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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-06
FARLEY
NOTIFIED or ELEVATION
wan sail Prom View xorh on Fourteenth
90 Receive Honor At HAnd
Of the Pope.

NtW N'i.h. NoN Formal an.
n"rt. 'Wraf ~ the dr-lEratlon 90 Arch
bishop John 81 farley a. one 81 three
American rr'iatr- O." be- elevated 10 tho
.f.lh" ."i' vac mad" 40 the services In
80 iatri.h- cathedral TODAY,
~ alr" wa announced that the cardi.
-.'i"rI knat' wil leave for Homo. Now
'rtt"r it. 600 the krnnurinE~snin Ce.
.i.'' cog. iHN same steamer viii be- Mrf
f"'''f.'. t.' rapal usi'gHt. at washing
i'n. "I" i- al-' %" h' created 4. cardinal
'irl"r ''uuurl.. tUr other reeipui-
,'t "i tA- rel hat ~r-- saii direct from
fu-trr
Archbishop f'rles plan. to Do hack in
~" h"iN '1 'NfI~tuae aud tentative
rt'I- ere being t.iru D., bod, pari-b,,,,,.
'r- hcf" O." tender iim q sr-at reception
o. Dc returns prince "f the church.
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bF ELS

The Wheeling Freight Agents
ASSOCIATION viii hold q meeting 40
The OakS Oh Friday evening. NoNem.
Der lsth Invitations to attend this
meeting were sent out 10 all the tard
masters and switching conductors n
this district asking them to attend 90
that all can join iu discussion ON
The Cooperation al District Forces
~ @" "a supper viii be- served a.
The Oaks
While crossing Market al the In.
f"r~r"tou ~ Twelfth street. the
$ Dung daughter OF John q. Cook. OF
40 1916 Byron street. Was struck ~
e National auto The little girl had
her foot slightly bruised. bur escaped
serious injury
Herman Schneider Louis Scidier
and James Cow left Saturday for the
Viids 81 Hampshire county 10 hunt
biz game
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Arion karee vi.i,s.

Members 81 the Arlon win hold
th"ir nrst lafee siHits ~ the sea son
next ThursdaJ. la tho afternoon th.
ladies' viii enjoy cuchrc. 800" aud
d0minoes, from % o'clock. FOR
which prizes Will be- awarded. 4 de-
Icious chicken supper viii be- served
from 30 90 y. m. Tho committee
ia composed OF the following ladie1
Mrs. Dr. Geo. N!"w"g president
Mrs. Geo Wciin.r. Mrs WIZ Wr.nrr.
Mrs. thas. Weim"r. Mrs sam Wind.
Sor. Mrs. John Walter. Mrs. g. D..
Woeber. Mrs. =. o. N-rdcr. Mrs g.
~. NaAs. Mrs. Frank 1uurm aud Mrs
John Troll. Misses kat. NlcI.busrh
Clara Welty. Hcrtht Ncity. bertha
Neimer. Amelia Ni"Ver. bora Ni,N...,
aud Irene kri"t"r music Prof Pen.
nell
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Robert w. sr,,r.

Following an illness of buf g hours
Robert w smith Of this cts. son OF
Edward Smith. passed away 90
Ashland. Ky. on Saturday afternoon.
Ih" remains we're broucht fo this
city sunday afternoon and tho funeral
viii ho heh this afternoon from'th,
immaculate Conception church
Deceased was well known BOO 90 -
citN. where he resided until "a few
months aEo. when hs sent 60 Ash.
land ile is survived by bis father.
EDWARD J Smith. five sisters. Wrs T.
W. l.aIt. Nrs John Iiotts. Miss Edna
aI of This cts. and Mrs James vii
hams and urs Robert Mcclure 20,
SteuhruVIfr
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INDIAN SPEAKS
Ned Eagle Gave Interesting Lecture
~ the Christian Endeavor
Soc fety

Rcd Eari" tHa f bIood.f can
adam Indian. Who i- g.tuc basket
weaving demonstrations boz thIs city
rIfn hi- nif". White Fasr. auI hia
I'tI" daughter. ruickader. gave ar Ir.
iereriInE lecture Sunday evening a.
OBJ" Christian Erdeato- -ocIaf. If tho
second IIesLl ffr.au sociefI The
indian eIr' rendered song Iu the fn
dian Ianruagr. uhich vas greatly AZ.
prec.afed bf fhr vast number - chill
drru chat we're present
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Mrs msrgs-., Asei. ssro wr,os.

tsr'} Thursday morning MIS- Mar
saref NIr.c Eer0 Wright. vff. OF tH.
late William D. Wright died af hos
home ou Jacob street. after Hnr.r.
in- and painful illness .u.I.
Nr.lht ts .Ir aa. au.arI. called.
was widely and fstorah.s known .rI
fHe sweet patience effh which sh.
bore Der -Ufrr.rc- nHe rarurg'a-f-
touching f0 fhD-a ahr knew ffe ratg.
raI raF'fy of Her sar.r r dal- 1fr.
Wright Is survived tt fv1 brother.
Joseph .u. Frank Harp. and f1ur Bio.
frrs Mrs Della Hume-. Mrs. Lo4.a
Wilson Misses Ena and Annie o.
Be-0. Funeral services ulU De- held
at lrr ilfe residence so .u-f Jacob
street. on Monday morning 81 Goo
o'clock and There wIT ba requiem
mas. Of tIe Church 0f ffo fnmsrg.
late Concept af t' o'clock Tho
.rfr-rrrf 900 be sf Grsennooa ,er.
eferg
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Fort Henry Tea

The Fort ii,ury chapter ot tu.
Daughters of 10" E-,9. at.ou -t,..
their annual Tee party Boo 'he Forf
Henry c'uh rooms SaturIa, after.
noon 10" cIah aas decorated 100 .h-
chapter coiors and large American
ha- vts drapsJ overhead Th. -uu,
realized o. tnc -uri.tt from .he .i
iAir viii rn towards tlr erection az a
monument Goo MAJOR NcUoHDrh
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and The follow ine members VIII tsie
part Ia the program 20 be rendered.
Miss Virginia Hobbs -0lo. some
Glad DAY Mrs ". T. Hov man VIII
ping a solo. Esang~ilstIc Superinteud-
en- Mrs. BriniuatOol viii read a paper
On her DEPARTMENT and Miss Laura
Wright vlA also have au Interesting
reading
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Tits sorui.< 10 t.ss sasrss ~ the
remains. znd b-vth-r. = y. Craat
no r--ssss IN n1Bvt.ls. ~. Tie -
ner1l Arr@ns<-snt- I'LL ilksiy -
made today. =. fhs sos-i1-la~ Mr.
h>rstsn. arrived IN III. sity ys.ssr-
az sfte-rOSa- Il .. pE0S.sls tia:
The remains Ill - tsssl 20 wa,s-
.agtos. u. c. for in;sruent
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D -traar En,.r-.Irr,n.

Late N.ss Made Todd % south
Felh street. entertained a uumter O.,
her friends ia honor %; her birthcay.
It- evening Sas spent in music and
games, Misses Reba and Lucille NJ
tormlck PRECEDING a. the piano A
number % elder folks S-r~ pr~-er'.
and 'h~ eF~ulus vss Pleasantly spsnf
- ell
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iieas ifihn-. - s,,~riff r. T. Hrrk-
so o.. Mongolia flr-l.s 4 s'ai-s-sn
.-fn wares g. sa-t-r- SIR .......
AsfF Wee
f-iy fofa~-. lvus rrs--4- ....
..... t-c-rsrf-s - rrs
~ Ns~rui w--iss $780, ......
EsrF Ea-rhsrfr
spafsg sn fldIsr ta. g ......Au-y E4y
Tine I'rer-rf
i-,-eslltg Est-. Fsr. csl.r.l-
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rsra hHo-Ira

Af. k9rer. a. agthor,ty ou cook
AZ ~ a. kiacs, Siii De a. 'he Frau
helm store al The week and vii give
oefnonsiraiions arG lectures helpful
- a. hogseEiv-. SEe AL lecture
in he morning. Az al cs-oustrate
Ca tls sfi-raOon
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W. c. 7. u Mertlnn-

There viii D.. a meeting ct the
Island ". e. O. 4 at the home of
Mrs. John Jlrich. ~ North Nam
street. Monday evening No,cmbcr o.
Mrs. j. u simpson and Mrs q.
Hines viii assist the hostess. \ has.
ness meeting aud devotional service
viii b" held. Mrs o D. Brininstuol
conducting the devotional service.
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ON SATURDAY.. November al. a. 3
:: 90. a. fh. home OF the brides pa
.ra.-. Mr and Mrs John uaeue. us
Viola. th- marriage of thrir daug !
'-r his- Luauua. 20 Mr. John Gies~-
irr was -uiemrlz-i Rrf D. u Law
ot th- Dallas 80 D. church. performed
OBJ" ceremony They acre ATTENDED
uN Mr. sud Nr- oscar Dague. nee
Ito'm"- Tie groom b. the son -
Nr urd MIS- William Giess..r. ..
-h'rr trd tn" room DO which rt,
ceremony was performed was heduti
tn..' de' Grated vi'h pink aud Nhit..
chr. ~al'h'mum-. The hide carried
bouquet OF white chry~anthemums
I'd with while satin ribbon Jus
after tl- ceremony supper vas
served iu the evening. to their -ur.
PRISE. 90 reception was rendered by
tue brides SISTER. Miss CARR. parue.
Many b'aWifu. presents we're given
fE'm. among rtIDh we're table Iu.u
Haf'cnbcr- lal->tuted china. sl-
ferNare. rft IT.. evening wa. spent
bon music and social diversion. and
t.l present had b very enjoyable time
A. u.tlu,h tr elaborate luncheon
was served Those present were.
Mr. aud Nr- William Turner. Mr.
and Mrs Oscar bIIu'. Nj and Nr
Winnie u1gu". Nr and Mrs NiI
Da-u". Mr. and Mrs John Dague.
Mr. Belle Jones. Misses Elsie call
we'll flo4cuDe Jones. Mabel and
Gertrude Fox. Lena Bruce. Asne-.
AuuH aud H'auch Luke. El,ic
lio'mc-. Daisy Cole. Clady-. Gertrude
aud Beulah Dague Nrlma Sampson.
Elizabeth bsguc. Carrie. Dague. Ian
rt Gie-ei"r and Alta NcCrear,
Nt--r- Charles Holmes Dauuic
DaEue. r. " Luke and VIII Dacue
At q late hour the guests left for
their homes. wishing the newly Weds
"a bright and happy life After few
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40 'he evening service at 'h. 50
Matthews church sunday evening uu
organ recital Vas given by Dr Louis
A. hroOAer. aud several diriculf b1t
beautiful selections from sell knos p
masters we're rendered Program
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SOCIETY


The Ladiea Sodality o.: the 81
Mays church. viii give ruchr. o.
the hall on the south Side Tur.day
evening. for tho soda.gys benefit
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The Explanation

Barker De- supported in anluence
and luxury by his children"
Yes heard he had a family OF
oaughters - iiarper's Hazar
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T.a MANY children tH'. t. -.. fhfIr
patents -ftrI their hard earned coin
nu tHsrr..ftss
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Hear Mrs. Rorer on Cooking every
Gay this week a. FranEhein1's Store
Lectures, 1890 ~ morning Demon
strauor. 2-3o. Admission, twenty
FIVE cents. nsi
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weeks yis'- among friends aud rcla-
fise-. th- bride and groom vii leave
for Barn. tovn Mich. " here their fu-
rlr~ home I- awaiting them They
have sl The good wishes % thci-
many friends
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ROugh-Red Hands
Made White and
Soft With LOgan'S
LILY CREAM

The skin pores close from
cold and exposure. prevent.
Ing proper respiration and
allowing tho skin 20 become
dry and hard
Lily Cream opens the pores.
and encourages natural skin
respiration This restores he
moisture. softeus. vhitens
and smoothes tho skin
Good for face and Irs
Sen find % great AFTER
shavins
$50 druggists SOL DO
c Tor large bottle
Trial size. I5c.
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FURS
Special Big Values in
ts,Scarfs, Muffs
For One Week Onlvl

A handsome hne animal hide fur skim
all be given avsy free with every ru-
chase These high grade fur skins come
n blaok and brown. and can he used Tor
making or trimming a hat
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-08
o explain the meaning of the pro

to explain the meaning of the pro-
posed American-British treaty.
Mr.. Hamil bases his demand for
an explanation on the alleged in
dorsement by United States Consul
Grifiths, at London, of a recent
speech in the British Parliament by
Sir Edward Grey, in which the latter
intimated strongly that the treaty
which vas proposed by President
Taft was a direct thrust at Ger
many. This action on the part of
Mr.. Griffiths is characterized by Rep
resentatlve Hamil as Offensive to
the majority of American citizens"
The House committee on foreign
affairs has the resolution providing
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-08
DROPS DEAD AT COFFIN.
Woman Stricken as She Prsys Over
Cousins Body.

Bayonne, N. J., June S.-Arising
from her knees beside the coffin Of a
cousin, Mrs. Annie a. Finley OF 1Se
Orient street dropped dead. DR.. S. L
Donahue, who was present as n of
the mourners, said she had died from
apoplexy.
Mrs. Finley was attending the wake
over the body OF Thomas Tierney, a
Democratic politician. She had just
recited a prayer for the repose Of Tier
ney's soul when she collapsed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-08

been broken by President Taft IN the
case OF Lieutenant Commander
Leigh G. Palmer, U. g. N, Of Bound
Brook, New Jersey, who, for the past
two a has been an aide to the
President.
White House custom DEGREES that
aides to the President be unmarried
men, but IN the case of Lieutenant
Commander Palmer, who was mar
ried on Saturday, an exception will
be made. The marriage Of the lat
ter to Mrs. Bessie Draper McKeldin,
Of Atlanta, Georgia, took place at
the groom's country home, Stony
Crest, Bound Brook, n. j., so that
the officers father, who is unable to
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-08
NO BOND FOR WIRELESS MEN
Higher Court Keeps Wilson and Asso,
ciates In the Tombs.

Higher Court Keeps Wilson and Asso.
ciates In the Tombs.
New York, June 8.-Christopher c,
Wilson and his four convicted asso,
ciates in the United Wireless Tele-
graph company, whom a jury in the
federal circuit court found guilty OF
misuse of mails in the sale Of wireless
stocks, must stay in prison pending
their appeal TO the United States cir
cult court of appeals.
The higher court declined to admit
the five men to bail, although a further
stay was granted, permitting the pris.
oners to remain in the Tombs instead
of going to the federal prison at At
lanta.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-08

LOIGMUu.. ms o.-luS Ieb-
timony of Owen J. Evans, member
of the state house of representatives,
before the grand jury is expected to
result in more indictments of legis-
lators. Evans admitted that he re-
ceived a bribe of 500 from L. C.
Miller to vote against the ~so-called
salary loan bill and later turned
states evidence. George B. Nye,
another legislator, and Samuel J.
Vining, speaker of the house, will
be necessary witnesses in the forth
coming bribery charge of receiving
a bride, had stated that the speaker
had been given money to influence
legislation. Nye voted against the
salary loan bill when he and Evans
were members of the calendar COM
mittee of the lower house Of the leg
i%slature.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-08

travel, might be present. Owing to
the recent death Of the brides par
ents the ceremony was a quiet one.
Lieutenant Commander Palmer
served throughout the Cuban cam
paign aboard United States steam
ers New York and Vesuyius and It
was while attending a house party
on the Hudson after his return from
Santiago that he met his bride.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-08
HAMIL WANTS LIGHT ON
ARBITRATION TREATY
tFrom the NEWS correspondent.)

Washington, June 8:-After hun
dreds of protests had been received
from his constituents in Hudson
county demonstrating against the
ratification of the proposed new
peace treaty with Great Britain,
Congressman James A. Hamil, of
the Tenth New Jersey District, has
called upon Secretary of State Knox
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-08
WON'T CARRY BIG PARCELS.
Public Service Railway Makes New
Rule For TroIleys.

Trenton, n. J., June S.-Any package
that "Interferes with the comfort of
passengers" is to be excluded from the
trolley cars of this city, according to
an order issued by the Public Service
Railway company. Hereafter passen-
gers who attempt to board trolley cars
with bulky parcels or packages viii
not be allowed to get aboard. They
will either have to walk or devise
some other means to get their pack
ages to their destination.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-08
NASHVILLE WANTS TAFT, IR.
Tennessee Bar Examiners Will Not
Bar Presidents Son,

Nashville, Tenn, June 8.-The Nash
vile Industrial bureau has tele-
graphed Robert A. Taft, son of Presl
dent Taft, to come to Nashville, take
the state bar examination and estab-
lish himself here for practice.
Young Taft was denied examination
in Ohio because be had not registered
when he begun to study law and must
wait two years before taking the state
examination there.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-08

for a stronger alliance with England
now under consideration, but it is
unlikely that the matter will be
brought up for consideration by the
House as a whole at this extra SEES
sion of Congress.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-08

II you have something TO trade
change column
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-08
BRYAN'S DAUGHTER WEEDS.
Wedding Takes PIaos at TsirView
Home, Near Lincoln.

Lincoln, Neb., June S.-Grace Dexter
Bryan, second daughter Of William j..
Bryan, was married to Richard Lewis
H~argreayes, a wholesale grocer, Of this
city. The wedding took place at Fair
view, and the ceremony was perform
ed by the Rev. Harry F. Huntington
of Crete, who has of8ciated at the
weddings Of the other Bryan children.
Mr.. Bryan met his daughter under an
arch at the foot Of the stairway and
accompanied her to the altar. William
]. Bryan, Jr., of Tucson, Ariz, was
best man, Miss Lilly Tyler of Virginia
and Miss Helen Scwind Of Lincoln
bridesmaids and the groom's sister.
Mrs. W. S. Stein, matron of honor.
Mr.. Hargreayes and Miss Bryan
have been sweethearts from their
schooldays.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-08
WRECK OF MAINE IN SIGHT.
Cofferdam Works Perfectly, According
to Army Engineers.

Havana, June S.-The water Inside
the coferdam around the wreck OF
the battleship Maine is now five feet
below the outside level. The Golfer
dam IS holding perfectly. Since the
water was lowered the whole Of the
top of the after turret is visible. There
will be no more pumping until the ar
rival Of the commission from the Unit
ed States.
Major Ferguson, the United States
army engineer IN charge, is highly
pleased and confident that the leakage
will be negligible.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-08
WILSON FAV0RS NEW RULE.
Governor Believes Bsyonne VIII Adopt
Commission Plan.

Commission Plan.
BayOnne, N. j., June S.-Governor
Wilson was cheered in the auditorium
of the high school by 1900 men and
women when he declared that govern
ment by commission is going to be
adopted throughout the country, and
that be believed Bayonne will be the
first TO adopt the proposition in this
state. The meeting was under the
auspices of the Government by Com
mission association, and all political
parties and factions We're represented.
The governor was accompanied by
his secretary, Philip Tumulty, and
Senator James E. Fielder.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-08
5000 STRIKE IN CLEVELAND.

Garment Workers Duplicate the Big
Tie-up of a Year Ago Here.
Cleveland. o., June Six thousand
union Carmen, workers are out on a
strike. The strike is an exact duplL
cate, it is said, of the one n34cw York
a year ago-not so much a ~qdestoBTof
dollars and cents as a demand for rec
ognition of the union.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-08
Carpet Tack Kills -sby

Buffalo, n. Y. June s.-The baby
hoy Of Nelson Kell choked to death on
q carpet tack, which was found lodged
IN his laryux.
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Eat What You will,
Food Makes Not Fat

1t Is mistaken theory that food makes
fat. 1t is not the food you eat but the
way II is digested that makes fat. Your
system produces digestive juices that turn
good food into poor flesh and fat. Stop
those junces from being made by your
BODY and YOU stop making fat. The IA =
nous Marmola prescription which has
created so much comment in our cities
has been prepared In tablet form for the
convenience OF those who do not desire
10 take the liquid prescription. These
( little tablets when they reach the stom- =
ach stop the juices from working the
wrong way. They renew those fluids and
at once your food gives your body just
what II wants and only what IL needs.
This is the secret OF Marmola tablets.
They will reduce the fat that is now on
your person at the rate of from ~ 10 ID
ounces a day. and they will not cause you
the least inconvenience or worry. You
may eat early or late you may sit still
or run about IL will not make any diff
K ference. Just put tablet in your purse
or your pocket when you go out 10 a
dinner. After each meal take one OF
1 The Marmola tablets and rest assured that
the meal Will not harm you or make YOU
grow more stout. There will be no large
wrinkles after your fat has fed. Your
skin will be smooth and regular These
little tablets are sold at every drug store
or II YOUR modesty will not permit you 10
ask for them at your druggists you may
receive a package from the makers. The
Marmola company. 1923 Farmer Bldg.
Detroit. Mich. The price per large case
of the Marmola tablets is IS cents.
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HOW TO DESTROY
THE DANDRUFF GERM
BY a SPECIALIST

That the dandrun germ is responsible
for nearly all the diseases TO which the
scalp IS heir. as well as for badness and
premature gray hair. is Il we'll known
fact. but when we realize that 1t Is also
indirectly responsible for many of the
worst cases Of catarrh and consumption.
we appreciate the Importance Of any
agent that will destroy its power We
are therefore. particularly pleased TO
give herewith the prescription which an
eminent scientist states he has found.
after repeated tests: to completely destroy
the dandrun germ in from one 10 three
applications. II will also almost mme-
dately stop falling hair and II has in
numerous eases produced new hair
growth after years OF badness. This
prescription can be made up at home.
or any druggist viii put II up for you.
ounces Bay Rum, ounces Lavona de
Composce. one-half drachm Menthol
Crystals. Mix thoroughly. and after
standing half an hour IL Is ready FOR use.
Apply night and morning. rubbing into
the scalp with the nngcr-tips. II you
wish II perfumed. add half teaspoonful
Of To kalon Perfume. which unites per-
fectiy with the other ingredients. While
this preparation is not dye, II is un-
eQuallcd for restoring gray hair TO its
original color.
Caution: Do not apply where hair is
not desired ard be sure to avoid tonlcs
containing poisonous wood alcohol,