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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-14
WORK FOR FARMS
MAY Be ABOLISHED

Much to ths surprise OF mary OF
nose who have watched the CROWN
u the movement for farm demouetra
ION work In this State, the Senate
nance Committee Yesterday mornin.s
exported favorably the Rinehart nil.
.po!lshine the United Agricultural
ooerd which wac constituted under an
Act passed by the last Legislature The
measure proposes that the demonstra-
ION fi"h W1fk be continued by the State
lizard ,,, OF Education. with an appropria-
non OF emily $4,000 u year
The atratton bill in the Houso
the act would simply elini-
a nnte me Departmont Of Agriculture
e srn,,, 'h n Virginia Polytechnic Institute
ms BOARD, ana TO this proposal TIER,
= believed to be little or no objection
lmg HOUSE c9mmittee on Agriculture
consideration last evening. and had !,
conference on the subject with Gov
trnor Mann III his office
IN STA temenl prepared last niai.t
II was shown that AT cost 10 thc
Stutt amounting SO TAR To S6,9539S
.iE.udln$ thc expenses OF adrninistr,t
$ ;i?i sen lH h would be spent, this year
i ijl,;9"V o% nose counties which esire
uC".ohA trauon work. and $l5,27I.5i
"N the General Education Board. worL
ing through tho United states Depari.
Iifnt OF Agriculture. The salaries Of
H.
ger the general board ara pad by Tho
!, tler the entire expenses last year
heimg Tess than $500 in Virginia.
, nirty COUNTIES which used demon
ttrators last year have applied for n
renewal of the system, White thirteen
new counties. which held off last ycnr
now WISH TO get into the game. There
are, besides. eight other counties which
would like to get in
The showing made by boys in this
dcm9nsirati"n last season was thu
wonder OF the State. Supcrjutend,ni
Ess!eSton. with all his regard Tor th,.
im ,at, YORK Of his DEPARTMENT. I'M
htsitHti hglN anEs that the work being
conducted By r. q. SANDY as State agent
- not Oily Tho most valuable constrIIc.
iNe bnl % the same time the most
NA!Hah!r educatiunal achievement IN
!iE!hla o-day CcuInies like Loudoun
aItrl trying the proposition, are now
dllndndlne the fu!i Time OF a demon
Stiat"i ana are willing 10 put up half
ms salary the remainder coming from
tho other sources.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-14
SENATE BILLS

Ey Ais. Hart: \ BIZ 10 amend ana 20.
enact sect!ons i67, rs ara ,c3 OF az act
amended and approved Ap..l 10. le.G. entitled
An aci to rase revenue 'or ;he support o.
and 10 pay the interest on the pub!!c dob;
ana TO prov!dc S?ccia! tax to- pension, e.
he!errcd 10 The Cominittee on Finance
by MI. Hati: : bill 10 amend ana re-cr-
sSt "ectien u Q: an act. approved Aprl! II,
i:", entitled act 10 raise rsyenuo Tor
The support OF the government and publ,o
rec schools and 20 pay the interest on lie
PUBIC debt, and 20 provide special tnx Tor
pcAs!one. as authorized by sect;or lsa O.
ne c9nktlincon. Referred TO the Commit
;ee OF Finance
BY Mr. Tavenner: :. oil. to amend snS
Justice. y
By BIZ. Blanks !, bill. 10 amend ,b,
smarter OF 'hs ;orn @: LaCro.so, Mecklen.
ouTS county, Va. referred TO the Joint
Go:nFIiit;ee on Special. Private and Local
By Mr.. Brock, bill 10 prevent Tho
Hppea.s OF virginia on imperfect records
an" tAe!F decision om ;echnicoi points u..,h.
ont regard 10 the marlts. and 10 sia,pIy
PROCEDURE n t.a! court IN regard 10 bill. o:
exception. Referred 20 tho Committee ro-
Courts o: Jutt!co
BIZ sir. Drewry: !, Dill TO a-Dc,s a.
entitled an act to establish genera -o.J
!Nhd for the permanent Improvement Or
ROADS and bridge o: Dinwiddie county. "a
create rosd board :or D!nwiddie count,
. . no 20 preocr!oc ~ powers and dutics Re
;erred 20 the Io.a: Committee or Seeds
Private and Loci! Legislation.
by Mr.. Saunders 4 Bill to rezuIa, 49,
service % process n titles having a pop,j,.,
lion OF Sooo9 OF n!-re. referred 70 IN. Co,
hittea :oF Courts ot Justice.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-14
HOUSE BILLS
CONTINUED From miro 2


ael lection Of chapter Q: the act con.
earning corporations.
~ Ir Baker. OF Chesterfield: a bill 10
REQUIRE persons, firms or corporation doing
business III mis- STATE. who sell or rent per-
soial property on the insis iment plan re-
ta!n.nE title to the same until paid Tor, TO
sou ihe said persona! properly III public
@1v'lo" Huon default IN payment O: install
.i'ei''t, "hd 10 'etind the excess over COST
IND the amount duo 10 the purchaser.
10 committee on Roads aud Internal Nayi
CATION
-. NJ. tFtaHicr. y I'll TO prohibit ra,i.
;;9-n and street car compan:es in this state
''oHI Working their employees for a longer
pt.'!9e u,An iweiYi hours out Q. each TWEEN
ny AIf Brewer: y aill "a require railroad
I'm pan'es under certain conditions 10 rorn
:. ,HelE ehlFi"y two ticket agents at certain,
ne'ar passenger Gapot. along their IiroE
=" tn'nmii'ce on schools and Colleges.
M'f RIdtdrd \ Joint resolution mo
Nil'E ini ~" reduction OF tho purIbcr .
=, ""' omissions va his state
!" '"mmitte" On Privileges. ,,nti EIectjon.
III, bmtn y A!ll 10 amend and ZEN
"'i .grton 70 81 The Code al Vtr.inio
=" committee on Public Proprri,
-'9Ah' White o Albenarie ana
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-14
BUCHANAN COUNTY
GETS NO RELIEF

All hoDe FOR relief froa ths land
Situa lon ~ EGcAaH4n county, 50 i4r
- !eEis!atVs action is cunceIiIcc
."lcI away from human slgnt lash
EeA+AS, when the Committee tar
oH.tS ~ justice o! The House Of Dele
ii"s PASSED oy indGtntely tkl.cd
eAuteiyJ al thL bills bt, yr, II rr
Inns - TINS No tier There IS t.ith-
Is more - ~ done ana nothing more
be said.
The deI>~~tiou wA!ch cam, 10 Rjrn.
n9n9 from 3lchauau AZ the Dtgirutf,t-
or the session. ana W.u.. in.n5f..r.
nave haunted the Corf.dors ana com.
Mlttee rooms OF the capitol from ast-
10 day seekinE relief w.il 90 no,nc
Aole attorneys nave Convinced M
committee. ana nag. ailros. couyinEcd
Inc bGcAanaE people that tvcryttting
iAey offered was entirely uncons,ii.-
tional. OF else would 90 sy,naSn5,
son=w heTc possible Injustice
On the nrst day oi the session Ji,dea
Martin Williams tried 10 .et y r,,,I
HHttee 10 look into l-e matter. IN vtnv.
OF auditor Donohoes caustlc comment
on Inc reourn OF large amounts II
bogus tand for taxation Eli, !, 70
i4s" thoUgAt BY some members th8,
OILS could os wpiket out 10 cure IN,
sitlaiion John W Chaiii!cy pror,os"d
c9py OF The Kentucky law as to for.
'eiture o: land on Witch taxes Inv
NoEiolk' and i. BuDi,., ~ WIS.,
sad u would NOT 10, 6ecluSe ,hc li,af,
o! 600 acres was ~ lnnniri ,"i, ~
D"nFlitutinn. Others ala uot M ~,
mt did not have TIM IN Ia sbnT,
perlo9 70 clcnr Ali the titles ;doy ran,
since The f~sis!ature. myt dsea -,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-14

connected with the State government
.hs treasurer, the sergeant. the attor-
ney for the Commonwealth and the
clerks OF the courts
Fcnrs City bosses
This would. he feared Keep III con-
troll the city boss. who. so long as he
can be elected by tho people, will not
only enjoy the tenure OF power, but
VIII exert his malignant influence over
the clty's affairs. 1t wHs unnecessary
for Mr. Shaw TO draw diagram to
cisms tended In fact. he went stlil
tnrther by telling OF men who had
been elected TO the Legislature by the
mere nod OF c!ty's boss. without
telling the people OF their community
Tor what policies they stood
All these Zee officers. said Lieutenant
shaw, should be appointed BY the COM
mission. which should have entire au-
thority TO hire and IRE Such powers
We're Indispensable.
In his amendment there would be
embodied. so far as the city Went, the
principle of the initiative the referen-
Gum and the recall, which Governor
oodrow wilson recently said was
good gun 10 have behind the door. So
would ne cleanse the cities OF Amer
lea from the reproach among the na-
them as the one startling failure OF
government on the Western Hemls-
phcre.
Unwieldly Council
Mr.. tidtuoCk pointed out that the
great trouble with the cities OF Vir-
Einin to-day is the encumbrance Of
b'cameral council with many mem
hers. its activities divided among
large committees which are subject
to this and that influence. and which
often do not meet over long spaces
OF time
Nj. shaw's amendment. he would
venture 10 say, would conflict with the
Constitution and the statute law in
many rcspects. and would be too rad
icai to force At this time. For In
stance, 81 one blow II would cngraft
the referendum and the recall on the
government OF Virginia lie thought
the thing TO do was TO pass the Banks
Eravatt amendment. carefully prepared
ny attorneys for the League OF Vir-
einle municipalities after long study
The matter Of putting the fee Off
eers under tho commissions. said MIR
CradGock should be left with the
Legislature In rs general consldcrn
lion OF the fee system. especially since
;ho Officers thus excepted ara those
whose duties are partially connected
with the state government Besides
he would like to take what ho could
get at this time. with View TO
strengthoung the system. which after
ali is yet In it's experimental stage
at some future time.
The committee agreed with Mr.
Craddock
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-14
CITY GOVERNMENT
ABLY DISCUSSED
craddock and Shaw, Economic
Experts, Debate Comnlis-
sion Plan.
CONSERVATIVE BILL ADOPTED
Committee Approves Amendment
Backed by Municipal
League.
CONSERVATIVE BILL ADOPTED

Debate on the Two propositions be-
lore the legislature in regard TO city
EoNernmeMt Ny comm.es.on was had
yesterday afternoon between John W.
.F4daock, OF l4yncheurg, representing
the Virginia League uf Mum .cipalttles
and Lieutenant Commander {. p Shaw,
Of Norfolk. The House Committee on
Counties Cities and Towns, after near
iHs The d!scus,sri. voted unanimously
10 report ths Ar4vl.tt- Banks amend
tnent TO the CONSTITUTION. which passed
Ihe senate yesterday and which ein-
lodits the same proposition winch was
approved ny the Legislature sy'o years
senator Gsava,t ana Mr.. Banks wiz
day companion bills submitting tho
amendment 10 vote Of The people In
the ensuing November election II IL
carries, then IT Will be proclaimed by
Sic Governor.
Defends HOME Rule.
he debate yesterday afternoon was
listened 10 with interest as showing
HE IDEAS pt Two men who have made
the proposition one 81 deer study Mr.
shaw advocating tho amendment pre-
paced gy himself, and introduced at
tJhnltl Coleman, BY request, said that
fnr Banks amendment was fatal mis-
iaite u EN- bodies he insisted. pro
10 ais which you'd destroy the moan
~ q the change which IS designed
~ permit elites to adopt such Forms
~ government as they may desire
ia the DrSt place said Mr. ShnU
~ Ranks amendment, which is !ueuii-
with the Cox proposition OF the
Jnst session, would leave 10 tho I.cris-
lltire, instead Of to each city directly.
llle m king Of laws FOR the govern.
ln.0t Of citirs But st!ll more .inpor-
TINT II sim left 10 election ly tho
p.nnie the officers ~ cliios vino are
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-14

monopoly OF tho local businese. viii
appear Thursday in supper, Of Tho
bill
The !iouse rosi!ns etoek bill prov!d
ing for division OF the total rolling
stock tax among the several counties
on the basis OF the value OF nsscss.,I
railroad property within their separate,
boundaries. claimed the attention OF
the senate Committee on Roads ana
ihtcEha' improvements yesterday az
vas reported With an amendment
which nlakes its provisions the same
as those ~ the amended Holt bill.
which is on the Senate calendar now
In The amended form both bills give
the home once cities 40 per cent. ~
the rolling stock tax, and divide the
remaining 30 per cent among the sew
crai counties OH the basis OF the rail
;oad property they contain.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-14

about 100000 acres OF land has heen7
recorded. No taxes have ever been
pald on this tract. which is claimed
under the old Naybrick grant. There
are only 10000 acres In the whole
county, and the propertv cioirnoa iiae
an over the Southwest The junia-
patenteas have always won In ibo
courts. but titles are still traded il,
~ the corporation Offices OF Wall
street and the Bourse,
The Buchanan people have been ,oid
70 clear things up in the courts ana
that clerks cannot rsause to record
deeds properly signed and acknow
lodged This being true. the COMMIT
aioneis OF the revenue do not Sc, how
they can stop listing the land FOR tar
ation And thers you arc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-14
b. Laska, the WeII-Known Ladies' Tailor

W ishes TO announce to his patrons and
that nc now has in his employ n fuiI
i"rce. of competent and well expert
enccd union 'ailors. aud that nothing
Dnt the best york is done in his estab-
hrnhAnt u" not delay placing your
o!arr. rs mis- the time 10 get spc-
viai prices our patronage is So
liritr'i aud am surc YOU VIII De mere
man pleased as ! guarantee satisfnc-
uon In cye:y respect.
e. i.ASkA.
80! North Second Straci
i.ct"efn Hroal and Marshall
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-14
Sample Bottle Free BY Mail

That those who are seeking health and
strength fer themselves. children. rels-
uves or friends may experience tho life
giving properties of this exclusive Nor
way gold medal czonized cod liver OF
medicinal food emulsion--as we'll as IA
now ozomuiaion superiorlty--in being
most paiatabi~ and easy to take--a gen
etous 3.oz. be lille will be sent by man 10
those who uerd addresses by postcard or
letter to oxoyiulaion, 64s Pearl st., N. Y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-14

captain W. ". Baker PROPOSED :. bin
Eie=t te,ti TO require, when properly
soia on the instalment pian, anu
...c.c is defau!t in payment. that IT,,
property shall be sold at auction. and
INC remainder, after paying tho deb;
%nd costs OF sale. shan go to tho de-
iuIurht purchaser. The idea is o,
course, 10 prevent complete loss az iii
pa! mGnts made In case o: default.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-14

Page; 4 blu TO grant psrn,i.s;on 10 the
tecto7 and r!t!tors OF tac University OF Viz
s!hih 20 have bronze statute cast o: Hou-
oons statue of Washington n III. rotunda
OF tho capitol.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-14

t;cv. j. y. MaStin. secretary q, ~.
state Hoard OF Charities ana C:orrcc
lions. successfully argued Yesterday
pclors inc lious" Committee on Couu-
nss, cities ana Towns for the Land
mn. providinl; for district aiInshouseg
instead OF county poorhousos. I3CnuonlY
ana efficiency IN administration Is
aimed at pr Mastip $ idea is that in
these consolidated homes the ftelly-
minded can be cared for. Unless sumo
thlng Is done for this class. ne said.
ana tHc state relieved of the growing
burden of caring for their offsnrlnp =
demand will grow for a scparat. in
Stitution which will be very expensive
nc NH Was reported favora bly,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-14

colonel f. |. Brewer proroec,y in
nc house yesterday q Bill similar 10
the measure In tho senate, rpcuiriu..
Two ticker agents TO be In stations prior.
10 tue departure OF trains. one TO ey.
unahSe mileage tickets for coupons 1t
&c open Tor an hour before trains la.v,.
ana 70 he well warmed In cold weathc"
IN all cars. save Pullnuns stations
arc 10 b. announced twice
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-14

Amendments to the law relating Il,
me taking of crabs IN Virginia w;!itcrs
are made III bill! Of which }. Harry
rev Is thc patron, and which Wa; ~.
ported Yesterday afternoon by thn
committee Oh tho Chesapeake and II:
tributaries. II takes the license tas
on scTapers. and puts them on tna
individual. The tax on trot l.n,s il
removed :"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-14
Here and There
in the Legislature

mission bills yastcltlnv morning ~.
the House Committee on Finance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-14

Salaries OF Judges OF tho supreme
Court OF Appeals of Virginia ar. in
creased 10 S5,0nJ year each by Il bill
reported favorabir yesterday morning
from the House Committee on lTinanc,.
The salary is now Si,500. ana the in
crease can apply only 10 new terms
which hereafter begin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-14

OF Albcmarle who ars the objects a.,
ah"th@r law. haze promised TO sec ;ha,
tno OIL! requiring them u present III.
pages .w!th IA iarrsl az AlStinar,s nip-
pins shal! sc OatycL
:, NJ PaSc and John s. Ware u.
t-oduccd q bill Yesterday 70 ALLOW. .hn
rotor ana Visitors OF the Ijnivrrsitv
81 virginia TO place a bronze cast iron,
II lioud"n siatIt ol Washington on
Inc grounds OF tho ultvcrs.,f
senator l'catherstons .bagsaz.
trust !'ill was up before the senate
committee on Roads and Internal I'M
qrovemcnt yesterday afternoon, hat
was postponed for hnal hearing on
rEiday. Al the hearing two Weeks
ego tile opposition argued its ease
Representatives OF local t-ans,c,. cnr,
nhnies who claim that tho Eichnoni
IFansier Company enjoys an un.ust
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-14

No railroad or street car company
may work its employees longer than
hours. ii bill offered yesterday In
the House by j. +. Crea mer becomes
law. The fine Of $3.50 for each offcrsc
Is to be imposed by the state Corpora
ton Commission.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-14

a bin proposed by Mr.. Earman
would allow the supervisors of Rock
lnSham county to put toll gates OH all
roads which are macadamiZcL, save
those hui!t under special laws.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-14

The Weaver bill, making maximum
rates for advertising court orders was
reported favorably yesterday from the
House OF Pages. which seems to have
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-14

Acting on this, law passed by .hc
House OF pages, whicn seems 10 hay
been an emergency act. Colonel Johh
:. HaTwood took these youngsters for
long ride in his automobile yeater-
day afternoon.
Ssaing this, Mr.. Page and Mr.. White.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-14

These measures. together with the pro.
poseo increase In liquor license taxes.
went over TO to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-14

Another dispcnsary Is bcing ia.i,eJ
4; this time in L.ynchburr. SIR. sen.
,!l or that city, Introduced y bill
Yesterday In the lionsn allowing the
people 10 vote on the prouositiou III
ihdnrsed II: Only In coinni!ance with
request By large petition"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-14

>, Although NJ. Tit2hugh besoueht the
yesterday morning to report His bili
regulating the cold storage Of food
products, 1t vas again passed by until
tomorrow Subcha !rnan t,vans. ~
me subcommittee which has had .hc
hl!l IN charge. felt that withou, q III
ba sSed by Congress, there would he
discrimination against Virginia plants.
sInce tnS products OF the latter. sta mp.
PEI. tlon with those of concerns out
Mr.. Evans used the illustration that
dealer securing five bo:es OF cold
storage eggs from n Eichnlord f-,n
ana i've boxes from n NashinE,on
nous. would sell the latter, since ii
Wouln not be stamped. Colonel Holm
:. farWood spoks against tile bill.
saying there was no need for il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-14

The House Committee on Finance.
ScsterdaJ morning reported iavorabIv
.nc piil requiring corporations to re-
tciNinG more than 81 900 :. wear, for
INC purpose Of more erectuallr collect
ms the state income tax.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-06
Novelties in
Fine Draperies

We beg to announce the completion of our drapery
and upholstery selections for the coming season. among
which are many exclusive articles imported directly
by us.
In Lace Curtain Department we have sue
ceeded securing the latest effects Ivory Lacet Cur
talns, which are shown nowhere else in Washington;
also very complete stock of Marquisette Eamne and
Scrm Curtains with fine Cluny, Fet and Madeira in
sertions and panelng These curtains also brought
out in the single panels for windows we'll pairs and
great many of them be made up especially to fit
odd size windows.
Our new stocks of Couch Covers and Portieres show
an unlimited variety In colors, styles and qualities We
showing particularly strong line of Double-ace
French Velour Curtains in all colors.
Another line with us deserving of mention is that of
Guaranteed Sunfast Fabrics fabrics that are abb
sqlutey guaranteed fade in the sunlight and
washable These be had in light and dark colors
and IN weights heavy enough for upholstery soft
enough for the dalntiest draperes. We also have
colos of velvet that absolutely not
to fade.
In our Upholstery Department we have imported all
of the things in Damasks Brocade Velours and
fine Tapestries beautiful selection of Chinese Chip
pendae designs in stock, also Tapestries of the
Elzabethan period In fact have designs suitable
for any of the early English periods which are now so
popular.
The efficiency of our sales force is up to its usual high
standard. We have expert decorators your command
We will advise you relative any scheme you propose
adopting, and will give you estimate the
cost of the work.
We also have several artists who will produce
sketches showing you the general effect of drapere
any interior decoration.
This is the time when these things being consid
cred by all housekeepers and delay the
settlement of these matters for the
department becomes buster and buster.
We should like all of our customers to call and look
line of drapery and upholstery fabrics whether
they propose purchasing not there many
esting things to be seen in stock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-06
W.B.Moses & Sons,
F and 18th Streets NV.
Notice to the
Public

The September sale has left us
with many odd pieces of furniture
that cannot be matched. Dressers have
been sold from complete suites, leav-
ing the balance of the suite incom-
plete. These pieces we will sacrifice to
make room for new stock.
Our Early English line of Dining
Room Furniture has been broken up to
such an extent we have decided to dis
pose of the balance at such prices as
will sell them Immediately.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-18
oLD:TlkiE REMEDY
RSEFs HE HAIR.
Gives Color, Lustre 10 FADED ana GRAY
Hair DandraH Quickly "a
Removed.

. 3 D. ...
For generations Sage and Sulphur
have been used Tor hair and scalp
troubles. Almost everyone knows the
value OF such q combination for keep.
ing the hair a good even color. for cur.
ing dandruff, itching scalp and falling
hall, and for promoting the growth oi
le mar. Years ago the only way te
get 9 Hair Tonic Of this kind was IL
make IT in the home. which was trou
6lesome and not always satisfactory
Nowadays, almost any up.to.date drug
'gist can supply his patrons with a
Feady.to-ase Product. skiilfully spre.
pared in perfectly equipped laborato,
ries.
An ideal preparation OF this sort
Is Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair
Remedy, in which Sage and SULPHUR
are combined with other valuable rem.
edies for scalp troubles and thin,
weak hair that is losing It's color or
coming out. After using this remedy
for few days, yo will notice the col.
or gradually coming back, your scalp
VIII feel better, the dandruff will soon
be gone. and in less than months
time there will be wonderful differ.
ence in Your hair.
Don't neglect your hair II 1t is full
Of dandruff, losing It's color or coming
out. Get fifty cent bottle of wyeths
sage and Sulphur from your druggist,
ana see what a few days treatment
@ill do for you. All druggists sell It,
lnder guarantee that the money Will
be refunded II the remedy is not exact.
ly as represented.
Z, W. r. Crane, Special Agent.
Special Agent. Cranes Drug Store.