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where she will sail on Wednesday for
a three months European trip.
A very pretty christening took place
yesterday afternoon, when the little
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry S
Davidson took place at their home on
Laporte avenue. The baptismal services
were conducted by Rev. F. NJ Webster
of the Congregational church. the lit
tie girl being named Bonnie Jean pa
wilson
William Holier of New York avenue
has gone TO his home in Lacrosse. wis.
for short visit.
The marriage of Miss wendla Me-
Caskey of Chicago and Robert Brad
well of Des Moines. Ia, which took
place at the home of the bride yester-
day. will be of interest to her many
Whiting friends, having formerly been
domestic science teacher in the Whit
ing schools
Mrs. Martin Hend Erickson has re-
turned home from Joliet, Ill, where she
spent several days visiting her grand
parents, and has again resumed her
position as musician at Berry's theatre.
East Chicago
Mrs. Charles Petersen entertained
relatives from Chicago yesterday.
Melvin Abraham of whiting and Miss
Frances Williamson of Gary have gone
to Joliet, ILL.,. to visit relatives of the
latter.
G. A. HellwIg Is entertaining his ia
ther. Edward F. HellwiG of Williams
port. Ind. The latter, who is IS years
Of age, will spend the summer here
with his SON
Miss Edna Putnam of Valparaiso uni
versity has been visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. William f. Putnam.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Krieger of Gary
spent yesterday here visiting with their
Mr.. and Mrs. William Reed of Sheri-
parents.
| dan avenue entertained the formers
brother and family of Pullman yester-
| day
| Mr.. and Mrs. David Wilson of Memo
minee, Mich. were the guests of the
formers sister. RMS. William E. Put
nam. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson are on their
way to Detroit. Mich.
There will be a lecture on India, Civ
en- at the NJ E. church. tomorrow even
ing.
Miss Lois Woods of Gary spent yes
to-day with her aunt and uncle. Mr.
and Mrs. H. N Nichols of John street
| MIS- iiSHTy rlHeld or OlVer street
will leave tomorrow for Chambersburg
Pa, TO be the guest of her daughter
Miss Marguerite Fiield.
Mr.. Kreuger of Laporte avenue is re-
ported to be quite dangerously i'll.
Several members of the A. O. H o.
Whiting Will attend card party and
dance. to be given by the Hibernians O.
South Chicago tomorrow evening
William Ma;sko, who was arrested OIL
Saturday night en- the charge of intoxi
cation, was aIraigned before Judg,
Atchison yesterday, who imposed a I'm,
of 81 and costs. In default of sam.
: Maisko is De ing held the station
! Mrs. Charles Mccarthy of Ohio ave
nue. is on the sick list
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CRESTON.

Mrs. schnurlein was a Chicago Wis
itor Saturday.
1t is rumored that Crown Point par
ties are dealing for twenty acres north
of town and that If the deal is closed
they will build on it,
Mrs. Ernest Tubbs is the guest Of
Chicago relatives
Mrs. Malinda Garrison is spending
this week with her daughter, Mrs.
Charles Buckley, at Lowell.
The close of the Cedar Creek town
ship local option campaign is becoming
almost as warm as the Roosevelt
contest The latest thing is a circular
by the VETS" in which they admit
that Cedar Creek township has not
gone to the dogs they had prophesied
1t would, but they say that the failure
was due to the good crops in the town
ship during the past two years. The
-drys" will close their campaign with
mass meeting in Taylor's theatre, at
Lowell, on Sunday evening. Elijah p
Brown of indianapolis, the editor of the
Rams Horn" will be the principal
speaker. Mr.. Brown is an able and
forceful orator, and he should com
maad a large audience.
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WHITING AND ENVIRONS

Mrs. Henry E Beaubien entertained a
number of ladies' at an informal lunch
con. at her home in Laporte avenue.
Friday afternoon.
Misses Lucy Bartuska and Esther
Point. as the guest of Miss Harriet
Timm.
Miss Florence Schaub of Sheridan av-
enue has returned home from Terre
Haute, Ind, where she was the guest Of
friends for several days
Mrs. Kathryn Spring ard daughter
Ruth of Austin, H.. spent yesterday
here visiting her sister Mrs. w. r.
jenkins
Margaret, the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh NJ. Atkin. entertained a
humber of her little friends at her home
on Laporte avenue on Saturday after
noon in honor of her 18th birthday an
niversary. The children spent most
enjoyable time, the hostess receiving
meny pretty and useful gifts.
Edward Goldrick has returned home
from Cleveland, O., where he spent two
week ks vacation visiting with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles D. Davidson and
! family of Gary and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Davidson and family of Englewood
| spent yesterday here visiting theii
mother. Mrs Ada d. Davidson, and
brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Davidson.
| Mrs. Lee Fredenberg OF New York
| avenue is entertaining her mother and
sister from Van Vert. o.
| The annual exhibit of the Whiting
public schools will be held next Fri
day. May 81.
Mrs. George NJ. Baum and two chill.
dren OF Sheridan avenue nave gone tc
Youngstown. O.. to spend the summer
with her parents. Mr.. Baum will alsc
leave for Youngstown as soon as schoo
closes
Mrs. F. NJ Long and daughter Haze
were Chicago visitors on Saturday.
| Miss Pearl L. Traverse of Fred street
who will be married next month to AL
| bert Thwing of East Chicago, was th'
recipient of another pleasant surprise
| given in her honor by Miss Emma
| Schmidt and Mrs. Alfred Johnson OF
Friday night. The function
| novelty shower, given at the home o
| Miss Schmidt, Fred street. TIL
bride elect was the recipients of man,
beautiful gifts Among the guests thos
present from out of town were Mrs
F. A. Thwing and son Albert of Eas
| Chicago and Charles Creasbaum o
| Hammond.
| Mrs B. L. Doolittie has been enter
| tanning her sister, Mrs. Mildred Berg
hoff, and two children of Fort Wayne
Miss Emma Daegling of Gary
spending a few weeks vacation at tn
home of her brother. f. n. Daegling, o
Lanorte avenue.
Mrs. Herman Emken and baby of tn
East Side were the guests of her moth
er, SMrs. Koch of White Oak avenue
Mrs. A. d. Davidson of Laporte ave
nue. left today for New York, fror
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er it's grandmothers, Katherine for
Mrs. Crane and Josephine for Mrs. Col
Inns
Messrs. Mesmer, Hinkle, Harwell and
Boelticher attended dancing school in
Hammond Friday night. They contem-
plate starting a class here shortly
Miss Beatrice Conway and Mr. Hef-
ling of Hammond were in town Sunday.
Twenty-nine people, mostly children,
We're bitten by dogs Saturday in Chi
eago. This suburb will have a repeti-
ton of this horror If our citizens won't
take the trouble to have the law en-
forced
Mr.. and Mrs. b. A. Anderson spent
sunday with Captain O'Brien and fam
lily of Deerfeld. H.
Borp Thursday to Mr. and Mrs. John
Mayer of Superior avenue a daughter.
Alrick Wiederberg and Adolph Sayles
gave surprise party Saturday night at
the home of Gustav Korthaus in honor
of Art korthaus. About forty were
present, the guests staying until a very
late hour playing games and being en-
tertained by the Metropolitan orches-
ira. A fine lunch was served
The Hegewisch Grays were defeated
Sunday by the Hammond Grays. the
score being Is to s.
Born Sunday evening to Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Berg of Chicago a son.
Mrs Monta Wickham and daughter
Ruth We're in Hammond yesterday.
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HAPPY RESULTS
Have Made Many Hammond Resi-.
dents Enthusiastic.

Ne wonder scores of Hammond citi-
Gems grow enthusiastic. It is enough
to make anyone happy to md relief
after years of suffering. Public state
menta like the following are but truth
full representations of the daily work
done in Hammond by Deans Kidney
Pills.
Mrs. p. W. Nimon. Of Hammond, Ind.
says: II have no hesitation in giving
Deans Kidney Pills my reimbursement.
for / firmly believe they live up to all
the claims made for them. One of my
children suffered frem weak kidneys
and had but little control over the
kidney secretions. The child's health
was all run down and she was very
nervous. When l heard about Doan's
Kidney Pills. I decided to try them
and procured a supply from Summers
Pharmacy. Their use made a marked
Improvement from the first and In u
few weeks the child was in much bet
ter health. 1t gives me pleasure TO
recommend Doan's Kidney Pills to
other kidney sufferers"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co.. Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
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OFFER 500. 90 REWARD

The Solace Remedy Co. OF Battle
Creek. Mich, offer $4,000 for any case
of Rheumatism, Neuralgia or Head
ache that "Solace" falls to relieve. pro-
vided the sufferer is not over SIS years
of age. This new, wonderful remedy
is recent medical discovery of three
German Scientists that neutralizes uric
acid and purifies the blood. 1t is easy
to take and will not afrect the weak
est stomach. It is guaranteed under
the Pure Food and Drugs Law to be
absolutely free of opiates or harmful
drugs of any description. The Solace
Co. are the sole u. S. agents and have
over two thousand voluntary testimon-
ial letters from grateful people Solace
has restored health. 1t has been tested
and prescribed by physicians here and
In Germany and has proven the surest
and quickest remedy for Uric troubles
known to medical science. 1t is put up
in 25c. SOC and $1.o0 boxes. Sample
| Boxes free IL 10c is enclosed to pay
| actual cost of mailing. The company
| is a large, reliable one, doing an i'm
mense business and refer to any busi-
ness house or bank In Battle Creek as
to their honesty and financial respon-
sibility. Testimonial letters and litera-
/ ture sent upon request
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the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Paulson and son.
Robert, of Chicago. were Crown Point
visitors yesterday
Mr. and Mrs. Henry c. Groman of
Milwaukee are visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs NJ E. Dinwiddie on Court street
this week.
Mrs c. a. Lincoln will return tomor-
row from an extended visit with rel
atives in Muncie, Ind.
Yesterday was a big automobile
day for Crown Point. and the various
hotels served dinner to capacity crowds
accordingly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Davis and son
of Chicago visited at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. John Brown yesterday
Crown Point residents are praying
that the courthouse clock be repaired
as soon as possible and provided with
the customary ringing apparatus. The
striking OF the time is sorely missed.
Crown Point, up in Lake county, Is
destined to become a great business
center in a legal and general way be-
| fore many years. The city has i'm
proved greatly in the past few years
| and since the establishment of the
| many boom cities in Lake county.
| We spent the day there last Friday
in the interest OF the Herald. During
the day we had the pleasure of meet
| Ing Hon. John Peterson. who ran fol
! congress In the tenth district two year:
| ago and gave Congressman Crumpackel
| the race of his life. Since then the leg
| islature has taken Laporte county GU
| OF the district and put 1t in the thir
| teenth. Mr.. Peterson will not seek con
gressional honors this year.
A new electric car line is being put ii
between Crown Point and Gary ant
work is being pushed on II every day
1t is believed the car line will be o
material benefit to Crown Point as tn.
business between Gary and the othe
cities in Lake county, with public Off
Gals at Crown Point is daily growing
/ Indianapolis Herald.
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HEGEWISCH,

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Collins
Thursday a nine-pound baby girl
Billy Doe won the prize waltz at the
dance in Hammond Wednesday night
Harry Carlson of stony Island visited
friends here Thursday
Miss Clara Korthaus visited friends
in Chicago Friday.
There are numerous cases of whoop-
ing coughsin town.
The Parents club meeting at the
II. C. school Thursday afternoon had
the best attendance this year, about
nifty being present A feature of the
entertaining was the singing rendered
by each grade in turn. The eighth
grade were especially good. They at
tended the song festival a Bowen high
school, South Chicago. Friday
Mrs. Pressket and son Richard of
Chicago spent Thursday with Mrs. Will
liam Kimban.
Mrs. Nelson of Buffalo avenue is
having a new porch built onto her
residence.
Mrs. William Drinnan and Mrs kim
ball were shopping in Hammond We'd
nesday.
The Calumet Coal and Teaming Co.
street paving contractors, certainly do
not care how heavy they load their
wagons
Grandpa Crane was in Chicago Fri
/ day on business.
I The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Claude Collins of Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Collins christened Katherine Jo-
/ sephine at ST. Columbas church sun
I day, Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Davies acting
as sponsors. The baby was named aft
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LOWELL.

Mrs Rant Pratt went to Chicago Sat
urday TO visit friends.
Miss Mollie Lloyd went to Chicago
Olsen. who is sick.
Miss Violet Want attended the art
institute in Chicago Saturday.
Attorney j. w Belshaw practiced in
the superior court in Hammond Friday.
being retained in a divorce case.
Attorney Frank Pattee and wife of
Crown Point visited his parents Sun
day.
Mel Griesel and wife went TO Chi
cago Saturday evening to visit with
Forest Griesel and family over Sum
day.
William Kenney of Hammond was in
Lowell Saturday.
Lorain Dinwiddie of Morgan Park,
who spent a few days at the home of
his father. Oscar Dinwiddie. returned to
Morgan Park Saturday.
Clyde Kink is repairing the cottage
on the lot north of the Catholic church
which property is owned by his mother.
He will put the property in good re-
pair
The past week was just the kind of
weather the farmers needed to finish
blowing and planting corn. While 1t
looked gloomy at first the farmers are
now feeling more cheerful and hopeful.
Harry Clark of Minneapolis is here
on account of the serious sickness OF
his mother. Mrs. Perry Clark.
Mrs. Mary Gore is seriously sick at
her home, and 1t is thought that she
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Every woman requires ! number Of
plain shirt waists, and something little
different from the ordinary models is al
ways welcome. This pretty design is spe-
cially desirable as a nursing waist, but the
garment can be made without the nursing
feature if desired for general wear. The
waist opens al the left side. Linen, mad
ras, percale or chsmbray can be used.
The pattern, No. 5. 194, is cut in sizes 30
to AZ inches bust measure. Medium size
requires ~ yards of &c inch material or
3st yards of q inch fabric.
The pattern can be obtained by sending
10 cents TO the Office Of this paper.
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GRIFFITH,

Mrs. Inez Gibson of Crown Point Wis
ited relatives here Sunday.
Mrs. Rachel Phillips of Ross visited
at the home of her daughter. Mrs.
Frank Orsburn. yesterday.
MI. ana Mrs Reader were guests at
the home of his son John Sunday.
The Royal Neighbors held a social
last Friday evening and a most enjoya-
Bile time was had by all.
The Foresters' team from here went
TO Lowell by automobile SATURDAY. even
ing TO take part in some initiation work
there.
Mrs Joe Russell as taken to a hos
pltai in Chicago. where she will under
go an opera ton.
The eighth grade commencement for
Grifhth Calumet township will be
held next Friday evening in the town
nail. The following are the graduates
from Griffith: Blanche Riggle, Cora
Typ. Joseph Covert. Frank Miller Hon
ry Plohg, Lorne Miller.
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SHUCkS
Prom the Diary of 81 Lence

Elder Berry SEE Teddy's tactics re-
mind him purity much o tibet Judas Is
CARROT Teller in tn Bible. Eff friend
ship amt wuth more'n tibet never let
me hev emmy.
Ambition hez created St. Helena's fer
bigger men than Roosevelt.
One OF the events of Decoration day
on Thursday will be the dedication of
the new community mausoleum built
and completed recently at the cemetery.
Invitations have been sent out bearing
the following program. The dedication
exercises will commence Immediately
after the regular c. A. r. memorial ex
ercise.
Song-Quartet
Invocation-Rev Howard Billman.
Song-Nearer, My God. to Thee. the
assembly.
Address by the orator OF tho day, Rsv.
T. W. Mcvety. OF streator, Ill.
Dedicatory prayer-Rev. c. U. Stock
barger.
Address in German-Rev. Lueder.
Sons-Quartet.
Benediction.
Inspection OF the mauso1erm.
Brhart Bixeman has sold 10 NJ H
Peterson. a South Chicago citizen thir
~ acres of land situated near Creston
The consideration was $4,000 for the
thirty and is a big advance in the price
OF land in that section OF the country
A big crowd OF East Chicago fans &C
companied the baseball team here yes
terday and returned last night overjoy
ed at their victory over Crown Point.
public dance will be given at Cen
trail Music hall on Thursday evening
Chicago music has bgeen engaged 70
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RheumatiCS
No Longer Dread
ChangeabIe Weather

The prescription, ''Nurito" free from
Oplates and Narcotics, found to be the
antidote to uric acid, gives remarkable
an absolute, quick cure to rheumatic
sufferers. This is now testified to by
many Hammond sufferers, and what is
better than home testimony?
If you have rheumatism, Scfatica or
Neuritts, be assured that you will get
rid of 1t or your money will be refund
ed. Nurito" will Danish all aches and
pains, timber up those sore and in
famed joints and muscles Go to
Negele, the druggist, 62S Holman
street; Lion store pharmacy, Kaufman
e Wolf, proprietors. C. E. Nelson, Har-
Dor pharmacy. Indiana Harbor, and get
81 box of 'Nurito,' the prescription
that produces results.
You can feel it working,
Compounded by the Msgistral Chem.
Co.. F'latiron Bldg, New York.
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CLARK STATION

Mrs F. Behn and Miss Emily Behn
of Clark Station were Chicago visitors
yesterday.
quite number of our young folks
attended the Lake county high school
track meet at Crown Point today. Gary
was their choice. Richard Much of this
place represented Gary in the mile
Mrs. A. Wagner of Clark Station was
Gary business translator yesterday.
r. G. Holifield of Gary was a Clark
Station visitor last evening.
William Osterman transacted bust
ness at his farm al Clark road. near
black Oak. He is busy blowing and
viii prepare for a big crop.
Rev Rump of Tolleston was a Clark
Station business visitor.
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MERRILLVILLE.

The Ladies' Aid society of this place
and the Busy Bees of Griffith were en-
tertained by Mrs. Lou Southworth at
her home in Griffith last Thursday aft
ernoon- About thirty five were present.
At $50 a dainty two-course luncheon
was served. The ladies were unani-
nous in their praise of Mrs. Southworth
as a hostess.
Mrs. Lille Pierce has returned from
Hammond. where she spent few days
visiting friends.
Mr. Prushlange of Beatrice was in
town today between trains
Scott Burge and daughters are Chi
cago visitors today
Mr.. and Mrs Hart Mundell are spend
ing the week with his mother
H. Crawford of Gary is spending the
day here with friends.
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CALENDAR OF SPORTS
FOR THE WE
WEEK
MONDAY.


q Women's tennis championships 4
Q of the eastern states, at Haver 4
= ford, Pa. 4
. Finish wrestling match between =
q Mike Yokel and Walter Miller. at
q Salt Lake City. 4
= New England intercollegiate
q tennis championship, at Boston.
q TUESDAY.
q Hugo Kelly VS.. Jack Dillon, 10
q rounds. at Indianapolis.
= Eddie McGoorty VS.. Bob Moha,
. 10 rounds, at New York.
q Opening of the season of the
q Kentucky Indiana Tennessee
. ("Kitty)) league. q
. Western open golf championship
= begins at Idlewild club. Chicago.
q WEDNESDAY. 4
. Annual exhibition of Devon
. Horse Show association opens at
q Devon, Pa.
q Ad wolgast VS.. Leach Cross. 10 4
q rounds at New York.
. Packey Mcfarland VS. Ray
q Bronson, 10 rounds, at Indiana 4
. polls.
= Sammy Trott VS.. Pal Brown, 10
o rounds, at Columbus. Ohio.
q THURSDAY. 4
q Five hundred mile international 4
q sweepstakes automobile race at 4
q Indianapolis. 4
q Relay race of power boats on the 4
. Hudson river. from New York to 4
q Albany. Z
q Opening of the spring race meet I
. ing at I.atonia. 4
. Fortieth annual regatta of Har-
. lem Regatta association, al New
q York. 4
Alfred De Orc VS.. Edward Ralph,
q Tor pocket billiards championship. 4
= at Trenton. n. J. 4
q New York state intercollegiate
. athletic championships at Hamil- 4
= ton, n. Y.
q FRIDAY.
. National intercollegiate athletic I
q championships at Philadelphia.
. Annual championships of the 4
= Western Conference Athletic asso- I
q citation, at Lafayette Ind.
q Canadian Olympic swimming
= trials begin in Montreal.
- SATURDAY.
q National intercollegiate athletic
. championships. at Philadelphia.
Annual games of the Intercol-
q legiate Association of Western
. Pennsylvania and West Virginia,
q a Sharon, Pa.
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The Journeymen Stonecutters' union
at san Francisco has entered into an
agreement with the contractors where
by an advance in wages of so cents a
day will become effective en- Oct. I Tho
new law carefully defines the rates that
may be legally charged for finding en-
ployment and provides punishment for
its violation
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more than 10 to 90 cents a day. The
ray is in supplies =. luired for their

more than 10 to 90 cents day. The
cay is in supplies rs Iuired for their
homes
Recent statistics show that there are
now 100000 wage earning women in
Germany, an increase of 81 per cent
during the last twelve years
The largest representation of women
in Industrial pursuits in Germany is in
the clothing and allied trades, in which
1866, 900 are employed.
During the quarter ending March 81.
eight new lodges were organized and
several re-organized by the Brother
hood of Railway Carmen. The organi-
zation now has 552 local lodges with a
membership of approximately $4,000
and still growing.
There will be held in Milan from
May 81 to 81 the first international
Technical Congress for the prevention
of accidents and injury to laborers ana
for Industrial hygiene. This congress
will consider technical means and
safety devices tending to protect the
life and limb of the laborer. as we'll as
the means and methods for improving
the hygiene conditions of various indus
tries.
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LABOR NEWS

During the ten years from 1900 to
1910 the income of the unions in Ger
many was almost $4,000, 900 marks.
Sb@lhxIds in Russia do not receive
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simply USING HA 7 ,
HAIR HEALTH - the
best and only really
SatiSfa Glory prepara-
tion for restoring Gray
hair to it's natural
color.
Mrs. Fred Gompart,
of 223 West 14Sth St,
New York City, writes
us.
About six months
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on the. very top Of my head as big as
the palm of my hand. In about seven
weeks time, using HAYS HAIR
HEAI4lH continuously. new hairs
started to grow. They are getting Just
as long and are the same color as the
rest OF my hair L shall never give up
using it"
Be ono of the thousands of satisfied
users-get soc or s1.00 bottle al Kauf-
mann d Wolf and Minas Co. today He
satisfied.
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Gray Hairs and Bald Heads

Are Disappearing in New York City and
Elsewhere.
Men and women are realizing that
they can accomplish this SO easily by
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the otchSlOHs
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Paulson and son.
Robert, of Chicago. were Crown Point
| visitors yesterday