the Crown Princess OF belgium aud wa
given TO Mrs. De Koven by a friend
The chiffon viii be embroidered In o.l
monds and pearls.
After the reception FOR Wh!'h tn
De Kovcn home, No. q Eas, SIXty-nft,
street, ga peculiarly vel! adapted be
cause Of its larse halls and is spa,iou
music room, the bride and groom wi
leave 70 spend their honeymoon I
Egypt. They will return late in Ia
spring and will spend the summor a
Nj. Wuds1n's place on Long ISLAND
Next winter they viii have their Ow
town house.
The evening world., 1911-01-17
William Burke and Conpan-
ions Hurled Over Barrier at
End of Williamsburg Span.
TWO Go TO A HOSPITAL
Skull of Burke Fractured and
Frank Clark Suffers From
Conclusion of Brain.

on Williamsburg Bridge there were
two runaways to-day. with n total cas-
ualty list OF two seriously and two
slightly hurt, a crippled horse and a
smashed-up wagon.
About 10 o'clock n two-horse van bo-
longing to william Grinon. an express
man of No. 1873 West Eighteenth street.
and loaded with heavy crates aud
boxes, was nearing tho Brooklyn end
OF the bridge. Tho driver. william
Burke OF No. 800 West Seventeenth
street. had with him on the seat his
Younger brother. John. and Frank
Clare. both of the same address.
Loses Control OF Horses.
AS the outfit passed the tower at the
head OF the last span tho whifnetree
banged against the horses Hanks. They
took fright and swung into a gallop.
The lines slipped from william Burke's
hands. and after hat he and his two
companions could only cling to their
perch and trust to luck. They didn't
have much luck. either. as 1t turned out.
Fortunately the traffic was light on
inc south roadway just lhe' an" every
body managed to get out or the PAIN OF
the plunging team and the numbering
swayinr truck that bumped along at
tbcir heels. Tho policcmnn on duty at
five entrance into fine Williamsburg plaza
saw the runaways coming. and realizing
,bo iunossihtti,y n, checking thcm him
so,, no AZ, uh,, 4, bts judgement was
~, -. It, 10 ,o,,oro, tho ou,o.
~ -.
"'a'io sa'o '""' 's'' '''
beyond control.
With a crash that could he heard TOT
blocks the horse struck the V-shapcd
Steel and iron barrier. II. swayed ant
.,r,, I'm, &, hold and ,he horses halt
- IL,
'", "' ~ sa,mnIan ,na ,h.o.
10y ~ 80 49, a,aa,
me" ""e a''' -,
7 oNe' y s"''' Wv ~ "a ~, ~
r lcII' AL tnr'" VI '"'n'
Levine VINO ca"'' y Wv n
IhS,r'ct lioSP''''' =" '"at 80
burke hau u P''"'D'o v. W
Sh"i'' 1t 'a''u -
mai lnJ"rI'S' ,."'N' vas - 80
The evening world., 1911-01-17

New York. which Is soon to see an OK
hibition OF his plaster and bronze fig
ures. the Prince himself will probably
remain a series of contradictions.
These are the facts. Prince Troubetz-
koy is as rugged as a zine tree, yet he
has not eaten meat for years because
he once happened to see the slaughter OF
a calf. With a light touch. as modern
as their lives. he models women as ex-
otic as an orchid. yet the Prince Paul
Troubetzkoy also fashions hyenas raw
~enously tearing at the flesh of dead
men. And though the Prince walked
beside me in the galleries OF the Spanish
Society yesterday, explaining his work
in most Partisan French, yet later, when
we stood outside the building. he called
his German shepherd dog and made the
stone steps In three bounds.
The evening world., 1911-01-17
RETAILERS ARE ANGRY.
Get Benefit of Cut in Butter
and Eggs but Are Goats"
in Meat.
FOOD PRICES WILL
NEVER GO BACK TO
OLD Low STANDARD

WASHINGTON, jan. l7.-Thers
10 little chance OF food prices ever
returning to the old low standard,
according to Willet n. Rays,
Acting Secretary Of Agriculture.
To substantiate this he cites
h fact that only one-third Of
the total population of tho conn
try is now engaged in producing
food for the remaining two-thirds.
He says this will be shown by
statistics Don to he issued by
tho Census Bureau. Only two gen-
erations ago, he declared, two
thirds OF the population was an
gagged in production. To this re-
niarkahle reversal, he says, 10 the
high cost of living mainly due.
Another big factor has been the
great increase in gold and ex-
change paper, such az checks.
With money plentiful, prices in
rease
The evening world., 1911-01-17

Maybe so, yet while Prince TrouSetz-
koy's plaster lives We shall not forget
t!.3 romen OF other countries. For eS-
ample, there are two statuettes o, the
Countess Thamara de Svirstky among
the pieces the Prince has brought over
for this, his first exhibition in America.
One pose, which might remind you OF
M~acMonnies's "Bacchant' II 1t were lass
abrupt, more suaye, has caught the
The evening world., 1911-01-17
Health and Beauty Queries
BY MRS. MAE

Julis NJ. It is natural 10 grow heavier during
Hold weather months. hut your weight Is IN
.rasine tu1 mu.dg. and ! would sigg'si q
imul, treatment wItsh II splendid TOT MAihs
10 t.sh. Gct from the sauggist Tour o'n'''
( uaruu'i, and dissolve ~ ~ pihis bot wete,;
\ teasuornfui NJ this hciDtc each NAL WI
radU,i't takr Ill the rlnus w'iIht. TVS
t,aiu.u, - harmless. costs ht,lc aai require
no .tiuius. but YOU muet =" s|" Ia 81 piFn1ttA
reie /. n IL u~ngtllant for your swccihcart
, chile YOU auuut the dnNny etuWth nt Nouf
ace but " yuu follow ,hoae simple directions
lac hair can be easily removed. ivy al ounce
Of dlinture from YOUR dUHgist. mix . hul'
with rnough water Ia make u paste, aud nrpE
d, the hairy surface. Let rmain Tor two %
fr-ce uinutrp. then rub on and wash re
4uriarc wei. While d%elatnnc ~ a VIZ,
vensi,c, one aplliaauon usually does the work.
Nav, Ftap ,tire face powders and try This
l|!uI uowdcr' tnr that shiny look aud sulr
.a.I,xion will soon resume ~ natural healthy
| .1t. dissolve four ounces OF spurInaN IN one
MI mint hot wat Y. add two teasp1pniub al'c6r
'. shake vail and 1T cool. This applied "a
\ Nh, SKINS hufa-e after washing cl'afs ant
4 loanar II aul gives II a rink AMI white rlo'
nj nitn,rahlc VITA powder aal rouge. Aui
4 u.gilt can sup.ly spurmAt. and II Is inca
| 'uairc.
U1mfs. Face bottom, will not rid your fac,
, il pimpic- aud liver spots. THIS condition
I caused through mlpul''' III inv utp"l
rdin1 their way 10 tie skins %srffirr. What
lu 0raulfr L. q hlool cleanser and %s''t'r
..i-, nnl n you viii prepare this iacylrnsiy'
dine Tho skin will become clear and you viii
"a much better; &C. an ounce ~ sarl,ne
r.n ,t'tr druggist and dissolve In ole.hlit
Ind alcohol. adding one half cup sugar. then
,t water to make q quart. Take a table
.uorfuI before caeh meal. and I'm sure .ou
IA find It excellent.
Bride: Here is a splendid rtcire for q
r~,rs,lcsa maEage cream; Dissolve an ounce OF
The evening world., 1911-01-17

He is too big, too much OF an ind!-
vidual to be at home in any room. and
yet:
~ ike American women
they arc so fine n slender" said
the Prince. italian women; Span
Ash women are too full blown.
Alive. II you like, but undistin-
g~uished."
"The women OF Russia are beau
tiful9" I suggested.
when I am in n country"
he shruggsd-"I forget tho m
of oil other countries"
The evening world., 1911-01-17
"In One Country I Forget
Women of All Others"
Says Artist Here to Ex-
hibit Plaster and Bronze
Figures.
Ideal of Brother in LaW
of AmeHc Riues Is to
Show Minds and Souls
of Models to Be Read
in His Work.
Fly Ethel Lloyd Patterson.

4 L 1 u " 4 ddi
~Troubetzkoy Is a
riddle. 1t may be
tn a n certain
SLIM. z e n
woman, who Is
the Prin e e = s
Troubetzkoy. has
solved the prob
lem. But to So
cial New York,
which Is Just now
busied I'm welcom-
ing the Prince,
a n Il TO artistic
The evening world., 1911-01-17
cuts in New York city follow:

Generally Speaking. he prices Tor
beef cuts have advanced one cent a
pound over the prices prevailing at tle
close of last year. Retail butchers fear
a steady advance in prices is now Ne-
fore them. The middle OF last October
saw the highest prices for 1910.
Pork loins sold to-day at II cents a
pound wholesale, There were slight a.
vances in lamb. sheep and the other
meats.
Inquiry among a score OF retail deaf
ers on both tie east and west sides
showed the following:
The evening world., 1911-01-17

alnoscin In a half. pint ~ cold water, add tNo
i'nsrouriuls g%fyUrrne. stir we'll and let stan4
Tor y few hours. Nightly masanns with tbs.
aliunzoin cram iellv softens the skin and re-
n1'cs u~ackhuds. while it, continued use MI
give 20 the face that perfect glow Of youtskd,
h,alth. You will find slmnzoln inexperslye
and any druggist can supply it. !"
Anna c.; The condition you describe IL not
e-1tma u the scalp. hut Ia Likely catsed'
through using Injurious Snaps or shampoo min
.ur's. which have robbed the scalp OF the oily
%,rrctlou neccsay 10 keep 1t la q healthy cor'
diii1n. am sure you can overcome this 70
,ul buy ZONE can,lrox and dissolve q ttnspapp.
'ul In a cup Of hot water. This makes snouSh
ihr one cnod SHAMPOO. and although Its rtsf'
> trifina. u 'tops, itching aad soon corvette
he DR.. scaly condition Of the scalp. II world
boo aduablc to usc the auinzoin hair ton.
mentioned Ia another paragraph. a. Il isrt
splendid tonic In all scalp and hair troublsAr,
Maxine Nour thin. ~straggly, falling mir
With dandnf il due to q starved conditio, =
| le lair ~iullitlss. and unless soon looked after
| VII 10 q serious matter. You can make "a
'Nctlmt and inttptnsiy, hale tonic at bonA q
- gtt an ounce u dninEoin from the drlx~ias
md dissolve II In one-lalf pint alcohol. MN
| "a unc-half pint of water. This make, a'fMi
int Of oAcil,nt tonic for the hair. aud a f.
onful treatments Il the SCALP with this brisz =,
az lla sllsy ln,tre to the hair and promStS
y '. "; You are right in saying that tnii.
isil'ss C"es dctra't from womanly beauty. fbt
Mtniss sensation ~ which YOU speak does 1pod
| an Tor eve glauta, hut rather an eye touLo.
: you make up the following simple aud NJ
y~uCnsive 'ye lotion yuu will obtain quuck ~.
10. Get an ounce Of crystos from the drns
frrc ani Dissolve in a rint ~ warm wltsr,
Due or two dtupa ~ this harmless liqri1Ihl
.ach eve will strengthen tAc eye muscles "a
| anew the suarhle 10 the eye. -
Real Ms. M-Ftyn's BOOK. Beauty" q
The evening world., 1911-01-17
Judge william J. Groo Dead.

NIDDLETOW$, y. y, Jan. iI-Judro
william j. Grop, for many years a dis
tlngu!sacd New York attorney, died a,
his home here to-day. aged clsh,y
years. lie was for q long tine a prac-
tltiuner in New York city.