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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-27

The presidential collection of china
at the White House" says "A dispatch,
has received "A notable addition in a
cup and saucer from which President
Jackson drank his coffee" The an
nouncement that Andy drank from a
saucer is further evidence of his ster-
ling democracy.-Wa Post
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-27

ADVERTISE IN The NEWS:
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-27

Some women keep secret just for
pure meanness.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-18
BIKE COPS BAG Big SPEEDERS
Seventy.Fiye Waterloo Visitors
Stopped on Pleasure Jaunt.
GOULD DIETz IS 0vERHAULED
He Fails to show Up In Police Court
and Bench Warrant IL Issued
for His Arrest-Other
speeders Fined.

In showing seventy-fiye members Of
the Waterloo Ad club a good time Thurs
day night thirty five Omaha automo-
bilists violated the speed laws. according
to Traffic Officers Wheeler and Emery.
They arrested three Of the drivers for
running cars from thirty five TO fifty five
miles an hour on Thirty-eighth avenue.
w. J. Kline of 1913 Elm street, who
has been arrested for speeding before,
was fined so and costs for driving the
second car Of the parade over fifty miles
per hour.
r. H. Woodwork Of 3iO5 Dewey avenue
was fined IS and costs after pleading
guilty. lie then tried to appeal. but
could not after having pleaded guilty.
DietE Fails TO show Up.
Gould Dietz, lumbernan and prominent
member Of the Commercial club. was also
arrested He failed TO show up In police
court and a second warrant was issued
for his arrest
Other automObilists to he fined we're
f. L. Scott. 4229 Franklin n. II. Nelson.
S and costs each, and Roy Cohen, 1924
North Eighteenth street. $40 and costs.
The Waterloo visitors arrived at
O'Clock, an hour late and to show them
the beautiful boulevards and parks Of
Omaha the drivers were asked to speed
up They did SO. never supposing that
tn" motorcycle officers would stop them.
Woodwork created laugh In court
when no referred to their arrest as
disgusting piece Of business"
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-18
Striking Tinsmiths
Returning to Work
in the Open Shops

There is very little change in the strike
OF the Brotherhood OF Sheet Metal Work.
ers. neither the employers union or the
strikers giving in to each others de-
mands. The timers are striking for a
minimum scale of Il cents an hour for
all Omaha workers and a half holiday
on Saturday eight months Of the year.
About seventy timers are out and
about fifteen Of this number are working
in shops not belonging 10 the Master
Sheet Metal Workers association. which
has agreed to pay aH the members Of the
Omaha union a cents an hour
The shops are able to take care Of all
the work with the aid of nonunion men
and outside help. At present there is not
much tin work TO he done.
The strikers are willing To arbitrate
with the employers union and even take
less than 5-cent Increase
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-18
Waterloo.

Waterloo.
A. r. Gates made flying trip to
Omaha Wednesday afternoon
Miss Lucille Park was here Tuesday
visiting her brother Mendel and Mrs,
Teal.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. $. Flor came from
Omaha sunday for a visit with Waterloo
relatives.
c. f. Mock left Monday for Belle
Fourche. $, d, where he will engage in
shearing sheep.
c. c, Peabody. who is bookkeeper at
the Robinson Seed companys office, went
TO Omaha Saturday.
Mrs. Art Myers was called to Kennard
Monday TO see her mother, who has suf-
fered broken ankle.
J. c. Robinson and f. A. Pike made
quick trip to David City last Friday aft
ernoon, on seed business.
Mrs. J. A. Woods was here last week
visiting her daughter. Mrs. BENJAMIN
Stenglein. and returned TO Omaha Sun
day morning.
A banquet and social time was given
by Waterloo lodge No. los, Ancient Free
and Accepted Masons. Tuesday evening
IN Masonic temple.
Mrs G. A. Lndquest Of Benson, mother
Of T. l.. LIndouest visited her son and
wife the last week. Mr., and Mrs, George
johnson were also guests al sunday din
ner at the Lindauest home.
Mothers DAY was observed quite gener-
ally in Waterloo SUNDAY by the people.
Many white and pink flowers we're worn
by the men and women. Special services
were held at the PRESBYTERIAN church
Mrs. Nelson J. Bel and Miss Rose Coy
went TO Fremont "Wednesday evening to
attend the annual meeting Of the grand
chapter Of the Eastern star, Mrs, Bell
being a delegate from the local chapter.
Mrs. George johnson took her dogs 10
the kennel show at Fremont last week
and entered them for premiums, She was
fortunate in getting the first prize for
both. Ia the toy spaniel class, to which
they belong.
Miss Kate Shea was home over SUNDAY
visiting her parents. Mr and Mrs. T W.
Shea This Is the first time she has been
home for nine months Miss Shea sus-
tained injuries last summer that kept her
from work for some time.
Charlie and Date Compton drove to
Valley Wednesday afternoon to get wire
and other apparatus to use In dynamiting
on the river Thursday II IL the intention
10 blow out sonre of the cuts south Of
town and the work began Thursday. This
will. no doubt. help to get the bends
Strengthened out
The drainage hoard met Tuesday at
Waterloo and looked after some routine
business. as we'll as making few
changes IN work already laid out, and
seeking to have the same rushed along
more rapidly. The contractors were repre-
sented at the meeting by Mr.. Pollard
and Engineer Nelson was present. as also
was Attorney Courtright Of Fremont. It
seems there are a few of the river cuts
that are entirely opened, and a number
have distractions which will have to he
removed and there IL considerable stump
age vet TO he cleared.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-18
Falls Four Stories
Into Pile of Debris
of Burned Building

Charles kinsman. a house wrecker,
employed by Philip Kunz a contractor.
engaged tn dismantling the Ames build
ing at Sixteenth and Farnam streets.
fell from scaffold to til eground yestsr-
DAY morning and received probably fatal
injuries.
kinsman Was working on the fourth
floor One Of his guy ropes became
caught against a jagged brick and wore
in two preCipitating him to the ground
below. lie struck a lot Of brick and
tmbers and was unconscious when
picked up. He was hurried TO st
Joseph's hospital An operation was per-
formed at noon. but his recovery Is con-
sldered doubtful.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-18
Contests Are to Be
Started for Places
on County Tickets

contests for the last place among the
democratic nominations for state senator
will be started hy Richard ;. Horton AMI
James u'Hara SATURDAY. y. Hasrmann
probably will start contest for last
place on the republican ticket against
F. : Tucker
Canvass Of the Douglas county vote
viii be completed late this afternoon
The totals will put c. r. Liver in the
last place on the democratic ticket with
a lead Of about five over Horton. Horton
Hiil have lead n between twenty and
thirty over pIIara. Tucker will have =
small lead over IIaarmann, who has b"er
supposed 10 have beaten Tucker for tn"
last place.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-18
AN AMERICAN
DRINK FOR THE
AMERICAN PEOPLE
Our Island Possessions Gift
to the Nation in a
National Drink.

The American people know little Of
the great benefits that would come TO
them il they would make pineapple juice
their table drink.
The pure juice Of the Hawaiian pine
apple is one of the greatest beverages
ever brought to the attention Of man
Kind. 1t builds up the system, aids di-
gestion and is n decided relief in cases
Of throat trouble.
DOle's Pineapple Juice is the abso-
lutely pure juice of choice pineapples.
Order some to-day. Sold by druggists
and grOcers everywhere.
Cooling Drinks and Desserts" an
interesting little book telling how to
make many pleasant, cooling drinks,
sent free.
Pineapple Products Co, Ltd.
liz Market st., San Francisco
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-18

Mrs. Charley Gilbert is improving quite
rapidly
Miss Beth kratz visited from Friday
till sunday with Miss Hazel Switzer
VIII BOettg.r will start Tuesday for
a three months visit In GERMANY
Mr. and Alrs. r. N Sketchley of Blair
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs, Spring
Bert and Earve Harris Of Omaha Wis
tied their uncle, +, f. Richard. SUNDAY
Mrs. Norton Watson Of Lincoln is
spending the week with her father Mr
Frank IIibbard.
Mrs Fred Paulsen OF Bennington visited
saturday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs
Nels Rasmussen.
Mr. and Mrs. y. : Thompson and rIiI-
dTen spent Sunday With Mr. and Mrs
Nielsen of Debolt.
Miss Kate Petersen. Miss Nellie jacob
sen, Mr.. Morris Krsyer and Jim and
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-18
Stage Folk Decide
to Dance Together
All Through Life

Arthur J. Miller Of New York City and
Miss Ethel Simmons Of Brooklyn. a sub
urb Of New York City, VINO are at the
orpheum with a dancing number this
week. have succeeded so well with their
fifteen minutes in one" that they hsv-
resolved to dance through life together.
hand in hand and foot In foot. as it were
They secured marriage license from
the county court office yesterday and hied
them to the office OF Justice of the Peace
Barker He tied good. hard nuptial
knot. Miss Simmons helping by holding
her finger Then the justice added a
few more knots to make sure. applied Il
lot Of red hot sealing wax and sent the
Aillers dancing out Of the office like 4
pair Of young colts
Arthur is D and Ethel is just turned .
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-18
TRUSTING RAILR0aDER
HAS HIS FAITH SHATTERED

Until Thursday night Glenn TelIey. a
car worker for the Chicago Great West
ern, had all the confidence in the world in
Lis fellow man. He thought that na eour
trust a receipted pay check or large sums
Of money with anyone. Now he thinks
differently,
Late Thursday afternoon TelIey was
busy, and when Re saw Arthur Futner
doing nothing he endorsed a check for
sisii and asked Futner to 60 and cash
It for him That was the last ne saw q
either Futner or the check He notified
both the Council Bluffs and omsha Do
lice Of his misfortune.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-18

as the burglars secuted his house the
morgue.
And now no one knows how much the
burglars profited and no one cares, for
no relative nor close friend had Enders
A little memorandum says Noodmen
Of the World insurance policy for 900
was stored in the hermit's shack. and
neighbors believe there was a large sum
Of money. But none knows nor cares
since the old man has gone
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-18
FIRE IN SARPY COUNTY
LEAVES FAMILY DESTITUTE

Fire totally destroyed the home of Mr.
and Mrs, Frank Turek. on the Coffin
Springs road. In sarpy county. at ia
O'Clock Thursday afternoon, Three small
children We're "a the house at the time Of
tho fire. hut usuagd To escape the flames
When th' fire broke cIt Mrs Turek
was In the feld. out or sight Of the house
and did NOT knew that her home had bsen
destroyed until informed of the fact by
her n"lEhh.r E'lt Dehsika Mr. Turek
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-18
SNICKERING DEFENDANT
CALLED DOWN BY JUDGE

That no one has the right to laugh at
the testimony Of witness in police court
was what Acting Magistrate Altstsdt in
dicated when he threatened TO fine c.
Reese Of sl3 South Eighteenth street for
contempt for snickering
Reese was arrested on complaint Of
Mrs. Hicks, 1913 Leavenworth street. that
a cocker spaniel dog belonging to Reese
had bitten her little daughter. Reese
made fun Of Mrs Hicks and other wit
nesses' testimony, laughing aloud. Judge
interrupted his mcrrimert by in
quirfng what vas funny. Reese made a
flippant reply and the court laid down
his ultimatCm-
Reese vas ordered to have the dog
shot.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-18
OMAHA'S GREATEST CLOTHING HOUSE

Walter Madsen OF Henson spent SUNDAY
at the A. 4. Dein horne
Mr.. George Thompson returned to his
home IN tIncy, Neh. Wednesday he
being here To attend the funeral Of his
brother. John Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. F, Kuntsen Of Benson
Mr.. and Mrs Eckersen Of Omaha and
Mir and Mrs. Alfred Rasmussen from
near Remington, spent Sunday at the
Nels Rasmussen home
Friends Of Mrs. : r Brewster sur
prised her Tuesday In honor ut her
birthday. very pleasant day was spent.
those present being Mrs F.. +. Brewster
Mrs. c, q. Brewster and Mrs W l.. Ston-
Rker Of Omaha, Mrs, c. y, Hibbard OF
South Omaha and Mrs, Norton Watson
Of Lincoln and Miss Fannie Andersen,
Mrs John Elton and Mrs. Arthur
knight
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Wheeler autoed
to Omaha Monday
Mrs. Crawford visited In Omaha Sun
day with friends
The Misses Galnes and Cronk spent
Saturday and Sunday In Omaha.
Mr. and Mrs Westphalen Of Omaha
visited Tuesday with their daughter, Mrs.
llorsis
Mrs William Won nohren IT,. and Miss
Mayme Won pohron were Omaha visitors
Tuesday,
Miss Frloda IIolstaln Of Omaha came
out Saturday evening and spent Sunday
with her parents
Mrs Won Dohreu. 81. and her niece
Fern Fallon, visited with relatives In
Papilllon sunday
Mr. and Mrs. George Fallon and chill
dren, Ruth and Lucille, visited with
friends In Omaha Sunday
Mrs. Herbert Armstead Of Omaha and
Miss Lucille ConnuIs Of Gretna were
guests sunday afternoon OF Mr. and Mr.,
George plambetk
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-18

Homer Mickey was a Lincoln visitor
Monday.
Mrs. II. \. Homann called on friends
here Thursday.
Mrs p G. Hofeldt entertained the
SOiO club Thursday.
Mrs j. t. Tate went to WahoO Monday
to visit her parents.
Ira Figg vas up from Gretna Thursdsy y
OIL a new motorcycle
Mrs J. W Housley was at omaha
Tuesday for the day.
Services were held at the Catholic
church Thursday morning.
Mr.. Ort was visiting his daughter. MIS-
J Z. Fate. two DAYS this week.
Mrs Baumgardnsr and Miss Freda
Grimm were at Omaha Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Neimann are the
parents Of 4 baby girl born WedneSday-
Arthur Solte went TO Omaha " ednes-
dsy and brought out a new automobile.
German Lutheran services we're held
DAY, '
Mrs Fred Martens visited her parents.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Sachs on Thurs
DAY.
Mr.. and Mrs Vyvoral vent 10 Schuyler
Thursday evening TO visit friends over
night
Mr. and Mrs. II A Nolte went to their
ranch near Bridgeport. Neb. Monday
morning.
Miss Anna Leach and Mrs Henry John
son gave . surprise shower for Mrs. Roo
eTt Baldwin Saturday at the home Of
Mrs johnson. A good time was had BY
al and many useful presents received.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Gibbons went to
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-18
FLAG CONTEST AT THE
COUNTRY CLUB SATURDAY

The flag" contest which was 10 have
hsen feature of the opening OF the
Country club last saturday afternoon
ard which was postponed due to the
rain will be played this afternoon.
Several Of the Country club golfers have
entered for this event which will prove to
be very interesting
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-18
Burglars Rob Shack
and Ravish Hermit's
Store of Valuables

Burglars came too late to bother Peter
Enders, loWly garbage hauler, who diei
Of injuries. His little home, a shack at
the foot OF Nicholas street near Fifth,
was deso!ate and silent Thursday night
men crawled through the window
Enders' own team had run over and
broken his back in the afternoon. and
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-18
TekanInh.

Mr.. King of Terre Heute. Ind. has
been visiting his son. A. King the last
week
M and Mrs. Alvin Cornelius were
Omaha Visitors on Wednesday and Thurs
day Of this week.
Ford Bowers came IN Monday after
noon from Los Angeles for two weeks
visit with his parents at Tckamah
Fred Siade. formerly Of Tckamah hut
now of Buffslo. y. y, was TekauIah
visitor this week, greeting Old friends
II NJ i"pewell and Fred Michael went
TO Omaha last FRIDAY and returned hume
via auto and the rsinstOrnI in the after
noon. They realize what II Ia to try to
make tim N muddy reads and in a rain.
storm.
Harry clark. formerly deputy county
CLERK Of Burt county. was Il Tekamah
visitor over the sabbath lie was on hts
way to Grants Pass ore. after couple
OF weeks visit with hls parents al Cadtz
Ohio.
The senior junior reception Of the To-
kauah High school took place Wehnes-
daF evening at Schr"eder's hail and from
reports of those who have attended ii
vas one 81 the choicest entertainments Of
the kind that has been gwen in the local
high school
Miss Pearl ACCArty vas agreeably sur
prised last Saturday evening by a visit
from a number OF her school mates
Miss Pearls home is about a mile west
Of town and the young folks spent
most pleasant evening At the farm They
presented the surprised one with a gofd
ring IN commemoratIon Of their visit
Cash G. BarroWs II Billings Mont. Wis
itet over Sunday n Ttkamah 4 guest
Of the chris Je"p and the Coll homes
MIR. B1rrOws had come to Omaha With
his mother "a hu was IN her way east
for visit. ana he came Ip to Tekamah
10 visit friends and relatives Years agn
h "as IN the general mercha ndise bust
ness here.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-18

r. MsuEoId is on a business trip to
New York this week.
Nr and Mrs. A. Huston called on reia-
tives between trains Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs " Busch Of Wash
lnEton were visiting friends here wednes-
day.
Miss Myrtle Leach has gone n Fre-
mont again TO take up her work At the
college.
Mrs. A I1orenzen and daughter Of
Tilden were visiting her mother. Mrs.
GIandt, this week.
Fred Petersen has been called on TO
pitch for the Farrell ball team Of Omaha
Saturday.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-18
From Our Near Neighbors

LnJOln Monday returning Wednesday
evening, Mr gibbons attended the con
ventiun of the grand lodge, knights Of
Pythias, as representative Il the local
lodge
Two ball teams selected from the mem
bers Of the local aeric of Eagles the
Fats and the Leans PLAY ed closely
contested game IN Hansen pasture last
Sunday. fhe Fats were declared vic.
torious with a score Of IA to u
Fifty orphan children passed through
here on the local passenger train from
New York CITY. They are from II Catho.
lie institution to b. distributed In new
homes through the west, Tim Keefe
and family took one into their home. a
girl less than years II age
valley.
Mrs {. Il. Nichols and May spent Mon
day in Omaha shopping.
Miss Minna Goehry of Omaha visited
her sister, Miss Martina Goehry. Saturday
and Sunday.
The freshman class will have class
party Friday evening at the home Of Es-
ther Anderson.
Miss Olive Caldwell has accepted po-
sition as clerk In n. T. Johnson's bakery
and confectionery
The sophomore class Of the high school
VIII entertain the senior class Friday
evening at the home Of John Foster
The girls basket ball team were de-
teated In a game with the Gretna girls
team at Gretna Tuesday after school.
Mrs = NJ Butts accompanied her sis
ter and children. who have been visiting
here several days. to Omaha Wednesday
Winter Cowles returned "wednesday
from Idaho. whore he has heen staying
with his uncle, Lewis Cowles attending
school.
Mrs, Cecil Moore and children came up
from Waterloo saturday and we're the
guests Of Mrs r. r steele until sunday
evening.
Nj and Mrs. v. E. Weekly and Mr.
and Mrs. Frank WhltmOre attend the
Eastern star convention In Fremont
Wednesday
The Wumans Christian Temperance
union held the regular monthly meeting
Wednesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Curtis. 4 musical program was fol
lowed by a domestic science demonstra-
tiOn. Mrs. W. Taylor. Mrs. 8 Luton and
Mrs. N, \ Taylor we're received as new
members. The next meeting will be held
at the home Of Mrs. II. r. Ferris
The Young Peoples Society Of Chris
tian Endeavor Of the Presby terian church
held Its third annual meeting and ,lec-
tion uf Officers Wednesday evening at
the home Of Gladys COndrnn The follow
ing are the newly elected officers: Miss
Philomcna Waistrucm, president. Miss
May Nichols, vice president, Miss Ethel
Ingram secretary and treasurer.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-18

Tne Persistent and 5udlcIous Use Of
Newspaper Advertising is the Road to
Business Success.
The evening world., 1912-04-24
PLAN To OPEN ATTACK
ON COLONEL IN NEWARK
Roosevelt Spell Binders to Camp In
Presidents Trail In Two
States.

What 10 looked upon 10 President
Taft's frst participation In the ante
primary campaign On New Jersey will
be seen this week. Tit regulars of the
Republican party In the state sre bank
bg much On mis- visit. Tho Preeident
Win address . mass meeting In Newark
on Friday night. when his followers
hope that he will rally the party TO him
IN . way that will bring them all out at
the primary polls on May Is. There Is
no doubt that the regulars are more
alarmed than they are willing 10 admit
over III noise that the Roosevelt sup.
porters are making.
Meanwhile. the Roosevelt faction is
losing no tricks. The Colonel viii fol-
low the President into the state and will
have the advantage Of the lass say. As
this primary election m after all
other states have selected their dele
gates. Col. Roosevelt will have time to
tour the state all the way through.
Nicholas Murray Butler, President Of
Columbia. will follow President Taft at
the Newark meeting. After the meeting
the President will 10 20 East Orange
where he will be the quest of his class
The evening world., 1912-04-24
BLACHKFADS AND
P|MPLES VANISH
Treatment Of Warm
Water and Resinol SOAP.

Every sufferer from such distressing
and ~disfiguring troubles should read
these three letters. X. q. Parry Of Get
tysburg. Pa, writes: For some months
my face hasbeen covered with pimples
and blackhcads. On receiving Resinol
Soap. I Immediately began using Il. I
have been particularly benefited. espc-
cially so in its having caused the disap-
pearancc Of all facial eruption.."
And this is endorsed by Miss Ella
Darragh. Of Edmonds, Wash: ~ had
always been troubled with b~lackhcsds on
my face. Itook Rcsinol Soap and made
u 1athcr Of it, and put il on at night.
In the morning | took warm water and
washed my face. The blackheads would
| all come out. so my face is free. I was
also troubled with piles. Resinol ONT
ment has cured them"
And again Miss Agnes Strey, Of Chi.
ago, says: 81 have used Rcsinol Soap
for over two years and find II the best
have ever used. 1t has cured me d
| pimplcs and blackbcad.. My face Wal
covered with them, but is now rs clea'
Us o baby's.""
Full directions for the treatment o
| pimples and blackhcads, with generous
samples Of Resinol Ointment and Res
mol Soap, may be had free. They ar
sold by your druggist (Soap, a5c, ONT
mcnt, SOC and 81 .OO), who recommend
them not only for facial eruptions, bu
for rash. eczema. letter. ringworm, itch
ings, chappings, chatting. ulcers. boil
burns, scalds, and other affections of thu
skin. For samples. ETC., address Dept
! 22. Rcsincl Chemical Co.. Baltimore, Md
The evening world., 1912-04-24
HOLD COP AFTER BUTTONS
AND CAP ARE MISSING.
John Maroney. Denying Guilt,
Says Showcases We're

John Maroney. q policeman Of the
Leonard street station. who was ar.
rested last sunday charged With steal
ing a cap and some cuf buttons from
. show case while on post. was held by
Magistrate Freschl In Centre stree,
court to-day In $500 ball for trial In
ejeciai Sessions. Maroney was ar
rested by his captain. Frank J. RohriR,
According to Capt. Rohris. several
prcprietors along Maroncy's post had
complained that SHOW cases were boina
opened and robbed at night. Maroney
was seen In front OF the show case q
No. 70 Warren street. The case was
later found open. A new cap and two
pairs Of cum buttons were found on thu
~poiiceman. together with . bunch o
skeieton keys.
Nsroney said to-day that he had
found the case open and had picked ~
tie contents from the street to take Il
~ station house.
The evening world., 1912-04-24
A GoOD COMPLEXION The
AMBITION Of WOMANK1ND
A Sinple Melhel 4 Reilevlag As Rsvuae,
I Wh1 ~ So.

Every woman sdmircs . perfect com,
plexion-the skin Of lilies and roses
but few women realise that . good com.
plexion requires constant care. The
teeth. the hair and the nails arc sub.
jected to constant attention. but The
Taco and hands are exposed to wind and
sunshine without = thought % TO Their
preservation. The Thousands a tiny
pores in the skin are filled with . nat.
ural oil. Wind and sun dry up thi.
oil. and the comp!exien o on becomes
rcd and rousAsned.
velogen gently rubbed into face and
hands night and morning and befors
going out d doors will cause the skin
to resume its natural tone. vsaogen
= good also for superficial burns and
for abrssions. Il will not soil the mos,
delicate fabric. In collapsible tubes. .,
oil druggists, Is cents.