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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-11
From Departments Of Parks and
BouIevards.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gehtlsmen - Your Committee to
whom Was referred the communication
or the Commissioner OF Parks and Bow
lcvards regarding proposals received
for the construction Of q sea wall ut
owen Park, beg leave to report tfat
we hrve had the same undet copsider-
alton and ind that George, r. Cook 10
the lowest bidder In the sum Of t1.7SS.
Owipg to the fact that he 10 now At
work constructing similar wall on
the adjoining property for wills =
Bull. he has agreed to allow the sum
az ts0e for the privilege OF using tire
park driveway,to make the MI onsthe
BOIL property. thereby. reducing the
amount OF the contract 10 SASS.
Your Committee, believing this bid
reasonable and just, recommend that
the contract entered into by the Corr
ntiEsicner OF Parks and Boulevardl
With George h Cooke In the sum or
ts,4Ss. be conhrmed. 49, ~: s :
Rsspsssf ~ Z sHhTit;Ad,
THOS HsskYNCH 80 ~ -
GEORGE H. ELLIS,
D. ROSENTHAL,
VIII q. HINDLE.
Accepted and adotpsd an follows.
Yeas--Ald. Allan. .Broxo. Burton,
Defined, Ellis, Field, Carney, Gilman.
HARPER, Hfndle, Heating. Keusch,.
Eoenig. Knapp. Littleneld Lodge,
Lynch. Mason. Merritt. O'Brten, Os-
trowski, owen, Rosenthal. Schultz,
Skrrycki, Theisen, Tossy, Vernon.
Walsh. Watson. Zoeiier. and the Prssi-'
Nayn--None.
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Placed on file. sa''n omeer,
From the slnkInc Fund comm,..,or

Ts the Honorable the Common coun. a.
Genttfnen---A meeting OF the f.o
,rott City Sinking Fund Commission
wax held Tuesday. Oct. 10. 1911, ii 90
r. at me Wayne County SAVINGS
Ing presents: "
Thompson. Heincman. Gilman
and Koch. 1865
The City Treasurer delivered 10 10
Commissioners sevenly-six J7Sl speeial
Assesrment Bonds, Nos 1871 to 1865.
amounting to ts2,E9S6
The commissioners verified the bonds
them correct, accepted and placed Tn, =,
In the strong box ~ -
The Commissioners took from the
stront; box nfty-seven t57) speciai As
s ssssment. Bonds amounting to s65,-
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From eoard 81 A,ses.ors.

From Board OF Asaessore.
re o the ,HonSraSbs the common council;
NcS fiol and. iiSS for srading and
M ssass dfG sRs West sss fn ns
from the north curb line OF Kerchevai
ayenue 70 the south curb line Of Mack
.The usual notice requirea by, law
wiz TO- she pa5ssss " Ina
tnotiosp and aliidavlts % pabiication. No
gers,en mas appeared g object 70 said
We have. therefore. signed the same.
and and report them % your Honorable
THE BoA lfips SF AlsssEssoRs,
BY HENRY PLAss.
ACCEPTED, and leave being GRANTED.
= the foiicwing fesolution was offered:
BY AID. Theiseng ,'&r
Nos Jiioa and fIe5 for grading and
paving Willis avenue \ from the east
line g "a HASTINGS street e the west line
avenue 10 the south curb line 81 Mack
ssn sa % bspS spPgDssa q srd pr ss
.aereip are received aa correct; and
sessment rolls are the correct ones
which each Individual or sset aof indi-
viduais should be assessed at and pay,
and that tina said assessments be coll
lected from the several persons liable
&c pay the. same according TO law.
approve the form Of the above reso-
WAITER BARLOW
rsistant Sorporation Counsel
ffses optsa f SiISs. t,rozo n,,.,o,
Deimsi. Ellis. Field. GarSey Gilman
HARPER Ke,isehy keenig. Knapp Little
field Lodge. Lyhchs Mason, Merritt.
O'Brieff+ fJsfrow stE sf1wan sRosenthaI
Schultz. Skrzycl<k Theisen Tossy. YER
nos tsvalsft Watson. zoeiiers and the
Presidcnt---30.,,s ~. 49, 49, ~
Naya--None.s ~ ~ .
Fran Clerk Of the Recorders court,
10 the Honorable the Common Council:
usntiamena-I respectfully report 20
your Honoranies Body that a Jury duly
itnpantned In the Recorders Court. In
the rnatterrof opening Forest avenue
from Mt. Elliott avenue to the easterly
cay limits whore not already open and
public street ah6s highway, rendered q
verdict I'm favor of said. opening March
10. 1911. which was confirmed by the
Court, October 9Th. n111 -.
I'm accordance with the statute 7 here
with tfangsnit a certified copy OF said
vesdictyand OF. the Judgment OF connrma-
49, 4 Respectfully.
JoHNsA GRoGAN,
sAecepted. ana sratered TO the Com
nittse on. Street Openings.
- e'Sstf a rrs<------------ "a
From Department. Of Parks and
1s Botfevsrds.
no the Hoporble the Common Council:
Gs9sl ss IN. hand you the
year endink June s0th, 1911.
81 a NJ HURLBuT.
~ Commissioner
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IA. accordance with plane submitted 20
and approved by said department.
Provided. That no rights IA the pub
lie streets shall be considered Waived
BY this perminaion, which IL granted
expressly on the condition that Bald
area and all distractions In connection
Herewith shall be removed ~ any
time when 80 directed by the Common
Provided. THAT said permit issusd by
the Department OF Public Works II
granted with the distinct understand
ing that In the event Of the Charter
being amended In such manner az viii
provide for the levying OF an annual
Zee 20 be- hereafter Determined upon.
Tor the occupancy Of public property.
that the grantee will pay said fee pro-
yided for In said act, and that said
Krantee does hereby bind himself there
unto and accept said permit on the
conditions hereby imposed.
4 Adopted as follows:
nsi$si, Ellis, Field. osrSss. Glinnss ZEN.
Harpfer, Hindle. Keusch, Koeptg.
Knapp, LAttleheld. Lodge, Lynch. Ma
son, Merritt OBrien, Ostrowski, Ros-
enthal, schultE, skrzycki. Theiaen.
Tossy, Vernon, Walsh, Watson. zoslisr,
and the President-Si.
Naye--None.
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From the CLERK.

From the Clerk.
~ nat ne presented. such portion or
~ required BY the Charter 70 be so pre-
sented. to His Honor the Mayor Tor
approval. on the 7th inst..-and that
except aes ws such paSsis on the ioth
the Mayors veto message. $3.50
Placed on file.
Also. That he has received waiver
Ing Company. In the matter OF con-
structing tunnel under Maybury ave-
. Referred TO Committee on ways ana
FROM THE SAME.
To the Honorable the Common Council.
~ Gsntl sIa HI beg 20 advise your
LIQUOR dealers applications and bonds.
under Act No. 2pf OF the Public Acts
OF 1903. as amended, have, been fiIed in
- APPLIcATfoNs.
l9f1--John Keller. for transfer from
no Anderson street TO asa wesson
CHARLES a. StcHot.s.
Referred to Committee on Liquor
nes FROM THE SAME
To the Honorable the Comomn Council:
Gentlemen---E Enclosed you will find
amended Ordinances, relative TO Car
bage, and dirt In Streets. In the City
/ submit same TO your Honorable
Body for your consideration, approval.
From the experiences that have had
IN the past few months. am satisfied
this amended ordinance viii please the
majority OF our citizens and taxpay-
ers. I am also positive II Will OPEN
IN the avenue for clean city. that
will be the envy OF the whole country
for its cleanliness, healthiness. and
Very truly yours, ,,,,.,,
FRANK .D. HOVEfs
Following are the Ordinances:
AN ORDINANCE 70 amend Section OF
CHAPTER % ~ the Complied Ordin-
srces OF ,.Ie City OF Detroit for the
saf s here hereby ordained BY the people
OF the CITY OF Detroit;
2 Chapter % OF the Compiled Ordifi-
3 ances OF the City OF Detroit for
4 the year 1904 be and the same r.
s hereby amended so a. TO read as
scc' !. II IL herebv made the
duty OF the occupants Of every
dwelling house or other building
70 I'm the City Of Detroit "a. provide a
II sanitary receptacle ~ brick, &C.
~ ment or galvanized iron, with
u water-tight covers. In which such
a occupant shall cause TO be placed
10 OF deposited all ofal. garbage ant
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To The. HONORABLE the Common Council:
usntismen.In compliance with q
Body Oct. 22d. 1905. I beg 70 report for
received at thH once and the garbage
collection depot for the non collection
OF garbage and dead animals. or an
average pf seven and five-sixths q 6-6)
Respeetfuify submitted.
]. j, HAARER,
Referred TO COMMITTEES on Health
and City Hospitals.
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'r..-- peurIatlcr.
To the HonorapIe the I,ommol Council

To the honoraple the tsomm0a CouhSn'
b ~ .s-<.---., ~. ~Oit..-..etov "a. -. :
qunr Regulation. TO whom was refer
rec the application and bond or Will
lam Schneider for permit 70 transfor
license from 20 Jefferson avenue 70
lSsS Chene street. respectfully repsrt
We Rave had the same under consider
alton and seeing no objection thereto.
recommend that said request be grant
ed and the bond nled for 1895 Chene
street be approved.
Respectfully submitted
GEORGE II. ELLIS.
JOHN HARPER,
FRED w. KNAPP e.s
ALBERT y. ALLAN,
JOHN G. CARNEY,
Actepted and adopted as follows.
Yeas--Ald. Allan. Brozo. Burton.
peimel. Ellis Field. Garyey, Gilman.
Koenig. Knapp. Llttlefeld Lodge.
Lynch, Mason. Merritt, % Brien, o.
trowski, owen, Rosenthal. Schultz.
skrzycki,. Theisen, Tossy. vernon
walsh. Watson. Zoeller. and the Presi-
dent--32. iG
Nays--None.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-11

To The Honorahie the Common Council;
dentlemep-I herewith submit TO
your tHOnorablc Rodv my report for
tie wesk ending October the Sth. 1911.
TEST or the gases supplied the gas
consumers or the city during the above
i.erfOd found the same consistent with
The heat units In the Products OF the
Detroit City Gas Co. averaged 62b Il.
Il. US. gross per cubic foot OF gas.
against The requirement OF 600 THE
illuminating value OF the west side
gas avetaEed 1903 candles against
1883 on the east side No hydrogen
sulphide or ammonia was found The
Total sulphur test showed 1890 grains
yer 100 cubic feet of gas
The Eighteenth ward gas showed q
eandfe-power ~ 1919. a heating value
nf 61s b IT. us. and no hydrogen sui
phide- These results are consistent
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.E0MMQN council



lateral Sewer No. 2ase--In alley In
block bounded by seyburn and Van
Dyke avenues, Walnut and Waterloo
.tffstS ESTIMATED cost per iineai foot,
Lateral sewer No: sa7o--In alley IN
block bounded by pistel, Elsmere. Fui-
Ion aud Cottage Grows aNenuea. Doti-
mated vest per Hneei foot tlso;
blocks bounded BY Canton. Helen ave.
nues, Mack avenue and stuart street.
ESTIMATED cost per iineai foot. ti.e0,
E AHa Y z hereby dselsrsd that this
"a o. Chapter l.. of the Charter OF 1898.
a0thorizing the Common Council to
direct and reKplate the construction OF
lateral sewers or drains for the puI.
lots of3cefiars, yards and sinks. when
syst IN their opinion the same shall
, Rsssissd That Cor the purpose OF
the cost Of said vitrined crock lateral
sewere. the lots ana parcels % real -.
tate within the limits OF each OF said
which each uS s q said lateral sH' sewer. Is
ordered TO be constructed. as set forth
and described In the plat thereof sub
,mitted by the Department Of Public
constituted, and declared 10 be one
local assessment district for the lateral
sewer 90 constructed.
Resolves. That tbs. city Engineer be
and he ~ hereby ordered and directed
ito make an assessment on the lots and
parcels Of real ESTATE within the TIM
Its OF each OF said lateral sewers and
5enefit Or said aid tots and parcels Of real
estate shan receive from said Improve
ResoKsd. That the Department OF
"a advsrtise ave times nf for pro gSsSs
Tor constructing said lateral sewers
4 Adopted as Follows.
Z Yehs--Aid Allan. Brozo, Burton.
Dsinel. Ellis. Field. Garvey Gilman.
HARPER .Keuseh, .Koenig, Knapp Little
held, Lodge. Lynch. Mason, Merritt
QBrien, Ostrowski. owen, Rosenthai.
nor, Walsh Watson zoeiler. and the
President--30
Nays--None.
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To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen - Your COMMITTEES on
Claims and Accounts. 20 whom was re-
ferred the Controllers llst OF approved
accounts OF Octe 10. 1911. respectfully
report that I'VE have examined the
same. and believing them 10 be cor
rect recommend that they be PAID
from the proper funds.
Respectfully submitted.
4 JAMES VhRNOG
GEO A. OWEN.
SHERMAN LITTLEFIELD.
STEPHAN 8. sKRzfckL
Aid Ksatins entered and took his
seat.
Adopted az follows:
yaas--Aid; Aila7, arose Burton
Farpfer, Hindle. Heating. keusch.
Koenis. Knapp. Littleheld, Lodge.
Lynch. Mason. Merritt O.Brten. Os
trowhkl, Owen, llosepthal Schultz.
Skrsycki, TheiSen. Tossy, Verne s.
Walsh. Watson. Zoellsr. and the Presi-
dent--32.
NGys--None.
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BY Aid. Knapp:
Resolved. That the Department OF
Public Works be, and r. hereby au-
thorised and directed to issue a permit
10 German Evan. Luth. Bethel Church.
10 construct covered area. extending
premises. located at 720 to Ise
Mitcheii avenue, provided the plane
are approved by the Department o.
Proy,dsd' That said work shall be
performed under the supervision OF the
bepartment OF Public Works. and In
accordance with plans submitted TO
ana approved by said Department:
Provided. That no rights In the pub
lie streets shall be considered waived
bv this permission, which u granted
sxpressly on the condition that said
area and ala obstructions In connec-
ton therewith shall be removed az any
time when 30 directed BY the Common
Council; and further
Provided That said permit Issued
TAINTED with the distinct understand
ins that In the event Of the Charte.
helms amended Ia such manner es Will
provide for the levyine Of an annual
fee q. be hereafter determined upon.
for the occupancy OF public propeIb =
that the grantee viii pay said Zee pso.
vIded for In said act. and that said
lance does hereby bind himaeif
thersunto and accept said permit on
fhe conditions hereby Imposed
Referred 20 Committee on streets
TIIIRTEENTH WARD.
BY Aid Bro1o. 49,. - A.
Resolved. THAT permissIop be snd Z
hereby granted 20 Blue Ribbon soei>'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-16
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Bones of a strange animal found on
Grand Tracadfe leach, are 50 unfamil-
lar and pulling to residents at Char
lottetown. p. Z. l.. that they will be
placed IN the hands of a scientist to
determine the identity OF the strange
skeleton. Some scientists who have
seen the animal. believe that il may
be the remains of a sea- serpent. Il
is thought that the find. which was
caused by the shifting of sand during
the recent heavy gale may prove of
great historic interest The animal
measures over is feet in length.
CONSTRUCTION of good roads by con-
Wet labor is being urged by speak
ers in attendance at the eighth annual
convention of the American Road
Ruilders' Association and National
Good Roads Congress, which began a
second days session. Wednesday, at
Rochester. y y The program included
addresses on "Adaptability of Roads
and Pavements to Local Condition. by
Nelson II Lewis. New York City, and
problems of Construction" by Major
w w Crosby of the Maryland State
Roads Commission Late Wednesday
afternoon the delegates made an auto
mobile inspection of roads in that Vi
cinity and in the evening they attend
ed a smoker. The delegate with the
long distance record is A. T. Miner
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NO POLITICS IN 1T,
But Jett and Youtsey Want Presidency
OF Prison c. E. Society.

Frankfort, Ky, Nov. 15.-I. Curt Jett
and Henry Youtsey probably the most
notorious of the life term prisoners in
the Kentucky penitentiary here. are
both earnestly seeking election as
president of the prison Christian En-
deavor Society, The names of both fig
ured in the Goebel trials and their
surnames have figured heretofore in
feud news from the mountains. They
had a similar contest, last year, and
Youtsey won. though the balloting was
So fast and furious and the vote so
close that Jett made application af-
terward to Warden Mudd to contest
the election. Politics has not figured
largely in races inside the prison walls
and the men have not divided strictly
on party lines, but this time much
partisan feeling has been worked up.
Noutsey has the support of the Repub-
leans and dSgruntled Democrats and
.ett has all of the Democrats and the
progressive Republicans,
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

C,artrnda E,lIar ~ /, -.
1tosssnh,,satts a,ir1 ~ -
BALDWIN ,,.itt, -, Ell. 80 ~
t,rad EalIe,, aha,,t So. ~.
ara ,,,bo diso,,rlar,d 49, t,...,t''.
bos b.ap fncata3 j., pa,.tI,,d CO. -
viii nao,,1a Nm r,iu oara CO.,. 80, -.
,,resant Har fatbar 10 IA 80 -
yin h taIsa,, ~ ,.,,,id g.. 49,, I -
FORT ~
,hona},t - Us go ma ~, "a (
C.ra,fas, - - - C S'sas..'e
,rnasdav T5a S,r,.t,,no - 80 : = !,
aot tana+ra,, NIL, o.. 80 -. ~
etoc,, ana ,,oI,,aI,,o far,,tn. no. Ii
,,,onts Tho on - ti,o - - a.
FOOT o,,,t NO., ,,arft,. h,,,,, -
neiqblors for,,,i,e, b,,olsat trio,ade
so,ad tI,o no t5,oss.5,.,, 49,, IT.
loco, VIC .bo7,t 10000 ,,.i+h 49, -.
once
oi ~ =. 'ioosiilS u iiahlpdeh' ~
; e't9 oi", WIZ "aiuefed away from
no i.9iiie III III VI atel tlot ana was
Ioi seSeiai uays III the woods WITH
""' iooo vi sileiter' uiea, Iuesaay
from 'iie rFsuits Oh exposure. lie was
ioui,u III Deuii'hi' nearly ~ illies IRON
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----'-'-----------------'
CHELSEA.

WEST-Mrs. Georgia White who is
teaching in Augusta spent Saturday
and Sunday at her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dondero have
gone to Boston for week or ten days
visit to relatives.
\ full blooded Percheron stallion
weighing 1850 pounds has been pur-
chased by the horse men in this vicin-
ity and is to be kept at J. b. Hayes,
Randolph, for breeding services. He
is owned by corpC ration consisting
of Edgar Fowles, president, Theodore
Hayes, secretary, ana J. b. Hayes,
treasurer
Mrs. Selma Trask gave a social for
the Grange at the Town hall, Tuesday
A large crowd assembled and a good
time was enjoyed by all. About eight
dollars was realized for the Grange
hall
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Trask are to
move to Augusta Monday for the win
ter.
schools in town close for a two
weeks vacation, Friday, with the ex-
ception of No. , which Will keep one
week later on account of the teacher
being called home che week owing to
the death of her uncle.
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Emma Mccoy, one of the clerical
staff in the office of his cutlery manu-
featuring concern. Governor Good
ell is II years old and the bride. who
is a member OF an old New Hamp-
shire family, is young woman. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
O. (. Kimball of the Antrim Baptist
church.
Victor Bakutis, aged {, of Brockton.
drank a pint of whiskey and died.
Monday. He ate peanuts the day be-
fore and suffered from q stomach ache.
His mother gave him a spoonful of
whisksy as medicine and placed the
bottle on shelf. She then left the
room and the little boy, climbing up
found the bottle and drank the con-
tents. After playing few minutes he
was stricken with commissions and died
shortly afterward. Medical Examiner
"A. Elliot Paine absolyed the boys
mother, Mrs. John Bakutis. and other
members of the family from any
blame,
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PALERMO.

EAST-Miss Margaret Norton, who
has been stopping at Dexter Turner's
at Centre Palermo, has returned home
to care for her mother who is ill.,
Mrs. Rebeeca Turner. who has been
visiting her son in Augusta, has re-
turned home. ana is at this writing
visiting her brother Edward Glidden
Mrs. Turner is SO and can rightly be
called one of our smart old ladies.
Miss Lillian Scates entertained a
party of her young friends, Nov 10, it
being in honor of her 18th birthday
Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Benner of
Palermo Centre visited their daughter,
Mrs. a. Y. Seates. Saturday.
Mrs. Woodbury. Tibbetts, who went
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BUTTER AND EGGS
And Fluctuation in Prices Making
Trouble in Chicago.

Chicago, Nov. ia surprise equal
TO that caused by the action of the
Chicago Butter and Egg Board, when,
Monday, it forced up the prices of but
ter and eggs came, today, when it be-
came known that the board had just
as suddenly cut the prices to the fig
ures which prevailed, last Saturday.
The board which is under investiga-
tion by the government, cut the price
of butter from 33 to 81 cents a pound.
The board reduced the price of eggs
from the Monday price of 26 and %
cents to the Saturday price of % and
= cents The prices We're sent up on
tie day that the cold wave struck Chi
cago.
United States District Attorney
James II. Wilkerson said the price
committee of the Butter and Egg
Board would be given a chance to eX-
plain its action of Monday in the
chancery hearings this week in the
government suit TO dissolve the board
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Of sydney, Y. s, W who travelled 16,
0oo miles to attend the convention.
Maurice !. spottswood, trolley car
starter. was eleefocuted, Wednesday,
IT New Haven, ct, attempting to
use the companX1s telephone system
To report Il crossing of the city cleo
trio light wire which had set fire 10
a pole in the uptown district The
telephone is locaad on a pole on the
sidewalk Spottswaod had secured con-
neetion and had started to talk when
the current from the trolley wire en-
tered the telephone and he was hnrl-
cd TO the ground, Physicians We're
called aud it vas found that he had
been killed practically instantly. about
$50 volts having passed through the
body. The victim was about 80 years
old
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a. a.: know just how you feel but
unless You discard powder and use
plain spu1naX lotion, YOU cannot expect
TO overcome ahe oily, muddy condition
of the skin. Get four ounces of spurmaX
and dissolve In oue-haH pint hot water,
then add two teaSpoonfuls Blyeerine
This makes an IDEAL lotion and will clear
the skin of pimpleS, backheadS and
other impurities. The spurmaX lotion is
Invisible when on and does not rub or
blow off Using It gives the complexion
a velvety smOothness and exquisite tint
Nslie: You can avoid the pain and ex-
pens attending the Use OF the electric
}eedM. if you get an original ounce
package Of delatone, and with little of
the powder mix enough water to form d
pasteApply to hairy surface and in Two
of three minutes .scrape off aud the hairs
GONE with il. Then wash the skin and
Won will find 1t smooth and white. You
Will have to pay a dollar an ounce for
delatone, but this is trifling as 1t never
fails.
A p: The shampoo YOU mention con
tains free alkali and 1t Is this no
doubt that causes your hair to grow
coarse and brittle and fall out. a cleans
ing and very beneficial shampoo can be
made by disSolvins a teaspoonful of can
throX in a cup of hot water This hath
erS freely and loosens every particle of
dust and dandruff Rnsing leaves the
scalp Immediately clean aud the hair
dries quickly and evenly, while il takes
on lustre and softness truly charming
Freda From what You say, your con-
dition is serious, and | would suggest
taking a blood cleanser You will lind
that plain kardehe, found in any arug
store is splendid for Kidding the system
of impurities and rebuilding waste tissue
This acts gently and greatly stimulates
avery organ in the body. You can make
your own tonic by dissolving one-half
|cupful sugar i'm a half-pint alcohol then
padding one ounce kardene and hotswater
FLO make a quart. Take tablespoonful
three times day. and YOU will soon be
well aud strong and be able to enjoy a
good nights rest.
Jessie: l cannot recommend an eye