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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-12-06
EAST oRLAND.

Mrs. e. c. Mason 10 at r. B. Cross for .
few days visit.
F.P. Mason purchased valuable driv-
ing horse recently in Bangor.
Miss winifred Gray is at home from
vinaihaven, where she has been teaching.
Mrs. Rose Ames and daughter 'Hsz Ell
spent Thanksgiving with Alonzo Blake
| and wife.
Mrs. Alice Gibbs Is at Tenants Harbor,
called there by the illness of her sister,
Mrs. James Davis.
Austin Rlaisdell and Warren Dunbar are
at home, having flushed their work at
Joseph Bray's mill.
Mrs. Scott, OF Camden, who has been the
guest Of Mrs. e. Wiley several days, re-
turned to her home in Camden Friday.
The friends here OF Mrs. r. B. Gross
were saddened to hear OF her death, which
occurred Saturday at her home on the Cas-
tine road, Of pneumonia.
Mrs. Alice Gibbs gave kitchen shower
on Friday evening in honor Of Miss Amy
Partridge. She received many useful
presents from her many friends.
The Priscilla club met with Miss Olive
Farnham Thursday. It being Thanks
giving day, there wasn't - large . number
~ usual, but those who attended report
an enjoyable meeting.
The funeral of Herbert n. Robertson,
who Was killed Wednesday in Bangor
while coupling cars, was held at tho
church in Oriand Friday afternoon. Be-
brothers and four sisters, who have the
sincere sympathy Of the community.
Dec. A. NJ
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NYHEREAs Emma J. Gray, OF Castine
w Hancock county. Maine. by her mort
rage deed dated the fifteenth day Of February.
>. q. iSpe. and recorded In Hancock county
registry Of desds, book ~. page sii. eonyeyea
to the waldo Trust Company, OF Belfast,
Maine. . Ger tain lot Or parcel Of land situated
IN Casttne, Maine, bounded and described IS
follows. 70 vit: Bsginnink q southwest cor
westerly ons hundred and twenty Ave ieet
moro Or lees 70 bolt II the ground; thence
westerly one hundred and eighty feet more OF
lees % land Of J. r. Perkins,; thence north
easterly one hundred and nfty feet more or
lees % land Of J. walter Weeks; tbsnse
eoutheesterly along lAnd Of sAid Weeks 20
land OF Ella Gray one hundred and seventy
feet TO place Of beginning. esing same prop,
erty conveyed to her BY Curtis Stevens q
deed dAisd July. m. recorded 10 Haneo oSs
registry Of dsede. book ~, page loa; sh 20
whereas the aid waldo Trust Company oy ~
assis nment. dated the twenty-fourth DAY 2.
Noyember. :. d 1911. assigned said mortgage
to W. 3: Hooper, Of Castine, Maine; ana ~,
wnereas The condition Of said mortgage p ~
bssn broksn, pow therefore. By reason o saia
breach Of the condition thereof. ! claim
foreclosure os sAtd mertsass; y.o,.,
By WIN. r. Jude. his attorney
Dated 81 Casttne, Maine. December 2. isil.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-12-06


"Why men button their coats on the
right side and women on the loft opsns
mp great subject for discussion by the
scientific club this WINTER says an ex-
change. ~ have noticed every man
and woman have met, and find the facts
to Be just a. you stated them mine hun
dred and ninety-nins women out Of =
thousand button their coats ON tho left,
and the sams proportion Of men on thu
right.
.sWhy this should b 70 Il indeed con-
undrum. There are NO moro left handed
women than left handed men, and don't
- Why they prefer to 60 through the
slow, awkward snd iaborious task OF but
toning their coats with their Left hands.
l suppose ons thing y. that whom thsy
oncs got them buttoned they stay but
toned . long tims, bscause they arc mot
always DIGGING into thar vest and trousers
pockets like man, altar matches, money,
cloves, keys Or somsthing like that. And
men have to take Oh their coats very oftsn,
and somstimss In . hurry, ~ whom they
get into light, and they couldn't stop to
tumble with : row Of left -hsndsd buttons.
-sBut never mind. Women are contrary
creatures anyway, and We ere lucky II
thsy don't button their coats behind
like they do their shirtwaists, and make
their husbands do tbs job for them"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-12-06

rain 4srsury,
smell and tompletely dsrenee the whole sys
tenn whom entering IL through the nscous
surfaces. Such articles shOnld sever b used
sicians. = ~ damage they viii 20 u Ten fold
e the Gccd yes. 80 possibly derive from
thsq aall's Cstsrsh Csse, nepsfsctursd y
mercury, ard u taken fneernalIy, acting al.
rectly aDon tAe blood and naeous surfaces Of
r. syss:. e bnyi.f sai1ss G 2 .f oqss =
nnlly and ma1e IN Tolodo, Ohio, b. =. =
Choney c.. IootinoutAls ire.
Ssss as iy f ksi aos e soep stsi ssss
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-12-06

NORTH BROUKsvILLE.

Stella Lord has gone 70 Unity to teach.
n. D. Young has moved his family into
the tenement over his store.
Charles Babson and wife, OF Sargent
vile, visited their daughter, Mrs. Neal
Dow, last week.
Miss Iva Snow 10 hume from West
Brooksville. where she has been employed
the past year.
Loring Young and Frances Dow, stu
dents at Coburn classical Institute, spent
Thanksgiving with their parents.
Anna Lymburner has returned from Bar
Harbor, accompanied By her son Maurice
and Miss Nellie Lynch.
Iec L. C.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-12-06
ANNUAL MKerIsG.

DLKA6E take notice that the annual meet.
u Ing Of the stockholders Of the burrili
National Bank for the election OF Its directors
and the Transaction Of all such other business
- may properly come before the meeting VIII
o'clock In the forenoon 1t the Office OF the
Bank. - Main street, In the city Of Ellsworth,
and State Of Maine. Epw. +. SMALL
Cashier.
Dated the 9Th day Of December, 1911
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-12-06
g. A. PARCHER's SUCCESS.
Great Popularity of Plan 70 Sell
Medicine at Half-Price and
EmaramtaA q Nmr~


g. A. Parcher, the enterprising druggist,
rather than await the ordinary methods
Of introduction urged the DR.. Howard Co.
to secure quick sale for their ceishratsd
specific for the cure OF constipation and
dyspepsia By Offering the regular t0c
bottle at half prics.
The wonderful success Of this plan vas
. great surprise even to Mr.. Parcher and
to-day scores Of people here in Ellsworth
arc using and praising this remarkable
remedy.
80 much talk has bean caused By this
offer, and % many new frisnds have been
made for the specific that tbs DR.. Howard
Co. have Authorized Druggist Paechsr to
continue this special half-prios sals tor .
limited time longer.
In addition to selling Soc bottle Of DR..
Howard's specific Tor &c, Mr.. Parcher
has 70 much faith In the Remedy that he
will refund the money to anyone whom it
doss not cufs.
When your headaches your stomach
dos not digest food easily and naturally
when there b constipation, specks before
the syss, tired feeling, giddinsss, bad
taste in the mouth, coated tongue, heart
burn, sour stomach, roaring or ringing In
the ears melancholy and liver troubles Dr..
Howard's specific will cure you. II it
does not Il will not cost you . can't.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-12-06
SUNSET.

Mrs. Hattie Smith il visiting Mrs. J. r.
johnson.
Miss Alice Dodge came from Stonington
this week.
G. W. sponord has moved his family to
Deer Isle for the winter.
Mrs.. Olive Frazier ia recovering from in
juries received BY fall.
y. L. Conary and wife, Of Sunshine, are
visiting Mrs. Conary's parents.
Frank Lufkin and Thomas Cole are
home from the seasons yachting
Tho sewing circle will give An enter
tainment and dance next Wednesday
evening.
Laura stinson left on the Saturdays boat
for Birch Harbor for her second term Of
school there.
The sardine factory has closed for the
season. It IL rumored another factory viii
be built next season.
Mrs. Charles d. Beck has : Dorothy
Perkins rose bush containing several
punches Of Roses in full bloom.
A lecture on Chicago. iilustratsd BY
stereopticon viswA will b givsn soon
under the iauspicss tof :ths ladiss' aid so
cisty.
Thomas 8. Powers, Of this plaos, and
Mrs. Mary A. Lynch, Of Primes Edwards
island, were married In RocklAnd Nov.
Is, BY Rev. Edward K. Gould
Miss Leah SpoGord, who hes been ~
lief operator in the central telephone
on1cs, has bsen promoted 70 chief oper-
ator, filling the position made vacant b.
the resignation Of Miss L. Evelyn Thomp-
son. Miss Ruth Thompson win b. relief
operatoe.
Dec. (. 6ADu.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-12-06
Mt. DESERT FERRY,

School began Monday, with Misc Eliza
beth Jellison - teacher.
Mrs. Bessie Tufts il visiting her sister,
Mrs. George Hopkins, In Trenton.
Harvard Carter ID teaching In Sorrento,
and Miss Madge Moon At South Hancock.
Word was received here last week OF the
death Of Ivory Jellison ct . hospital in
Sacramento, Cal. Mr.. Jellisou was born
hsre, whefs he lived until going We
one brother Elwen 3. Jetlison, Of this
place, and Z half-sistsr Mrs.. Edith Wiki
inscu, Of Rockport, Aasa.
Dec. 4. @.
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COUNTY NEWS.


BQCKsPOkT.
8. q. Hall and Umily spent TAenkngiv-
ing with his son James In 6eafsport.
levis Chandler. Of New York. Il visit.
,nr nj. parents. tseorre Cha ndIer and wife.
.... 49,, 49, In M. o..
ws.. rr-... ~. - A. 49, 4. ~.
!. ~ - 40 ~ ~. n.
q $3.50.
Mrs. n .. slower rtu.neo saturday
IRON an extended WISH In msssacnuse''s
ana rennsyivanis.
Miss Georgia Leland ,wse home for
rs.,r..;v,r. ,..v;rv Nord.v ,,.rn;ng
...h,..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-12-06

Eastern Steamship Co. Reorganixes.
A reorganization Of the Eastern Steam
ship Co. was perfected with the filing Sat-
urday Of the articles Of incorporation Of
the Eastern Steamship corporation, which
was formed 1t Kittery with An authorized
capitalization Of y, l50, 900.
The new company will absorb tbs linss
running from Portland, Rockland, Bangor
and st. John, % we'll - various short lines
plying about ANAL Maine ports between
Portland and Mt. Desert.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-12-06
Cfry o. ELLswonru, MArSB.
In Board or ALDERMEN,
nnka neearp ta. fa,.

- DeSeHFocF v IsFftT
Upon the foregoing petition. 1. is ordered
copy Of said petition aud this order thereon
In the Ellsworth American. newspaper
printed In the city OF Ellsworth, Maine, and
that hearing thereon be given at the Mayor
and Aldcrmen's room on the first day Of
January. 1917 at - O'Clock p. m, at which lime
and place scsideuts and owners OF property
upon the Highways 10 be affected by ,hs
granting Of the permit applied for, and all
other persons interested. shall have full op.
portunfty to show cause Why such permit
should uotbe granted. the last publication Of
said notice 70 be 81 least fourteen (ii) days
before said herring.
true copy Of petition. and notice thereon.
Attest:-THoMAs E. HALE,
City CLERK.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-12-06

island, arr keeping houss in Luthsr Good
wins houso.
Luther Goodwin and wife have movsd
into Stephen 0oodwin's house to care for
him this winter.
Miss Fiorsncs Curtis and little Herbert
Trewoegy were home from Bangor to
spend the Thanksgiving rscsss.
Dec. 4. ANON.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-12-06
When Misfortune Falls.

Sometimes . clergyman goes wrong.
That 10 sensational news, because 1t Is 30
very unusual. 1t is out of the humdrum
OF everyday happenings, and makes it
what reporters call good stun.
But it Is . tremendous civic misfortune
to. have . minister 60 wrong. II hurts
every decent interest OF society. No
upright man, no true patriot, no mer-
chant who values credit among mon but
hopes the story il not true. To gioat over
it is to be careless OF the welfare Of our
little growing children, our young sons
and daughters, whom We send to Sunday
school and urge to attend church.
We can measure the moral stamina OF
mems hearts, re can detect tho secret
material Of their invisible souls, We can
guess ct their own hidden lives blythe way
they talk about . man OF honor hitherto
who ID accused Of . crime. To people of
pure thought and real high raindedness .
rumor long ago that . Prssident got
drunk at . dinner was Bringing sorrow.
They refused to believe 1t q long a. they
could. They covered il, hid It and spoke
Of every circumstances that proved It un-
true. This they did because We love our
country; becauSe . drunken Presiden
would be . calamity worse than famine.
Heaven knows that, In this nervous ags
Of ours, We need every stsadying prop and
stay. We need pure church. We need
clean public servants We stand desper-
ately in need Of strength in the character
Of all teachers Of righteousness men who
are professionally not ION the make", but
who profess to serve for the love OF their
fellow-man. And he IL the bassr criminal
who laughs in derision over the TALL OF any
such mAn.-Ne,c York Nau.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-12-06

The democrats again carried Port
land at the municipal election Mon
day, re-electing Mayor Oakley @.
Curtis, and electing q bare majority
Of the city council.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-12-06

don't know whether to make uss Of this
testimonial OF mot, musmursd hair-rs-
storer proprietor. "What's the matter
with itf' his friend inquired. swell, the
customer writes: 4 used to have three
bald spots ON the top Of my bad, but
since using bottle Of your hair rsstorsr ]
have only onsl'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-12-06

Granville JeIlison, OF Otis, found in the
woods last week large patch OF may
flowers, on the sunny side Of hill, from
which he gathered . large bunch, with
buds bursting into bloom.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-12-06

Postmistress for Twenty-three Years.
Adelia NJ, wife Of Joseph Gray, died
at her home in East surry last Monday
night, aged seventy-one years, eleven
months, four days.
Up to the time Of her resignation . few
years ago, Mrs. Gray had been postmis-
treas at East Surry for twenty three
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gray had four daughters
three Of whom survive Louise, wifs
OF Eugene Gaspar; Gertrude M, wife Of
Clarence Moore, Of Port Townsend, Wash
ington, and Annie E, Of Ellsworth. Jose
phine died few years ago.
The funeral win be At the home to-mor-
row afternoon at O'Clock.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-12-06
At Methodist Church

In series OF sermons to be given Sum
day evenings at the Methodist church, DR..
Kizer will use some material in the adj
dresses embraced in college and CHATEAU
qua lectures delivered in the West. The
aim is to make each sermon unit and yet
have relation to the other sermons of the
series. Following are the dates and
subjects:
Dec. 10-The Religious Value Of the
Novel. Readings from prominent works
of fiction.
Dec. 17-Access to the Divine Through
Literary Masterpieces.
Dec. 26-sunday school Christmas con-
cert.
Dec. H-A Religious Message from q
Modern Dramatic Masterpiece.
II the sermons prove Of interest, the
series may be continued. The morning
subject next Sunday 10: "Harmiessnesa.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-12-06

WHEREAB Masy =. Parker. Of Deer ls 70
wv nAneock eoenty. State o. Name e,,s %
Il Hancock county Fsgistry Of deeds book
~, page -. .conveyed 70 Geo A. warren ,,nw,
Of cas3fns, said county And stats. the follow \.
ing tract q land, with buildipgs, sitpateo ~
Deer Isis and described = follows: Being
the same fully described - said morI eage
deed. 70 which reference - hereby, mace !;
assignment dated Nov. I. ieos. recorded ~ ~
Hancock county registry Of deeds, book ~
pags 20. assigned g ne: the nnaess'Sas sed.
Ard : heresa the condition Of sid mortgage
deed has been broken and still remsips ~,
now therefore, claim . foseclosure apq sise
this notice for that turpoee. -
4 Castins. Me-. Dse. 4 I'M.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-12-06

F. Wales Eaton, of Sedgwick, gathered
the last flowers Of the season from his
crimson rambler on Nov. 23-three full
blown roses.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-12-06

Farmers' institutes in Hancock county
will b held this month ~ follows;
Thursday. Dec. a, Alamoosook grange
hall, East Orland, as 100 .. n. and $50
p m.
Friday, Dn. q, Halcyon grange hall.
North Blushiia, at ION .. M. snd 1.so p. n.
Hnturday, DEC. -, Nicolin grange hall,
North Eilswoeth, ct loso :. N. and 1.so
p. =
TIE speakers viii b. G. 9. Phelps, Halis-
bury, C0nn-; n. G. Shaw, Milford. N. H.,
SECRETARY Nsshua poultry bresdsrs' associ-
alton, and A. K. Gardner, ststs hosticul-
tuxist.
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COUNTY GOSSIP.

East Bluehill is having building boom.
Several transfers OF real estate have been
made there recently, on which summer
cottages will be built in the spring.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-12-06
sU,RII,RY.

Albert Conary II home from Bangor.
Albert Whites end wits a. hone from
Bangor Tor the wtntsr.
= Lawrence tsott and wifs are with Nrs.
Cots mother, Mn. Lucy Emery, for :
fsw days.
uyds withss and family, Of Swans
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-12-06
. Of tie Annual Meeting uf the Islsr
Tslsphons Company.

NOTICE II hereby given that the annual
IN meeting Of The stockholders Of this
company viii b. held q the once of Seth W.
Norwood. q Southwest Harbor, on Monday,
the eighth day of January, 1914 at O'Clock 2.
N. for the purpose 81 electing . Board Of d..
fectors and clerk, and receiving and acting
upon the reports Of the oflicers, and for The
transaction o. such other business as may
properly come before the meeting.
Dated u Southwest Har Dor, Me-, the .th day
sKrn W. NoRwooD,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-12-06
WEST srpNINoroN.

Mn. Ezra 0ott, who has bsen quite III,
Is improving.
The sardine factory, y hich has employed
100 men and women, has closed for the
season.
Kathlene and Lyle Cleveland, Of South
Deer Isle, visited their grandmother, Mrs..
J. w. Stinson, last week.
Dec. A. NUN
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-12-06

l4nck sssms to hsvs mAnia for drop.
ring IN On thoss who do mot sxpsct it.
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yMantsp.

~~-~NH-r-r~rS>~r NM r~~-~A~.r1x
ROYS AND GIRLS-Earn you chri,,n..
miums- Write us- Donnsrrc Surpty P rs
Boz ia Quincy. Mas. eo'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-09
EMPLOYEES At ELEPHANT BUTTE DAM To
RECEIVE THEIR MONTHLY PAY FRIDAY

ton prize. Excellent refreshments
were served.
Emery Hickock was here from Engle.
having his arm treated by camp physl-
clan J. Dale Graham Mr. HickOck first
had felOu or something Of that ma
ture on his arm, but did not consider
it dangerous Tt is said that blood pois-
onlng was narrowly aVerted- 1t Is
thought now that no serious results
VIII follow.
The family Of A. N. McBee Joined
him here few days ago. They will Oc-
cupy the four room cottage recently va
Gated by Lester MOntieth and family,
who moved into the Brown cottage. Mr..
9lcBee has charge Of the large mer-
camille store at the town.
Butter Famine.
The camp recently suffered butter
famine.
Quite a number Of santa Fe officials
visited camp on Saturday evening.
Coal Shortage Ends.
A special train brought in some coal.
The coal had been ordered about
month previous, but some delay some
where greatly Inconvenience many
It is said that the work Of excavation
on the Iume would have had to be dis
continued temporarily had the coal not
arrived.
For several days previous the dinky
engine used on the flume work. was
fired with wood much of which had
been washed in when the Rio Grande
was on a rampage several weeks ago
Second Iyceum Program.
The second number Of the lecture
course was largely attended. The mem
oers Of the concert company were
George Fox. viOlinist; Mrs Ethel Lee
Buxton, soprano, and Miss Lucille Nc
Ney. reader The next number Of the
course will be presented here on De-
cember g.
James A. French. who has been en-
gagged in photographic work for the
reclamation service in Colorado and
northern New Mexico the past summer.
stopped here for a brief visit on his
way TO his home in FL PasO.
Mrs. Lester MOntieth has returned
home from several days spent in FL
PasO. the guest Of friends
Mrs. Chester Wells viii entertain the
Embroidery club on Friday afternoon.
noon.
Dance Planned
A dance is to be held in the hall OF
the official quarters on Saturday even
ing.
Some Of the lumber has arrived for
the towers to be built on either side
Of the river.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-09
Butter and Coal Shortages
Occur; Bakery Is Opened
For Local Trade.

Elephant Butte. n NJ, Nov. 9.-Pay
day occurs on November 10. A Las
Cruces bank is expected to have a rep
resentative here TO cash checks. as
on last pay day. This is quite a con-
venience to the employees here. and
is also a business proposition for the
hank
Previous to this arrangement all
checks had to be sent by mail to near
D." banks and thus the people were
deprived Of hearing the money jingle
in their pockets for several days or
often week after pay day
1t viii be only short time before
the excavation for the flume viii have
been completed.
Bakery Is Opened.
The new bakery is now In operation
in the new building adjoining the mess
a. the town
". ". Reed arrived here on Tuesday
to cast his vote
The weather here now is delightful.
Many beautiful autumn flowers adOrn
the mountains around camp
DIT. Hart. of Council Bluffs, Iowa,
who for about 10 days was a guest in
the home Of Thomas Tate at Las Cru
Gus, stopped here on his return trip.
during his brief stay here. DR.. Hart
VIII in short time move his family to
the vicinity Of Las Cruces, where he
recently purchased property
Tent Houses Finished.
The three new tent houses being
erected near the official cottages. are
nearing completion The tents each
have a kitchen. They viii be occupied
by Samuel Patton and wife, David K.
BInt wife and son and engineer
Beatty, wife and son Mr.. Patton holds
the position Of masonry inspector; Mr..
Clint recently arrived here from the
Yakima project at North Yakima,
Wash. He occupies the position of clerk
in the office of Swan 7. Olsen. the fis-
cal agent. Mr.. Beatty arrived here sew
eral weeks ago from Los Angeles. Cal.
He is construction. engineer for the
power plant
A new trail has been built from the
wagon road near the mess hail to near
the top of the hill, where the new tents
have been placed
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Wells have re-
turned home from visit in the Hickock
home at EnEle.
Card Club Meets.
The last meeting of the card club
was held at the home Of Mrs. Blue Mrs
L J. Charles won the first prize and
Mrs. MacIntyre was given the consOla-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-09
To Shrink a Fleshy,
Flabby, Bloated Face
lFrom Happy Homes.l

The woman whose face has a blOated
appearance at times, particularly upon
arising, as well as she whose face is
permanently Overfleshy or flabby,
should use the saxolite solution. This
is made by dissOlving 1 or. powdered
saXOlite in IL pint Witch-hazeI, mex
pensive ingredients which any drug
gist can supply. Use as a wash lotion
There IS nothing better to reduce the
face to a normal condition. The loose
skin shrinks. bagginess and wrinkles
are ironed out Not only does the ef-
pearance, but there is also a cOmfOrta-
bic feeling of firmness and smugness
This trea tment is far superior to
massa &c. The latter, as matter Of
fact can afford but temporary relief
and its continuance tends to break
down the muscular tissue and aggra-
vate the trOuble-Adv.