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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-20

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-05

n you want . stylish horse and
buggy. see w l.. Trimble. ia North
second ~ Phone No.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-05
CALVIN REGRETS THE
STRIKE BECAUSE
OF OLD employees
Men Who Are Approaching
Pension Age Will Probably
Be Deprived of Looked-for
Support.

San Francisco Gal. oct j.-E. n.
Calvin, Iee-pru.id,ut aud general
name o. 1r thr southern Pacinr come
phuy BOO % recent statemont regarding
hi personal position on thc strike on
Tho Hnrr,mna lines has me following
10 say
CIT is regretted ia face OF the large
uumu,r oI employees 8uo are ap-
pruHnhup lIr pension uRo and who
are prevented ug th, age limit from
securing mploymtut elsewhere that
thy should lt drawn into strike ln.
umt.d In violation of she bylaws Of
iheu respective. orders. aud especially
since 81 s.. wholly uuiustln,d. Iu fair.
nes $50 ar. couatralued o. -ay that
up da uu. u.He.a any great number
af our mechanical employees are dis
satisfied VITA their wording agree
m,uts or FAVOR their employment an
der such conditions. Extrauoous IN
nuouea hate boon brought to bear
upon u.m aqua tn.y hate not been
free to eI,. 90. .ubioet--a unIortak
iur of mUl s.r'uu. consequences 90
them aud d, naIr families the tenn
pcrato consideration 30 should receive,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-05

Grant. Roosevelt w. 70 ruhcr aud
a. A. iIccmnn. Sandnt| John W.
sullivan aud Luciano Moudugin san
Juan. J. - Hartman Uul william
Danhurg. SIM Miguel En.r u. Nccd-
scliEman and May,,Uuo Garcia.
STERN Guy Mcrhcrou tud !. " Ia.
than socorro, John Greenwaid and
\. e.. Torres. Taos. Juuu y. Vigll and
Sil,iuno chavez; Torrance, T.. W
Roberts 6nd r. J. Tiu Union, " ~
Mann aud J. MERGED Gonzales Va
lcncia samuel \. Wilkinson and NJ
\. Williams
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-05
Tho Ccnlrai Committee.

The delegates chosen 10 form the
Democratic state central committee
are as follows: nornnlillo, A. D. Me
Gaffey, Fred +. Kahnt chavcs,
Charles L. Ballard and John !.
Hinkie; Curry. c. T.. Dennis and >. A.
Jones; Dona Ana, n. G.. Frenger and
J. n. Paxton; Eddy, NJ G. Stewari
and y. q. McCreary; Grant John L.
/ Burnside and Jackson Agee; Guada-
lnpe. ]. r. Williams and NJ. a. Baca;
Lincoln. q. Reneger and Paul Mayer
Luna. J. A. Mahonoy and J. ~ Up.
ton. Mckinley. v G., swartz and u
w. i3eddow; Mora, Remlgio L0pe4
and Macarlo Gallogos; Otero, II. NJ
Denny and " :. Iiolwny; Quay, v. =
Donahoo and Max Tafoya; rio Ar
riba, francisco Lopez ana Henr,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-05

DEMONSTRATION TRAM
COMES SNTIlD ~

The Santa Fc demonstration train
Hlll arrive in Albuquerque at ESQ
saturday afternoon and remnln here
al sunday II win leave for tho cnn
Monday morning,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-05

For a mild. easy action OF The how
els single dose Of DoaH's Reguleia
Is enough. Treatment cures habituai
constipation. 20 cents Il box. Ask
your druggist for them.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-05
Western League.
WHERE TIIEY ray TOMORROW.
National iruguc.

National League.
Boston at hrooklyn.
Philadelphia az New YORK
American League.
Detroit at 81 Louis
cleveland ut Chicago
Washington at BOSTON
New YORK nt Philadelphia
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-05
COLORED TEA GETS
The HOOK

Washington. Oct 5-A uIua made
by The treasury department Uuh'nit'
ing the importation of ar'ilirHlE cob
urcl tea. is certain to- Increase the
already high cost of living
u was learned TODAY IrI 700 The
timr Assistant Secrear cHrIls is
sued his order. denying u TO cot
urcd tea. thoyc WIS more IHu -onN.
goo pounds OF 10 held uu N iHr nurbor
OF SIAN Francisco. pHuH lrninoo
pounds ready Ior ahipu.p. Iom
China ana possibly laa. quantity on
'ho ocean tu route tD hn In'lC'i
States. g FL
Tea Shortage Expected
As Inc order stands tnHI rnnc Of
this ten can come m 81 w. yduiitcd
90 the treasury department tal the
order will contribute Gap i"1 hort
Upp 10 this counlrt. With I Hsultina
Increase In the price of '.1 China
ig 'he only country mIu 0 Hy tho
order tcus coming from iudia and
Japan being .rrc from rI'nrlns mat
ton
70 g. the purpose Of a. department
netting Ia conjunction WIFI Or Wiiey''
bureau of chemistry 'o establish 2
standard of anslNs's and when thii
ls done. 20 is believed ,hat fairal
administration of tbo eustoms lay
VIII Dee possible.
Importers May Appeal
Department officials no r1f cXpec
hrlt decision Go goo ur.hI.'alsed. q
% believed that tho t1 'mporteri
on the coast viii appeal fh case q
Zee board of general appraisers au'
u they luse there tO carry 70 .1 thl
cuirt of customs appeals u Doe im
purters win before thu ren.ul 300
nraacrs the treasurer viii appeal q
! the customs court
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-05
BRISK DEMAND FOR
TICKETS TO THE
OPENING PLAY
Steady Down Pour Of Rain
Does Not Cause Slump in
The Barrier Sale at Mat
sons This Morning.

That Rex uoach's play THE Bar
rcr" viii bo si,en popular welcome
100 Albuquerque on saturday night. WAS
Indicated this morning. when In spite
of u dr,zzling downpour Of rain. doz-
ems btaycd tns Indictment weather and
went to Matson's taking plnce In
ln, fog the advance sale. The sale
today wae ycry gratifying. although
of course. there arc plenty OF good
sHlt. left for those who will apply to-
night and tomorrow 1.-THE Barrler
win open not soon 90 be- forgotten
tbrstnr R.ason In Albuuucraue Man
aver Frank stortg has signed up for
bunch of nnc attractions FOR fail ana
winter The first play "The Bar
rIer.' b. confidently expected 10 De "a
good sample " tho plays To- come The
prices for the opening ATTRACTIONS ~
the season are $50. $500 and use.
DON'T LIE 10 YOUR WIFE"
Cgmphcll ". CasaG. author ~ Don't
Die tn Your VIE" tho three act farce
produced by Rowland and clifford.
which viii come 90 the Elks' thoatcr
on october 90. H. widely known ana
Versatile ncwspapcrman, ana the in
Cldonts Of his play arc nearly all
taken from real life during his cXpor-
fence on one OF tho largest nowspa-
pers TIE New YORK. city. Charles
Dickson who assisted Ia writing the
farce o. the author 90 Mistakes VIII
Happen which b. one Of tsc most
successful farcos over written, ana
Day, LOWS who also wrote parts OF
The piece has had long experience In
musical comedy ana In farce The
piece ia down 60 the very minute
sciutllating ~ 10 dlnleguc. ana full Of
keen wit ana odd and laushable sit
ustlons Il might be called a laugh
In three acts. as tho fun Is fast and
furious from the bcglnning 10 the
end.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-05

For the best saddle horses IN ,hs
city call nhone No. ., w. l.. Trimbie,
ia North Second -.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05
EVERYBODY'S FRIEND

Tho old family doctor. Of whom go
Few are now seen iu this age Of '.spe-
ciallsts was the valued friend and
adviser Of bis patients They depended
on ham 10 keep them in health. and
cheer them with his counsel. lie taught
them the wisdom of preventing illnss
by watching closely after the health Of
the family
Mrs. 5. RI. Dubois writes from her
nome at Hampstead, l.. l.: "Niucl is an
old friend OF our family. We have used
II Tor wears whenever any OF US need
tonic OF account of being in q run
down state of health. aud IL ALWAYS
gives perfect satisfaction. We have
used nine bottles this winter
There are thousands OF families who
could and do say tho same thing. NinoI
our delicious cod liver and iron prepara
ton without oil. has proved its value
by bringing back rugged health and
strength 20 vast numbers OF weak. nun
down men. women and children. That
- why We sell so much and guarantee
IL 10 give satisfaction. if il disappoint~
YOU. YOU can have your money back ~
once. NInol Is for sale in Salt Lake
City by Druehl & Frankcn. 27I south
Main; Smith Drug Co. "The Busy cor.
ner; Smith Drug, Co. No. .. 2lj South
Main.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05

Tho sodslitv. the Misses Margaret Ne
, lMabon. Rose McDonouch. Anna Rotzlei
and Katherine DriScoll. have charge OF
Itbo arrangements assisted by the fol
ilowing Knights of Columbus; .lswrs |
King W. II I.eary. lohn p. Fanniug
Thomas j. O'Brien. George !. Ebic. w,
u ID Ahero. :. A. Ncliigan. VI {. Brcu.
nan. Charles DriScnll. r. \. Kane and
\ 4 Burke. The YJtronesscs are Ncs'
danes e. T Whitley. l.. B. McJo!nick'
Thomas Kesrns. I. j. Wcstc9tt !. \,
De Ronzek. ". F.. Fife. T. T.. NcGUrrIr.
\ Fred Wsv. Edwin NcGurfiu. .. y.
/ Oaiclev i. +. Ofouuor e. y. Nocklen-
berg. The following voung ladi.s com
I pose the reception committee: lila
/ CanninC. Grace sullivan Bctniec ilaii-
o.. Rubv Daniels. Mary North. Mary
I Gavin. Clare DriScoi. Lottir Chantron,
\ Warda Sosinski Marv Ovens Marie
Meloy. Margaret burlington, lara Nv
ers. Florence Gii,'s. .'gncs McNshon,
/ Rose S'cpheUs Marguerite scott. kHtb-
erinc Carrou Nellie Mcmahon. Rose
/ Gocrir. Esto.lo Kane. GcnCricvc - Con
nor. Rutb Eilleen Eleanor Crawford,
, Mae O'Neill aud Na-'ha Piurahof.
II seems tha: the society people who
arc 70 decide the fate Of the Texas
Tommy are considering changing the
name of that interesting dance before
giving II full SWAY IN their midst Many
IN otherwise good thing has been
spoiled. they say. BY name. and they
argue that the name given 10 the new
dance is TOO undignihcd 90 find favor
with the really fine sort, even before
"thc band begins 10 PLAY. Ono writer
descri hes tho dance (Which. bv the WAY.
has not struck Salt Lake Ncjl As sort
Of ''au Irish breakdown with Oriental
variations. the music IS much like a
two.s,cp a. 10 time. with n long glide
or hIatus IN between. and N the older
or more conservative dancers viii sim.
rlv dance two.step TO Il. even rs thev
have repeated when the barn dance
was announced. Thc dance couldr I be
more of romp than tho barn dance
has been. whose name suggested . trolic
rather than such riot as the Texas
Tommy would suggest
Mrs. II. D. Elerbcck and her daagh-
to-. Mrs. George +. Felt. entertained
ucarlv fifty of their friends Yesterday
afternoon al bridge ten at the home
of tho former on First avenue. eleven
tables of the game were PLAYED and la
ter moro friends came in 10 eriov tca
when Mrs. Henry NJ. Crowthcr and Mrs.
+. +. Siauffcr poured and Mrs, ". =
Elcrberk. Mrs. g. NJ. Benedict aud Miss
w" ~" "'u''h "NNlo'tH. ne I""hlN NPlC
bright with flowers. white chrysan;hc-
NUNS. terra Gotta chrySsnthcmuns and
pink roses, being used in the various
rooms.
Following tho custom of other and
moro metropolitan cities Salt Lake : big
audcvile house, the Orphcum i TO
have a special afternoon set apart for
real society matinee. and tho custom
wiii he insueuratcd the present week
with the TUESDAY matinee. \ number
nf ladies have asked that this custom
bc inaugurated. and tho management
mas decided that this is a good time to
begin number of box parties are
already arranged for Tuesday after
noon.
Two Of salt Lake : mos; charming
girls, formerly. arc here At present as
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05
Stops a E}GGp-SeataiI /
Cough in a HI
A Family Supply Of Urcqual.d c.
Rcncoy fer 5cc-Mcncy Re
funded ii Il Fails.

Cough medicines. as a rule. cs,,,
large proportion OF plain syrup,
ingredient. but one tba, anyone c,r !
A pint Of eraau!aied sugar. witt {,
OF warm water. stirred for . a.
gives yon as good syrup as money ;i,I
i 5O-Cant bottle Of Piney. 1rt
pint hottie with home made sugar Il
gives you full pintAof rssry \
cough syrup than yoa coald boz u
mixed for $50. There's clear Z,
Of $500. Full directions in pacnr
Ard money couldn't buy 4 al
better remedy. Takes hold AT one 4
almost instant relief. and usaaIJ
the most obstinate. dcep.seaisd csst
p hours. II stimulates the apvd1
slightly laxative and has n plsssiri1
children take il Willingly. Splsal
hoorseness. asthma, chest pains and Z
throat troubles. md unequnId icf F1
results in wEooping cough.
PineX IS special aud highly ~
tratcd compound of imported I'd
White Pine extract. and is Tica II q
col and other natural hen!in, pr
ments. Simply mix it as dr.ds I
sugar syrup or strained honey, isi
ready for use.
Used In more homes in ths r.SI
Canada than any other cough rtast|
Pinex has often been initiated, bair
successfully, for nothing else will ~
thc same results, The genuine y q
teed 70 give absolute saiisiaction@1
refunded. Certificate Of guanr's|
wrapped in each package. Your ~
has Pipev or will get ii for yoa. "
send 10 The PineI Co. FL Wya
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05

"HE week lust open bids fair 70
rivsl the last in society. althous
tho affairs are of a different kind
The NOS, important cycat Of the
near future VIII ne the reception to De
given on Monday evening hy Mr. and
Mrs Thomas Kcarns ut thcir beautiful
home on South Temple street. This
will be thc Hrst large AFFAIR given IN the
homo since the elaborate reception given
in honor al the visit of Cardinal James
Gibbons more than two wears ago which
riv2lcd arvthlug OF tHat ycN bright
scason The family have spent The bet.
ter part ~ the tine rt the kcarns
rnnch near Santa Rosa. Mrs kearns
giving M her time for The sake Of her
children 10 be near them ~ their college
and school work
Numerous afternoon events arc 10
fil tho daNS Of the wcck. th. most IN
portAnt being the reception % he G en-
on Wednesday afternoon hv Mrs. rus.
sell Lord Tracv ~ hoy home on Second
avenue 10 meet Mrs Edwin J. Holmes.
Mrs T.. y. Thurman viii entertain on
TUESDAY M bridge toa at her homo.
321 Fifth East street. tor Mrs. 'ourt-
land -. Rak Or "f TcliuIidc. Mr.. klch-
ard T. Morris ~ill entertain ~ hen-
sington tca on Thursday and bridge
tea rn Friday ~ hcr home ou south
Temple street.
Tho Utah Alumni association OF De!;s
Uusil0n viii give dinner ~ tic un'-
vorsity cluh MONDAY night.
Ou Tucstav cvciinc hr ard "
Roscoc Kline VIII entertain number
Of roc Old friends uf Ms. Joseph
Brinkcr AZ bridge ~ their home ~ me
1lua apartments Mrs. Thomas =
Mitchell will be- the hostess ~ hridGe
tea at her homo In the P,cry apartment
on SATURDAY. next ana tho same d2E
Mrs Mclutvrc will give q similar ah2lr.
Nr-. =. O. Ncchlcnhurg viii enter
tan The members OF tho CRYSTAL Bridg
club at Inc foGTth mcctiag az the year
on NcdncsdaV NJ her home ON coutn
Tcmflc street; One of the large al
fair, Of the week viii be ;hc second
card party To be given ~ the ladies
of inc Els lodge. which VIII he or
THURSDAY next The a6aI- is 10 Swci.
tho Christmas fund az these ladies for
the hcac6t of tho poor. thr FIRST affair.
given abort 2 month ago. having pro.
vidcd = new sewing machine Gud sowing
table and chairs FOR the Orphans home.
The pRrjv on ThJrsday promises 10 hc
u most elaborate AFFAIR and tables may
10 secured for II from Mrs Frank
iiine<. Mr,. y H. Tohu or Mrs Lock
incton. ar on tho las; dsy at tho club
i;sdf. Mrs. ". {. Price of The HOLY
wood apartments will entertain at .
scrieo of affairs on Wednesday. Thurs. |
day and Friaay FOR hcr sister. Mrs. @.
NJ Ridges: on "Wednesday a bridge t"a.
Thursiav tho members of the Updina
club and FRIDAY kpnsingion Mrs. |
,laud I. Rsyucs and her sister. Miss I
Runy knowltcn. VIII entertain with. p
tea on SATURDAY. afternoon next for MISS !
Hazel Barnes. who - recently home |
FROM two y-ars atay in Europe The |
affair Icing at the Barnes home. $50
Tenth sycuGc
One ~ the important social affair Of
the week j. the dancing party 10 be |
given H. the iourg Ladies' Sod3llty |
or 81. Marv's Cathedral. at the Odcon
az Fridav evening, invitations Tor
,,hi.b have been issucd The officers Of |
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05

visiting matrOns-Mrs. John {. NiNcn
and Mrs. Robert Elmorc--aud both, as II
happens. from Los Angeles. Mrs. Nivcn.
who was Miss Nora Van Cott, the
Younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wal
dcmar Van Cott, was married here some
years ago 10 John {. Niyen of Scotland
and for the past few years they have
made their home IN Los Angeles. Mrs.
Elmorc. who was Miss Edith Suthcr.
land. was married in Washington. ID.
G. less than two years ago, her we'd
ding to- Robert ElmQrc being an inn
portant society event of the late Wash
ington season.
Tho magnificent new home of the
Wall family is rapidly nearing compile
ton. although tho family will not be in
II probably before thc spring time as
they leave Just before holiday time for
the east. They viii select furnishings
for the home while away and viii spend
some time in Washington. whore the
daughters have quite wide circle Of
friends. and in New York where they
will enjoy the grand opera season. The
Misses Selma, Alice and Mary Wall arc
among the most popular girls of the
Younger set. and they viii be much
missed locally during the holiday festiv-
itics.
or course il Is we'll known fact that
the masculine mind. devoted 10 the
larger affairs Of life ms il is. is never
swaycd by the varying fashions. Like
the Rock Of Gibraltar, it islands the
same yesterday, today and forever. -
Far bc II from q man 10 change his
manners and customs to suit the vary
ing modes Of Dame Fashion (or is il
Master Fashionl) But have YOU no
nccd those cunning little mustaches.
such prolific crop Of which has been
evidenced in the past month or sOl Is
II ''bv request or may one suppose
that there has been an edict from some
mysterious source They may be re-
garded as an adornmcnt. bat IL they
are not 3 new fashion how shall one ac-
count for tho fact that they are all here
at one timel
Ms. Adolph r NoIlmcr entertained
score of her friends yesterday after
noon at bridge party for Mrs. Joseph
Brinker OF Amarillo. Texas. and Mrs.
j, +. Evans OF San Francisco. both of
them old residents of the city and for
mer warm friends Of the hostess Five
tables of the game were played and
later tea was served. the hostess being
assisted by Mrs G. l.. Rood. The home
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05
WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS

/ An interesting announcement OF the
pHSt week was contained in letter
! from Miss Bonita Pettilom in which
she announced her engagement and ap-
preaching marriage to James II. Austin
.Ir. formerly Of Kansas City. but now
of Houston. Texas. The marriage VIII
take place quietly during the Christmas
| holidays. December 81, at the bride 5
| mother S home in Kansas City. and the
young people Will go TO Houston 10
make their home. Miss Pettijohn was
one of the most popular girls who ever
visited in the city. having been guest
at the Maclean home on several occa-
sions. but more recently when she came
to be an attendant at the wedding of
her cousin, Miss Ailine Mac!can, and
Dca BraYton,
An interesting marriage Of last even
ing was that OF Miss Sarah Goodrich,
daughter Of Judge and Mrs Ben Good.
rich Of Los Angeles. and Judge John
4. Street Of this city. The ceremony
took place at s clock last evening az
the home lsiI South Flower street. IN
Los Angeles The ceremony was wit
messed bv a large number of friends,
and still larger number attended the
reception which followed The bride
who was unattended. wore a gown of
mings of old lace and carried shower
of bride 8 roses. Judge and Mrs.
Street left for tour OF California to
sail later for a trip TO Japan. They
will return here early in the new year
TO make their home
Mrs. NJ. D. EIdredge announces the
engagement Of her daughter Alton 10
Lester \. Lambert. the marriage to take
place the latter part Of November.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Sims announce
the engagement OF their daughter Helen
TO Is Lester Schettlcr of this city. the
marriage to take place late in the pres
ert month.
Miss Ella Conuor of Salt Lake City,
daughter of Mrs S. Coupor. was mar.
RED to Mr.. NaDolcou Henry Hewitt a.
81. James Catholic church, San Fran
cisco, on the eleventh of October
The marriage Of Miss Victory Horn.
buckle and Wil;red Y. Cannon took
place in the First Methodist church in
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05

come tho itchy. scaly condition. II is
necessary 10 employ tonic TO stimulate
the hair-sacs and tender tissues. You
can mako pint or the best tonic by
pouring one ounce bcta-canthol In a
half-pnt alcohol, then adding one-haif
pint watov. For best results use fire.
quenNy and pientlfuilv each time giving
The scalp n thorough massage. UsIn9
this beta canthol Ionic soon corrects
scalp and hair troubles. encourages tho
secretion Of coloring matter. necessary
lancy. and Induces a heavy growth OF
soft. silky hair
Ida. Nature Is Kind TO the complex
ION when her laws are not abused. but
where powders and cosmetics are used
To excess The harvest Is a wrnklcd,
aged. motiled, unslGhuy skin. Stop
cloSging and Smothsring the pores and
Try TINS simple treatment IL YOU would
regain q soft. velycty skin and whole
some compleNion; lse plenty or good
soap and warm water TO remove the dust
and dirt, then after drying. apply
cerol cream. massaSing IN well. and soon
your skin will be free from impurities
all It's charm and loycliuess viii lie yours
10 enjoy. To make the cream, dissolve
TWO ounces cerol in thrce-fourths pint
boiling water. stir til smooth.
&. u: Shampooing can he made J
pleasant incident ot the toilet II YOU en-
plov egSoi for cleansing hair and scalp.
Get u package OF cESol from your drug
Gist for a quarter (Which - enough FOR
dozen shampoos) and dissolve "A tea
spoonful In cup OF hot water: mas
sage briskiy as you pour a ilIte AL
time on The scalp. You viii find sham
pooling With egsoi soOthcs and invigo-
rate the scalp and puts II in healthy
condition. After rins!ng. the hair dries
quickly and takes on rich, even gloss
and nuffincss. Occasional shanpoos
with eggol greatly benefits tho hair-sacs
and keeps the scalp clean and healthy