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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-18
PROMISES GREAT EVENT,
Military Ball VIII Sc Attended by Gov"
crror and Notabes.
spe .IaI 10 the Trlhune.


o'Itt;N, Feb with Governor VIII
lam Sary' and hIs staff present to review
:hc ogden high school battalion, and
"in"y prumincui citizens OF the state at
i'udins. 'h" second annual military hop
r. TIC high sch"o! cadets. TO he held In
ITO high school auditorium. February II,
promises 20 l." ono of the most clabora tc
social functions ever given by the stu
Lcri@ of jii" loca school
Governor SprY and his staff will be met
"a The uuiup depot hv The entire battalion
Cnh"r Captain w f.. Kneass. and escort
ed 10 th' high school. where the execu-
iiV" ana his staf will he the guests Of
iionor al n banquet. The review OF the
battalion viii begin nj Sis o'clock. I'M
rcdiately after the banquet This Will
10 followed by bayonet drill and the
-iagle and double drill of Butts Manual.
accompanied by music.
In addition TO the governor and his
siaT. officers Of the Utah national guard
and the entire cadet staff of the Salt
Lake high school are expected to attend
the hop
Severa! hundred invitations were
mailed today, The patrons and patron
esses are Mayor and Mrs. William Glas-
mann. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ, S. Browning. Mr.
and Mrs. J. NJ. Mills: DR.. and Mrs. e
". Conroy. Mr.. and Mrs. C. II Barton
and Mr., and Mrs. a. l. Pratt.
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BEGIN TRIAL OF SUIT
FOR ATTORNEYS FEES
Case of Hollingsworth Against
Bamberger Railroad viii
Be Bitterly Contested.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Speclal 10 Inc lrlDune,
OGDEN, Feb ,17.-With the probabil
ity that several days will he necessary
before all OF the testimony is placed be-
fore the jury. the trial Of an action
sroat eroTgn ,be by Salt aSe OGDEN
company was begun before Judge j. A.
Howell in the district court this morn :
ing A special venire having been dso tso
work OF drawing a jury was begun and
completed before noon today, 40,
The action is based on claim for S1i..
due him as a balance by the railroad
company for legal services rendered be-
tween May 10. 1905, and June 30. 1909,
company, according to the statement OF
Mr.. Hollingsworth. but although de.
nand has been made on the president OF
the company. former Senator Simon Bam.
berger the balance has not been forth
coming
That the case is TO he closely contest
from the array of counsel interested in
the trial. The plaintiff took the witness
stand this afternoon. He testified that
he and President Bambe-ger had verbal
contract while both were serving in the
state senate, by which Hollingworth was
TO act as local counsel for the railroad
company
The defense of the railroad company
is that HollngsWorth offered his serv-
ices to President Bamberger. agreeing
that the latter should fX the remuner-
atfOn WNlCu, according 10 llle ueIeDuhIlt-
should not be more than s25 month
and SO a day when the attorney was
actually engaged in the trial OF court
cases in which the railroad company
was interested
Hollnesworth was called upon a few
weeks ago for an itemized statement OF
his account against the railroad company.
This he has furnished. 1t covers sew
"raI score OF typewritten pages, enumer-
a;inS every expense incurred by the at
toiney on behalf Of the interurban line.
fN.y Ig,.,. IT. oil 4. .,-1 -
lobbying with the city council for GER
t?!n frInchies.
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FOR CARE OF CHILDREN.
Provision Made for Retention Of Radon
Babies by Mrs. Williams.
Special to The Tribune,


OGDEN, Feb. 17,-An order filed with
the district court this afternoon by
Judge Nolney c. Gunnell, authorizing
Mrs. c. Williams to retain the custody
of Lester. Fuel and Hubert Radon un-
til some further arrangements can be
made for their care. recalls one OF the
most heartless cases OF child desertion
which has ever come under the juris-
dictlon OF the local Juvenile court.
The children are :, and o years OF
ages respectively. Their parents, c. r.
Raddon and Mrs. Mabel WEIGH Radon
became estranged last fall, SO violent
was the quarrel which later followed that
Radon left the city without making any
provision for his wife their children.
Later he returned and his wife left town
suddenly. leaving the children with him.
Raddon again left the city abandoning
his children, who were cared for by Mrs.
Williams. An effort was made TO locate
him and he is now believed 10 be in
Mexico. The whereabouts OF the mother
is unknown to the local Juvenile Off
GERS.
The Childrens Aid society has been
assisting in the care of the children for
several months. Judge Gunnell has au-
thorized ali appropriation for the care
of the children by the county commits
sioners. which will probably be passed
at the next meeting OF the board.
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YOUNGSTER OUGHT TO
HAVE KNOWN BETTER
Opinion OF Anthony DreaeI, Sr., Regard
Ing the Beresford- DreaeI
Bout.

NEW YORK, Feb 1T.-"H-m. ii seems
TO me that boy needs looking after" said
Anthony Drexel. Sr,. today as he looked
at the headlines OF a morning paper re-
cording that his son. Anthony, Jr., had
Satnr,1aw h,enH nSht IN the third round IN
bout with Bobby" Beresford. younger
brother OF Lord Decies.
Mr., Drexel. Sr, returned to this coun-
try today by the Mauretania.
THE boy ought to have known better
he went on, running down the column
than to take on Bobby. Beresford That
man is one OF the best amateur boxers
in the British army. Anthony Drexel
Biddle might have given him little
more action"
Are you going to arrange a match 81
shot in a reporter.
Mr.. DreXel shook his head smiled and
walked away
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WILLS OF ARCHBISHOP
AND BISHOP PR0BATED

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 17.-The wills
OF the late Archbishop Ryan and the la lie
Bishop Whi' aller. whose funerals were
held this week. were probated today
The personal estate OF the archbishop.
valued at s40Sl. is left To his successor
together with the furniture and library
AT the arch episcopal residence. The
archbishop left no real estate
The estate Of Bishop Whitaker val
ued at $50. 600, is to be divided among
numerous relatives. The will directs that
within ten months all his written SER
mons and sermon notes be burned and
that no portion of them shall be pub
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DIED


ILk1NSON--Marinda Wilkinson the
daughter of Jonas and Ann Taylor VIII
klnson, died yesterday at il a. m. at 81:
Marks hospital, OF nephritis. aged %
years. Funeral announcement later.
JOHNSTON-In this city, February IL,
1911, Alfred B. Johnston, aged 90 years.
Funeral services will be held at O'Don-
nell & Co.'S chapel Sunday. February IL.
at p. m. Interment, City cemetery,
RODGERS-In this city. February II.
Body at O'Donnell Co.'S parlors. Notice
Of funeral later.
PlERSON-In this city. February is, 1911
Ike Pierson, In his sixty second year.
uheral services VIII be held lro't IN IN
state street, Saturday. February is. al
10 a, m 1ntermcnt In City cemetery,
BARRELL-In this city. February ~,
1911, Mrs. Elizabeth Ray BarreU, II
her seventy-eighth year. Funeral notice
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Sues City for Damages.
Special to the Tribune

OGDEN, Feb. lI.-For injuries received
by falling on an icy pavement on Twen-
ty-fourth street. February IL, 1910, ]. C.
Bond. foreman employed at the Stand
ard Publishing company. has begun ac-
ton against Ogden City for $500 dam
preston IN the sidewalk Vest OF, Of the
county building. where Bond fell was
covered with ice for several days. despite
complaints which had been made regard
ing the dangerous condition of the side
Walk. In making ont his claim against
the city. Bond first demanded $500 dam
ages His condition having improved he
Is now bringing suit for the lesser sum
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WHERE TO STOP

LINCOLN HOUSE-PAUL HEN. PRO
prIetor, GS East lst South: $50 rooms
rates 35c. i0c and Soc xl934
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WOMEN FAVOR BILL.
Ogden Organizations Urge Passage o
Child Labor Measure.
Special 10 the Tribune

Speclal 10 tne IriDune
OGDEN. Feb. 17--Urging that senate
bin No. li1. known as the child labor
bill, now before the state legislature be
rassed for the protection of young peo-
representing the Child's Culture club, the
Historical society, the Home Culture
club, the Tolstoi circle. the Children s
Aid society and the Ladies' Literary club
have formulated n communicationSwhich
has been forwarded To Senator Rudolph
kuchler. the author OF the bill.
The women of Ogden especially urge
the passage of sections /, II. Is and 81.
and have written their Endorsement OF
the entire bill through Mrs. Elizabeth
Bisnop.. chairman of the committee on
legislation. to the Weber county sena tor
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> >7rlrIY rrRNlsHEp. RoSim snis
housekeeping: sWnrth. phone
rooms. IL W. ISL 'No
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ROMAN P0NTIFF ABLE
TO TRANSACT BUSINESS

ROME. Feb. 17.-Pope Plus Is practi
caly we'll of his attack OF influenza. al
though as precautionary measure his
physician. DIR. Petacci. advised him Ia
remain in bed throughout the day IL
his bedroom his holiness dealt with sew
craI matters pertaining 10 the church
receiving Cardinal Merry del Val. the
papal secretary OF state, and Monsignor
Bislct. the papal major domo,
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Taken Under Amusement,
Snecial 10 The Tribune

OGDEN. Feb 17.-After listening TO
the evidence against Frank Okumuna
the Japanese restaurant man charged
with receiving stolen goods from three
white boys, Judge j. -. Murphy this
morning announced that he would take
the case under advisement.
:. Yamashi, another Japanese restau-
rant man, pleaded guilty to receiving
stolen goods from the youngsters this
morning and was fined SIS by Judge
Murphy.
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Funeral Of Mrs. Wayment.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, Feb. 17-Funera services for
Mrs Cedenia Waymcnt. wife OF Cor
nelius Wayment. were held at the War
rem meeting house this afternoon at
O'Clock. Bishop W. T Wayment had
charge OF the services. The speakers
We're joseph Skeen, Bishop Edwin
Bingham, Bishop Waymcnt. K. A Larkin
and Frank NJ. Darrow The ward choir
sang several appropriate selections. Burial
was In the Warren cemetery.
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John L. Jones Dead.
TO The Tribune

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb. 17.-After n lingering
illness. John l.. Jones. a pioneer resident
OF Weber county, died at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. Michael Richie last
night. Mr. Jones was 10 years of age. He
Is survived by large family
Funeral services will be held Sat
urday afternoon at O'Clock In the Sec
ond ward meeting house
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7,o1-sEEEFPING ROOMS; A AaSent
H0u CenSsnses. ShS y e. suitable for iTapEs5 fnd Es5
u.nslf ngi'ier or month. 65e So ."'
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. N0nvRN FoUsEKEtfI''
close IN. SO Center 81. st.--
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YOUR OLD CLOTHING VIII
salvation Army. Both phnns
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WALL PAPER CLEANING

HOME PAPER CLEANING co, WE
clean carpets. "Santo" vacuum cleaner
Office Duyal's paper store. Ind llt5:
Fell 1854. vIn97
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MRS. HARTMAN WILLING
TO COMPROMISE SUITS
Litigation over Nevada Lands Alleged
to Have Been Fraudulently
Obtained.

DENVER. Feb. 1.-THE Times this
evening says;
Through the efforts of the widow OF Z.
H Hartman and with the aid OF gov
ernment officials in Colorado, 1000 acres
of land in Nevada, said to have been OBJ
tained illegally by the old Central Pa
clhc railroad, have been decided back TO
the government. Negotiations are still
pending for the return OF 200 acres OF
gold mine and valuable mineral land near
Reno The Central Pacific has since
been absorbed by the Southern Pacific
Mrs. Hartman. II Is said. ordered her
attorneys TO effect a compromise,
RENO. New, Feb. Thinning men
here doubt Mrs, Harriman's participa-
tlon in the reported compromise, as ne
gotiations have been pending some time
to settle suits charging fraudulent acqui-
sition of mineral property claimed TO be
agricultural under the Southern Pacific
grant. The 2000 acres referred to is be-
lieved 10 be at Tallapoosa. near Mil
City. fourteen miles south of Wadsworth.
Other suits near Olinghouse are stayed
pending possible compromise,
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

$~~~~~~@-~-~~~~---~~>~>-~
EBER w. HALL, UNDERTAKER AM
embalmer. 164 S. West Temple. Phon
1919 Vac
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cpO1TyD FLOOR. SuNnS, SIN, Gas.
rooms: heat elcc''ie
COS So. md East
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AID WRITING

BRAINS FOk ALE. JACK HELD. COS
Tribune bldg. Bell phono 636S. k260s
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BOARD ANT. ROOMS

NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH
board: everything modern. o34 South
2nd East. e209i
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Dies of Pneumonia.
Snecial 10 The Tribune.

OGDEN, Feb. Thames B. Edwards
manager OF the Creighbaum restaurant
n well known restaurant man. died at the
Dee Memorial hospital Of pneumonia to-
day.
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WHY USE CAR FARE WHEN YOU CAN
get home cooked meals In business dis
trict: 42l So W. Temple b14T7
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MERCHANTS LUNCH

I6 CENTS: 1880 TO ,; BEST CHILE
10c. Elner's Palm garden. IS W. 3r,
South a13l
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-THURSDAY EVENING. PURSE
with valuable watch. Return to Judea-
Mercy hospital. Reward. bliss
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YOU ARE WANTED FOR GOVERN
ment position. sS0.0 month: write for
list of positions open. Franklin Insti-
tute, Dept, 407-D. Rochester. N. Y b1595
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SUITE OF ROOMS. MODERN WITH
iirst-class board, suitable for four young
men or ladies'. COS East 1st South. bl703
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BANK, BAR AND OFFICE
FIXTURES

we MAKE A SPECIALITY OF BANK.
bar and office fixtures, estimates fur
n!shed; work guaranteed. Jakobsen Fix
rure G. Mfg. Co.. $40 State st. sl501
BANK, BAR, STORE AND OFFICE
fixtures: special designs submitted on
application. household refrigerators. bill
lard and Fool tables, bowling alleys and
supplies. Brunswick Bake -Collendar Co..
$50 TO 180 South 4th West Both phones
453. a40Se
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THREE II. *. ROoMS Furnished
closet: modern: aiso
os2 y. So. Temple
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ROOM AND BOARD IN STEAM
heated fiat. 40 North 2nd West Bel'
1857. bsS9
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GLOVE MANUFACTURERS

GLOVE CO. So EAST BIRD
South, exclusive glove store. Gloves
made to order. Repairing and cleaning.
mo5b
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\ NICE FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
4tb So. bless
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The Housewife $ Want,

The modern housewife is in close touch with ~, -
une Want columns and she often does little Wat ro
tising her account. She finds The Trih NJ ~
a real aid in supplementing the family income and
1t possible for her TO take advantage of many
chances that arc offered in no other wav 'nom5
Wien she wishes to realize cash for some article
furniture that has become obsolete through cban
household she adverses it for sale in The Trh ~ W. o
columns. When she seeks special bargain she "a
needs in The Tribune. nu
It's an interesting lesson in practical economy >.
The tribune Wants to your aid in solving problem - ~
household Do like the modern housewife call o;,h M
Bell 5000, Ind 360-and insert little ad pp
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PATENTS


TO PATENT INVENTIONS, SECURE
trade marks or copyrights. see j. ~.
Thomas. Eagle block xl559
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOM AND
board: steam heat: modern. 225 E.
South Temple. b229
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W.lNTED
WANTED-MALE HELP

s~>~~~>~>~>@-~--~~>>~-~--~
M. J. DIXON EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
skilled and unskilled laborers furnished
40 East 1st South, corner Commercial
Bell phone 1888. Ind 923. p43
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TO DO YOUR UPHOLSTERfNs:-
,,tn ,ttnatIress remaking. Utah psdS',
Mlg- Co Both phones asa
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS on rUn Il Il
eIors or families. very Il
LIST South.
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COUSIN OF ROCKEFELLER
DIES AT AGE OF NINETY

SOUTH BEND, Ind. Feb. I7.-Joseph
ID. Rockefeller cousin OF John u. Rookie
feller. died at his home here today at the
age Of 90 years.
Mr.. Rockefeller was bonn in Pennsyl-
vauia and was one Of the pioneer mar
chants OF this city. For many years he
lived In Cleveland. o,
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WORKINGMEN TO OCCUPY CLEAN.
steam heated. outside rooms. Also
rooms for light h. k. IL Broadway. ablk.
east of Main ST., on 1st South.
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PERSONALS

LADIES WANTED TO BRING THEIR
husbands watches for 81 main springs.
Carter Jcwelry Store. 3o4 Main st s1S0o
THERE is NO DOLLAR UMBRELLA
as good McCoDahay's, the jeweler.
ca Main st, Better ones. too. II you want
them, 1857
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ALL KINDS SECOND-TaN1s-
ing: trunks. valises; best n,,Sll ~
ss 5s S9mmerclal 81 Reply by pr.cs5 pns,s,
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ANNOUNCEMENT

DIR. f E. MORGAN. DENTIST. HAS
now severed all connection with DR..
class work at reasonable prices. bl36
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WANTED
WANTED-MIsoELIANso,

FURNITURE OF All T1,.r>>~
ed; will pay you first INDs ~
G, Fisher & Co las So @ @5dsn pric1
Oil. Ind. es4. W. TempIe
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WANTED-SAIESME OF ABILITY
ard neat appearance to call on all
merchants in their territory; elegant side
line. convenient 10 carry; sood commits
sions: prompt remittance. A 81, Bel
mont Mfg. Co. Cincinnati, o. x269Q
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HOUSE CLEANING
FAMILY LIQUOR STORE

~~~O---oO~-c-o-~-oIo~-~---
ALL KINDS OF WINES AND LIQUORS
for family trade. Free delivery. The
Eergerman Co.. 23s So. State. Bell 5692.
lUd. s06. a.73i
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. CLEAN ROOMS FOB f1s AS So g
ing. modern; gas range
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-12
Ice cream. Smith Ice Cream Co.
Ahn,rt the Methodlsts.

southey. In his life Of Wesley, re-
lates the following whimsical mex
dent. He states that some OF the op-
ponents of these religionists. IN the
excess of zeal against enthusiasm,
took up a whole wagon load OF Meth
odists and carried them before JUS
tice. When they were asked what
these persons had done, there was an
awkward silence; at last. one OF the
accusers said: why, they pretend
to be better than other people; and
besides, they pray from morning I'll
night"
The magistrate asked II they had
done nothing elses Eyes. sir" an old
man said, "an't please your Worship,
they have converted my wife. TIL
she went among them she had such q
tongue, and now she Is as quiet a.
q lamb" Garry them back carry
them backi" the magistrate said, "and
let them convert all the scolds IN
the town."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-12

law Gould's millions were at one
time In danger. 1t was in 1878, and
their fate depended upon the auctua-
tons in the gold market Gould saw
his precarious position in time. and so
enormous was his power and influence
that he Unanswered himself out Of the
difficulty. In fact, when 1t was over
he was Weather than ever. About
ten years after this happened there
were dark rumors about his affairs,
and it was limited that the great Gould
was not what he was supposed to be
In a pecuniary sense. He disposed OF
these doubts In a very simple man
ner. He invited a number OF gentle
men to his private Office, and when
they arrived he laid on the table be-
fore them for examination certificates
of stocks in his own name to the value
of S53,OOO,000 and said that If they
wished he would lay $20,000,o00 more
before them.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-12
THE HERPICIDE GIRL
Says Everyone Can Have
ReaJ1tifu1 Hair

/ am really ashamed OF some of my
girl friends when / look at their hair.
There is no sense in having such look
ing heads. 1t simply shows that while
they may be sscrupulously neat in every
other way, they are careless about
their hair.
Thin, scraggy, wispy hair generally
indicates dandruff and dandruff is
caused by germ. Newbro's Herpicide
will kill that germ and keep the scalp
as clean and healthy as can be- This
permits the hair to grow naturally
and luxuriantly. That terrible itching
which goes with dandruff stops with
almost the first application.
Substitutes or remedies said to be
"just as good" are sometimes offered,
but it is better to buy the genuine or
iginal germ killer, Newbro's Herpicide.
There is no guesswork about that
preparation A trial isn't necessary,
Just buy bottle and use it. The re-
suits are sure to be better than you
expect.
For sale at drug stores. One dollar
size bottles are guaranteed Applica-
lions obtained at the better barber
shops. Send l0c in postage for sample
and book to The Herpicide Co., Dept
R, Detroit, Mich.
Kelly & Pollard. Special Agents.
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IMPERIAL REMEDY
CURES ECZEMA

Who Is there that has ever had this
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The instant Imperial Remedy IL ap~
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tissues and purifies the diseased parts.
After the disease has all been driven
out the skin Is left pure. clear sofe
and white, and the trouble win never
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Remedy Is 81 per bottle Your drugs
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