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NO USE TRYING
OTHER REMEDIES
Mrs. Adams Adds Her Testimony
To That of Other Ladie, As
Result of Her Daugh-
ter's Trial.

Sharon, Tenn.--Mrs. Addic Adams. OF
this place, says: My oldest daughter took
cold and was down with chills and fever
nearly whole year.
She was SO nervous and cxcitabIc and
SO weak she vas no use to herself or anv
one else
gave her every remedy any one recon-
mended, and had the doctors prcscrip-
tons filled until was out OF heart about
hcr.
At that time I had never used Cardui,
but just thought would try it.
When she had taken the third bottle
she was well as lar as we could tell, and
she has meier besr 10 The doctor sine
! recommend Cardui to my neighbors.
and ! tell them il Cardui won't help them
there is no use trying anything else, for
Cardui is the best remedy made"
II you arc nervous, cross or irritable.
or suffer from any OF the distressing
symptoms OF womanly troubles, such as
headache, backache, sidcachc: If YOU lack
energy and feel tired and dull, remember
that there is a bottle OF Cardui waiting for
you at the nearest drug store. ready for
instant use, to relieve pain. build up your
strength, and make you feel young, fresh
and hopeful.
Will you try it? Please do.
y. B.-Wrife TO Ladies' Advisory Dept ).
Chattanooga Medicine Co, Chattanooga,
Tenn, for Stecidi i,iSh ucfions and o+page
book, Home Treatment for Women, -
sent in plain wrapper on request
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south Richmond Bureau.
The Times D!ana ten.
l""a Hull street,

thou" Madison 10
L.luo: licenses 'or the ensuing year were
Yesterday issued 10 tho following applicants.
who without exception sakiug for
renewals: Salisbury Liquor Company. Row
Company. Donald-Iluss Company. NJ. H.
Burk. W y. Scn', rlirnan Brcthcrs. Ice La.
thnm and John oncsty. Each of the anpli-
cnnts qualified before the close OF the court
applications, numbering twelve under con-
sidcration to-day.
rrnnSfrrs Of Realty.
Clerk Waiter T. puval, OF the Hastings
Court. Pnrt :. Yesterday admitted 10 record
tho following deeds al bargain and sale:
Isaac Dies and q. W Lewis. special COM
ni!ssioncrs In chnnCer:, }. ". Moore. u
i,i"ce Of property fronting seventeen fec; OIL
Hun street between Fourteenth and i'H
Icrnth and having Il depth o: eighty feet
Tho property Which passed hands was in
VOWED in the chancery suit Of j. ". Gilman
against Polly and john Frayscr
renrl Bodehor transferred to W. G. Har-
vcy for consideration OF si.+0p. piece Of
property, with detached dwelling, fronting
thirty feet on Yves, Ninth street between
Bainbridg: and Porter and known i'll
West ninth street. The lot has a depth OF
40 feet.
Hearing stasE Case
In Hastings court. Part ., Judge e II.
Wells yesterday Began the hearing before q
jury OF the snl; OF W. J.. stage. assignee.
against the South Atlantic Life Insurance
Company. StaSE. Who Is claiming J5.ono. is
suing on a policy issued on the life Of Mil
prove that Sclph not only misrcprcteutcd
the state OF his health. prior 10 tho irsu-
ancc OF the policy. but had tho policy Issued
with tho Intention OF assigning II to tho
Plaintiff The ncrninE session taken
uD mainly by the selection OF the Jury. The
plaintiff ha- introduced several witnesses.
but Will hardly, {; is thought finish before
tho end OF to-day's session.
Crapshootcrs Fined.
From bunch O.! cbony-hued tons manipu-
iators Of the lanyard Bottom and vicinity
Justice r. A. Maurice yesterday collected SO
On fines and costs and sent one man, Willie
were issued for four others who failed to
appear. They. II found, viii have to answer
10 the double charge this morning OF con-
tempt o, court and crapshooting
L. l. Palmer, :or whom rule WAS issued
Saturday. appeared and offered a ss;isfac-
tory excuse for his failure TO be IN court on
that day. line OF s2.59 and costs was coll
lcctcd from him for a violation OK the traffic
ordinance.
Robbed Boz Car.
The South ltichmond police w.re ai5
O'Clock yesterday morning notified that q
ca. on tho Manchester siding o. the Allan
tic Coast Line Railroad had been entered
and robbed by white man. who escaped
with his booty. The man was seen crawling
rom the car BY Two brakemen on a pnss-
hnd leather cap and shirt without
"a collar.
On investigation /: was discovered that
serers! boxes containing chewing gum.
candy ana small articles had been opened
just how much was stolen could not be
ascertained.
Tho Miller Manufacturing Company was
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News Of South Richmond

reported yesterday cor operating wagon
on the strects without brakes
Mysterious Shooting.
AithonSh slightly wounded in the log In a
mysterious manner carly asst week Arthur
Merritt. Il young married man, living at 200
Scmmes Avenue and employed AZ Belle IsIn
made no report To the police officials until
Yesterday. The accounts ~ the affair are
very menErc. Merritt, according to his
story, did not hear the shot tired, and IS nm
ahIe to account for the shooting. The
wound. which appears have been mada
either oy buckshot or small rifle, was
not much more than skin deep. Ia fact, 1t
did not need the attention of a physician
Merritt Is able to hn about tho house.
10 Erect Bridge.
\ committee. COMPOSED Of SuDervitors
Thomas Hatcher. or Bermuda District and
J.. II. Rhodes. OF Matoaca District and
County Engineer ". w. r.aPrad. viii this
the Atlantic Const Line Railroad. and so
over the plans OF the proposed bridge
which tho railway company viii erect over
It's tracks at Chester
The preset plans call Tor the bridge 10
cross tho tracks ut Dodnmead street C,hes-
Ter. but this IL not considered to be the
right pihce by citizens OF that town who
think that the logical place would be ~,
tho point where the Underwater and Wostern
halfway crosses tho Atlantic coas; Line
WIKI the end I'm view of having this poiut
setIcd, Chester cit!Ecna ycrterhay an
reared before the committee and advocate
INC change. TIL advisibIlity OF making tho
desired change will be pmt before tho rep
rcscntutive al tins, railroad to-day
Organ Rccitni To- Might.
foT ehc benefit 81 the new building fund
an organ recital will he given TO nisht at
s;i5 o'clock in the Meade Memorial Episco-
Pai church by benjamin J. Potter, A. r.
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Little Stories Of the Capitol
.tsPGeiai to The Times -Disnatch.l

Spcclal To The Times dispatch.
washington. january .9---Durin:-
The long, duh debates III the House
which occur from day 10 day while
routine legislation is grinding out,
there Is frequently an element Of com
edy to DC noticed along with IT, 1t
not infrelucntly happens that i'll the
midst of the most prosai" and unin-
tcrcstinS proceedings q situation will
be sprung which will cause tho whole
House to break out III "a. spontaneous
"utburst OF laughter. one Of these
incidents happened IL day or two ago.
when some OF the tecn-cyed members
noticed that there was Il fuli-fledgcd
tombstone ana marblcynrd located lust
outside the Capitol grounds. one mem
her was so struck with the situation
that he gave vent TO his feelings in
the following words
~ notice that some uutcrpr!shig
business men have taken occasion to
establish marble works adjacent TO the
Capitol Grounds III fact The Capitol
Is surrounded By costly. Imposing and
unique hcadstoncs and tpInDstones--
some even uf foreign nake-.,nd doubt
less ii WAS with an eye 10 doing bust
ness with members OF the House who
commit political suicide that thcsc
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shrewd business men established their
works in such close proximity TO us
IT might be Well to order carly, for
the rush Will he great during this
session. and the grave diGSers OF
America. too. are unionizcd and work
only eight hour shifts. After this
Congress adjourns it will be all over
with many Of US, except the Flowers"
order your tombstoncs before you
vote. The American people will write
the cpitaphs. | venture 20 say that
the most Of the monuments Will be in
scribcd as follows:
Sacred 20 the Ncmor% of a Free
Trader. Gone but not forgotten.
We've laid you out in foreign gar.
Hents:
Sleep. brother, sleep.
We've placed you in a foreign caskct
Sleep. brother. sleep.
We've planted foreign vines around
YOU
sleep. brother. sleep.
We've reared foreign tombstone Der
you:
Sleep. brother. sleep"
Crhis monument was made liz
foreign lands aud chisclcd by foreign
artisans.) L. II. Nice.
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make them strong. healthy and spark
ling. Many oculists who use this sim
pio tonic get excellent results in treat
ms ego troubles generally. 1t is very
soothing, and has enabled many to dis
pense with wearing glasses.
Miss Juliet: No wonder the otber
young people avoid you when YOU have
your faced smeared with paint and
powder to cover up your freckles and
other complexion defects II you Will
use this lotion you viii tind proper re-
liel and nobody can tell bur that your
complexion Is perfectly natural: Dis
solve -FOUR ounces spurmaX in onc-half
pint witch hazel Cor hot water). then
add two teaspoonfuls Slycerine APP
ply TO the face. neck and arms. rub
Ding gently until dry. and your skin
This lotion is much better than pow
der, as 1t removes that shiny, oily look
70 the skin and does not rub off easily
II is the finest skim whitcner and conf
pick on -heautiiier L ever used M
Della G.: Tho longer you put of fat
reduction, the harder and firmer the
tissuea will become and the less easily
dissolved The most effective harm
less remedy known to science Is made
by diSsolving four ounces OF parnotis
III one and one-half pints hot water;
BY taking a tablespoonful before each
meal you Will soon note most satfs-
factory disappearance of your fat
without any injury TO your health. Nus
sary with this wonderful remedy. I'll
leaves the skin smooth and unwrinkled
Mrs C. C.: Hair specialists agree
that quininc hair tonic is far supe-
rior to any other kind for removing
dandruff, stopping falling hair and pro-
noting healthy growth OF lustrou.
hair. However. the tonic will he worth (,
less II not fresh made. You can pre-
pare splendid nulnine tonic by mlx
Ing together onc-half pint alcohol AMI.
one ounce Quinzo!n. then adding one
half pint cold water. This Is uncx-
celled for remedyinS scalp ana hair
troubles. and tho only satisfactory hair,
grower ] have ever found.
Dora: IL you want a complexion
cream that Will not grow hair or max
the skin shiny and oily. get an ounce
of almo2oin. two teaSpoonfuls glyce-
r:ne ana stir into one-half pint cold
water. This cream-jelly Is good Tor
ana prevents chappins, and is very
cleansing, healing and softcning To the
skin Use morning ana night, ana
yon VIII soon notr a wonderful inn
nrovcmcilt in your complcXion This "
dependable brautifcr viii tone YOUR
skin. stimulating the youthful glow IL,
your face, which comes only from IL
smooth. clean. healthy complexion a
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Of the misery III this world and
squeakly monographs cause tho other
half.
Most of the young lady pianists vino
say they cant play nothin' much are
tellin' the truth.
There is goin to be another case OF
matr -noney in Hickeyvlle next
IN Ia when one OF our young ladies'
Is goin' 10 strike II rich by marryin'
the proprietor OF movin' pitcher
There amt hardly any Teller now
adays that cant run Il typewriter.
il stenographer.
There was time when the fellers
from this town THAI went to tho city
was afraid to look ut the electric lights
Tor fear they would put their eyes
out
Hnnl; Tumms mas stopped drinkin'
a good many times in his life. In
fact, no stops every night
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MISS Newton, Of South Carolina; T.. c.
Ancarrow with Miss Rrcnncr. j. K.
Shepherd with Miss Lucille Cullcns-
worth :. +. White, Jr.. with Miss
Gladys Neale. Dudley Bowc with Miss
susie Allan, 70 Serpcll with Miss uar-
mon, +. Y. Toy with Mss Elizabeth.
leakc. c. Il. Itcindhardt with Miss T..
l.. Warwick. Stays were y. y. David
son, OF New York: j. w Edmunds, w.
J.. Lewis, III. ii. Seay. c. w. Colonna, G..
ihrockmorton. AIR. Midysttr. Of Ash
'ahd; NJ. Y. Richardson L. NJ. Gwath.
mcy.
Mr.. and Mrs Bailou ch4pcroneh tho
affair.
inportnnt Needing.
y meeting Of great inte-cs, TO the
Methodist wosncn Of Richmond VIII b.,
heid in Centenary Church on wednes-
uhN AFTERNOON at $3.50 o'clock This
meeting Is Tor the discussion of plans
recently adopted by The council. Mrs.
Lee Britt, OF Suffolk a member of Tho
council, will address the meeting. ana
VIII answer questions pertaining to
the new work perfected
Lecture Tuesday.
MISS Mary Baughlnau will talk on
Athens at the Art Club Of Richmond
THIS afternoon at 1880 O'Clock. IT will
be Il very interesting lecture, and ali
friends OF the club arc invited to at
tend. Tea Will be poured at the con-
clusion Of the lecture.
In and Gu; of Town
Aiisa Lucy Cntlett, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs F;ppa Hunton.
~. will leave on Thursday for Nor
folk
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Laymen's Missionary Movement of
the Presbyterian Church at Chat
tanoo9a, Tenn, February 6-S, 1912.
Reduced Fares via N. & W. Ry.

For the above occasion the Norfoll: and
Western Railway will, OH February 4, S
and 6, sell for all regular trains, round
trip tickets to Chattanooga at greatly
reduced rates. Tickets will be good re-
turning until February Is. The round
trip fare from Richmond will be Si7.35.
For full particulars apply to c. y. Over
ton, Jr., City Passenger and Ticket
Agent, northwest corner Ninth and Main
orto G. Fl. BOSLEY,
District Passenger Agent.
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The future pre.iden,.

The eyes OF fond parents are upon
baby girls now days instead OF baby
boys. There used TO be u time when
parents all hoped that some day their
little baby boy might be President of
this country, hut tho day of the suf-
fraset is at hand. When the baby
girls OF to-day grow up we may have
Il woman President.
Parents should therefore exercise
great caution in naming the little
girls. Here are some OF the names
that would never look well attached,
to President Of the United states:
Lucille, Dove. Fancy. Anastasia
Cherry. Blanche. Gladys, Swectic,
Lily. Marcy, Phyllis, Cecelie. Amo.
thyst Ruby. Pearl. Amaryllls, Cutie
Qucnic. Trixie. Tulip. Maggie, Sio-
lot. Lutte, Lulu. Madge, Bessie. Nellie,
Pet, Puss, Grayce. Minnie, May. Jen-
mic. Mamie. F1ossie. Hortcnse, SIyrtil-
Ia, Lizzie. Mag or Hattie.
Good presidential names for tho
baby girls are the following. Mary
Victoria, Joan, Susan. Anne, Jane
Helen. Cleopatia.( Sapphire, Delilah
Minerva, Catharine, Josephine, So
andra Bridget, Eliza, Hannah, MeIIs-
sa, Rebecca, Olympia. Elizabeth
Frances. Eve, Tabitha. Virginia
Xantipps.
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Acknowledgements.
special to TIC ri.nes-Dixra,ch.

Especial to TIC Times d isratchl
fredericksburg. Va, January 23--Eev
George T.. zachary, ~ Grcenvi,c, Ala. and
Miss SalIe Lycli Tapscott. OF this city.
were married at Huntington, W. Va. Mrs
ThomnsMckcnny Hays nntron OF hon :
or. William cambridge Fits was ucst man
The ushors were Richard l.. Burlington.
Frank Il. Ensler. y. e. Burlington and
Thomas NcIlenny Hays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zachary left for an extended
Southern trip, after which they will reside
Mt GTccnvilic, Ala, where Mr.. Zachary is
rector Of an Episcopal Church.
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EHsIN TIL EeSPUR>.
ESlF@o THE oM9MENT
~ By RoY X MoULToN.
ROY k.s MOUGTON..

The Endless Pro-
cesSlon.
She was a dream,
a vision Get;
/ think hnr name
was Marguerite.
She stayed with us
almost [ h T [ c
days
Before she found
fault with our
ways.
She left, her wrath
Just boiling DER,
When asked to
sweep the kitch-
en- floor
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According TO uncle Al,ncr.

In Bomc of tho remote corners OF
this country there are still fellars who
nre tryin' to win solid gold washed
watch by guessing how many beans
there are In q glass jar.
There never was n time when there
We're SO many fellcrs in this country
lookin for trouble and so few get.
tin IT,
Mrs. Hank higgins OF our town is
practicin M TO go on the stage and
BIO an actress. After she has been
divorced once moro, She thinks she
Will be well qualified.
Amateur tonoES cause about half
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Funerals Yesterday.


Special to The Times Dispatch
Lynchbur9, Va, January 2a.--At tile
First Baptist Church parsonage yes
terday Miss Ollie Clements was mar =
ried to stephens Snccd. Both are resi-
dents of EnlifaN county. Ll
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Mrs. T. c.: No one can afford 10
neglect his or her eyes II yon want
bright. clear. beautiful eyes that will
be much admired. you can have them
with very little care. Get nm ounce of
cryStos at any drug store and dissolve
II in a pint OF water. Put two or three
drops OF this tonic in each eye daily
and you Will be surprised how II will
strengthen Your weak. tired eyes anI
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Wedding Gifts tis
That are practical. elegant and at the
same time Inexpensive.
We arc pleased to show our goods, rs
Schwarzschild Bros.
Richmond's Leading jewelers.,
Second and Broad SITS.

{. O, London, organise and choirmas,erl OF Z
tho Monumental Episcopal Church. assist !,
TO he rendered l. as tot!ows: M
Lyman No. 'gi; Introductory service by tic
rector. Rev. f. Ernest warren; "Toccato''s
ia g. hy Dubois 'snnaounet;u..' by Eeder-
l.in soprano solo. - Know that Ny Re-
decnicr Live,h,' By tiamdei: Grand Chorus.
bert; baritone solo. "Ho%areth,' by Gounod e
intermezzo. "Forgct Ma Not" by Macbeth,
"And"nte' IN G. Ly iiaptiste; soprano and
baritone duet. blessed is Hu Who Comcth
In the Name OF the lord; selection from
'~raHnhauscr,' by Wagner: HMM No. e6i. s
silver Offering VIII be taken ut the door.
Death OF X. W. bennett.
Il. W. Bennett. fnrtr-sevcn ycnrs old. of
-"J Eas; Eleventh Street. died sunday nlsht
at his home OF pneumonia. which he con-
traGted after undergoing an operation on
Friday. Mr.. Bennett. was employed by Eingnn
* Company. aud was held in the hlghes;
esteem By his employers and acquaintance.
He was 4 member of the BuinbrdGe Street
Baptist Church, and WAS also member OF
ii Richmond lodge OF the knights Of pytnIas.
Besides his wife. Mr.. Bennett leaves four
children. the oldest being fourteen. He il
also survived by two brothers and siBtoi.
The funeral Will he conducted this after
noon at O'Clock from the Eatnbrldse street
BAPTIST church, the nastor, Rev. J. W. Dur
ham. omieihting, Tho burial vii be in
Mnury Cemetery
Funerals Yesterday.
The funeral OF Mrs. Celia Campbell. :,
former resident ot the southsidc, who died
Saturday at the home o. her son, Maurice
Campbell. zoos Park Avenue, was conduct
ed yesterday from the Westminster presby-
terrain church. The burial was in Maury
Cemetery
The funeral OF the infant daughter of AIr
md Mrs. j. h. Moore. who died at the home
OF her parents in Chesterfield county sunday
was conducted yesterday morning from tho
home. The burial was In Maury Cemetery.
The body Of Mrs. Mamie -. Clopton who
died a her homo, le' East sixth street. sun
rpnp ,-Is. IT,
burial. Mrs. C!opton Is survived BY thrc.
daughter and ono stcpson.
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The next one. Bridget. was her name.
An old hand at the housmRId game
For two days all was quite serene
Then came most distressing scene.
She left us with an angry shrus
When asked to shake the parlor rug.
Then Pansy canie, then fair Lucille.
Then Amy, Daisy and Camille.
Our want-ad now runs every day,
1t really is tho only way,
We'll try them all out while They last
And stick till the parade has passed.
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Caught on the Fly.
The commissioner of patents has
handed down decision to the effect
that Esperanto Is language II
really does sound more like break
fast food or a hair remedy.
Andrew Carnesie's income is now
$4,000 day. Mar. Carnegie Is one
of the few In this country who can
still afford to have bacon for break
fast.
Dr Cook has decided 10 do all his
lecturing in America hereafter. This
adds TO the great debt of gratitude
which Europe already owes us
Mrs. PankhursL laughs at Oshkosh
because It has a funny name. Yes,
IL is almost as funny as PanlShurst
England now has the largest battle
ship alioat and hopes TO hold that title
until the end OF the present week. at
least.
One thing sure, II those steel trust
magnates do go to jail the warden
will not have to~do much hai!'cuttinG.
The astronomer at Flagstaff, Arlz.,
has discovered a heavy frost on Mars.
Maybe DR.. Cook is giving lecture
there
The per capita circulation In this
country is now s34.35. But that will
hardly buy coal for the winter
DIR. Wiley has been asked TO find
out what hash liz. But hash Is liable
to be anything.
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guests of Mr.. am, Mrs 4 Nelson
Strothcr in Baltimore.
Mrs. Richmond Brown and her
daughter. Miss Josephine Brown. OF
Oxford. y. c., are visiting Mrs. IT. Sci
don Taylor. at Ioe2 Wcs, Fr,ukliu
street.
Mrs. Virginia BlankenEhip who Was
Operated on several days ago at the
Memorial hospital. is rapidly recover
ing.
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Rose: Lack of exercise and eating
too much solid food during the winter
months account for your sallow, PIN
ply complexion and lost energy You
can best overcome this condition by
taking good SyStcm-toni and blood
purifier. made by dlssolving one ounce
kardene In onc-hRlf pint alcohol, then
adding onc-half cup sugar and hot water
10 make n quart Take n Tablespoonful
before each meal. and In a short time
yon will feel like Il new person; your
snlloTness will give way 70 a rosy.
healthy complexion. This simple blood
purifier IS a wonderful rncrgiacr, ana
cannot be recommended too highly as
4 reliable system tonic.
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Ada: You are right. Long iashes
and heavy eyebrows add materially to
beauty. With the thumb and forctinger
apply little pyroXin to lash roots, and
they Will grow long and curly To
make eyebrows thicker, apply pyroxin
with finger tips. You Will find pyroxin
harmless. but don't get any where no
hair is wanted. Even IL druggists do
charge a dollar for an original pack
age OF pyroxin. IL Is worth many times
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Health and Beauty Answers
BY MRS. MAE MARTYR

w. S; s.: Your hair will never grow
long thick and lustrous while you use
soap for shampooinS. The alItuli in
soap is too strong for the deiica to
hairs' Causing them to become dun.
brittle and faded If YOU Will wash
the hair about twice month with n
tsaSpoonfui of canthrox dissolved in Il
cup of hot water, rinsing thoroughly
afterwards, you will find your hair
softer. nuftier and more brilliant than
ever before. The hair dries quickly
and cvonly without strcaking or dull
ness. Canthrox cleanScs perfectly re-
moving OIL dirt and dandruT. and re-
neVeE scalp-irritatlon instantly.
Della: Peroxide will make the hairs
less noticeable, but il you really want
TO remove that growth from your
check. apply paste made with pow
dered delntone and water. After two
or three minutes rub it off. wash the
skin and Your check Will be nrin,
white and hairless Druggists will
charge dollar for an original one
ounce package OF dclatonc. but 1t is
worth several times its cost, as It
never fails