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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-08-01
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Groceries

Dutch Cleanser, regular price 10c per can,
our price 7c
Sunny Monday Soap, sc bar, for ~ 25c
Red Seal Lye, reg l0c can our price - 7c
Chloride of Lime, reg. 10c can, our price 7c
Olive Oil, regular 35c bottle, our price - zoe
All High Grade Spices Schillings and others,
regular lOc cans, our price 7c
Fairy Soap, regular sc bar, now -4c &c
Rolled Oats, 10 pounds, 55c sack, now 4Oc
Toilet Paper regular 10c roll, now A for 25c
Brooms, regular price 6Oc, our price 45c
Brooms, regular price SOC, our price 3 35c
Brooms, lot your choice ice-----2O zoe
Sweet Pickles, regular 35c quart, now 24c
Kerosene Oil (1eadlight) 10 gal. case 50. 90
60C Extra Fine English Breakfast Tea, ID. Csc
Gunpowder Tea, regular SOC h., now SAC
Jello regular l0c package, now B &c
Vinegar, regular 15c bottle, now -9 &C.
Bluing, regular l0c bottle, now 3 for - Csc
Borden's Milk, now cans for ------------ Csc
Mocha and Java Coffee reg 40c h., now 3Oc
Schillings Coffee, lb. can 40, our price S6c
Van Camps Pork and Beans, 25c size, now | 7c
Hominy, 10 lb. Sack SOC, now W---3 30c
Royal Baking Powder SOC size, now - 40c
Schillings Baking Powder, SOC size, now 4Oc
Cleveland Baking Powder, SOC size, now Csc
Monopole Tomatoes, gal. can SOC, now S5c
Monopole Peaches, etc, gal. can SOC, now 8 1c
Matches, Diamond, &c package G &c
| Syrups Karo Corn, Old Style Maple, Scully's
Tea Garden Drips, all at big sacrifice.
Shredded Wheat, l5c package, now -- iOc
| Oysters, 25c can, now oW-------1S &c
Preferred Stock Catsup, 3Oc bottle, now 21c
Sugar, 10 l/2 pounds for ----------- 81 90
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-08-01
JeWelry

so Per Cent OF on all JeweFy, Breaches,
Rings, Tie Pins, Fobs, Cuff Links, Bracelets,
Chains, Razors, Hat Pins, etc.
Special Alarm Clock, $l.25 value for GOc
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-08-01
Drugs

Beef, Iron and Wine, 81 bottle, now - soc
Caster Oil, 25c bottle, now w---------15c Sc
Peroxide, 25c bottle, now ---10c DC
Violet Talcum Powder, 25c can, now lie
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, 25c bottle 1 &c
Castoria, 95c bottle, ow-------2 zoe
Witch Hazel, 25c bottle, now w---15c Sc
Cuticura Soap, 25c size, now-----18c &c
Cuticura Ointment, SOC size, now 2Sc
Fly FOlSOn SneeCS Tor &C
Williams Shaylng, Soap, 10c size, now----.6 &c
International Stock Food, SOC size, now 26c
Epson Salts, 1Oc package, now--------6c &c
Doan's Kidney Pills. now -------------S9 S9c
Antiphlogestian, now 26c
Pearl Toilet Powder, now .----6c &c
Pure Vasoline, per bottle, now--------3c SC
Eye Salve, 25c bottle, now w------t6c
Baby Nipples, regular SC each, now for &C
Singer Sewing Machine Oil, reg. 25c, now SC
3 in Oil------------------ ----------------------S &c
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-08-01
1t Means Dollars in Your Pocket

OnOcS
LOT NO. l
Mixed lot of Slippers, reg. prices up to $3.50
per pair, cleanup price, per pair s5c
LOT NO. 2
Lot of Ladies' and Gents Shoes, worth easily
3d. cleanup price, per pair -- SOC
LOT NO. 3
Lot of Gents and Ladies Shoes good and re-
liable, cleanup price, per pair 75c
LOT NO.
Mixed Lot of High Grade Shoes, choice per
pair ------------ $fOO
All Shoes in Proportion
Large line of Boys and Girls Shoes also
Shoes for baby--tO be cleared out at un-
heard of prices. Come in and look them
over. All goods marked in plain figures.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-08-01
Fruit Jars

Economy Jars plnts, cut to per doz., 7Oc
quarts Csc
GAL $500 $l3O
Jar Tops, cut to ---- q" i5c
" Jar Rubber cut to +" 3c
q" Jar Rubbers in cartons 7c
NOW is the tlme TO get your canning supplies.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-08-01
Hardware

The stock of Hardware and Dishes is very
complete and up-to-date. Everything in this
department will be greatly reduced.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-08-01
Stationery

All Stationery, including School Books,
Tablets, States, Pens Pencils, Novels Story @
Books, at stupendous reductions.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-08-01

so Per Cent Off on Sherman Williams
Paints and Oils, Varnishes, Shallacs enamels,
etc.
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0infinnnfi 0iendao ben 30 Qlpril 1912. &r,

fperben, INN bic ssnbuitrien 3u fOroern
unb ben jlinsen 2eiten cine quite Ge'
fhdftssgr5iebuns 5u oerihdffen. Die
6anbeIs- uno 8ersbuu4GeieBe miiBten
griinbli9 reformirt perben.
gefins, 20. 4pril. 4uf bic 0er@
treter Der fremDen Regierungen uno
bic 8antiers bat bic 8otfhaft bes
prGIipenten einsn ausse5ei6neten gins
brud eemaht. 9ie Regierung lit Iih
Der 8efabr, bds 2anD gu raid moosr>
niiiren gu poIlsn, Offenbar Doaig be-
ipubt. glur olpei WItglieoer Der bsra'
tbenbsn a0rpsridoft trusen 3Opfe uno
bic bunte fineiifte uno Wanofhu>
aoftime batten iait D0ltg eurOpdiiher
aleibuns tpeihen miiHen. 4uf ietnem
Weee sur aammsr unb Suriid Durbs
Der pr1iipen DON Wanbi6u uno DIT
nefifnen zruppen uno ppli5iitsn be-
tpa6t.
RubIanb unb Die punam q
pacific 4usfellung.
qonbon, %. Npril. - Sn ruff
fhen areiien In Gonoon iDiro Der
fitert, baB bic ruifiife Regirung iltj
Der ginlaDung our geididuns Der pa
mama pucific 4usfteaung gegsnubsr
siemlih ablebnenb perbdlt uno pab
pas 9erbalten Der 8e Stadten NIT
gesua auf bic Yabfrage sttpas oamit
su tbuu babe. gs fpiro iogar ange:
beutst, bab Der ausitelunastommii
iion, oi. fi4 ieBt in 2onoon befinost
gu peritsben geseben tperoen puroe
ouB fis aut tbun piiroen, ihreu &lut
in ct. petsrsburg aui3ussbeu.
I4msritanii6e 9eipebre II
Staot WeTttO
/ bef6lasnabmt.
ReYifo, 20. aprIi. 8retblg Dbl
ben taufeuo 9erpebren, Die fir Den Se
brauh Der amerifaniTten ROlonie al
ben hi.iiu.u am.ritaniIten gOtihdfts
Qeitidt porben paren, fir ben Jau
bas Is in Der 6auptitaDt gu unruhel
tommen foiIte. tpuroen am WoHtu
Don Der Yolisei beidlogndhmt, als y
pertbeilt rperoen ioutsn. Wehr als 10
9epebre iparen bereits an Imsrttans
uertauft porben, als Der Bsfehl gegs
ben purbe, bab tsius mehr bas Wsagd
ain psrloffen biirftsn. Ter got'haTts
Dilion bat iofort eine grtldruns pei
ldnst. Man glaubt. Oab ts IT'D um q
MiBpsrftGnouib feit.ns Der itoottths
. Beh6rnen bonotlt.
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Jn(an0 gctegrap6
Orei Snfoif.u etnss u uto@
mobiIs qetnotet.

mobiIs getDDtst.
gbtcaQp, 81, 29. @pril. 8rsi
perIunen purben setOotst uno 5tpsI
fdpsr perIest, ols am Wontas Vsor>
o.n Elm 3ug Der 5GinoisGsntraI eiisns
babn in Der gprItabt Rortb Riosr
Sib. elm Gutompbil Iberfubr. Der
3ug fubr nit elmer Gei6DiHotgteIt
BON 35 Useilen in Der Stunos, als er
oas auto iibsrfuAr.
0i. Geoptstsn iinb: Rubert pufs
fer, % Sabre aft. uub feline Jrau uno
Trau 6. W. Strsibe.
Die 9erlsstsn iiuo: 8. 6. Buffer.
quert Der Stuosbatsr gpmpdnp uro
Batter Don Robsrt puffsr, unb W. M.
o. 2ooan, eiu anoerer Igsnt Der
Stubebaier gomponp, Der 9aste Der
Trou Strsit III elm agent oerfelbsn
aompaanie in 9s aalb. Sd. Die brsI
| gsriouen, bic sst0otet tvuroen, bsfdnz
ben fih in ben bintereH Sigen nes
4utos. Robert Buffer uno feline Srou
tpobnt.n in 9opn.rs Grope. einergors
itaot bon Ghieaso.
t9es 1potf6tuss huloIe
befunoen.
Bort buron, Wih., 20. Iprll
geora. eFon Don pstrolel, Ontario
murpt am Wpntoa in 8erbinouns NIT
benz Eooe BON 5bom1s Waior, ce''sr
! Ssits i'm Jsbruar untsr Der 5reppt
! Der griteu gaptiitentirfe gefunoer
tpuro., oss 9Dotihlass i4ulotg be
funoeH.
| Gin ftreifeuoer 3uht-
bausler.
| GoIumbus, q, 20. April
@m. Sinrpion, alias a&ellD the Seg"
Ser lpeaen @eloIdE anflprengens au
no ,sahrc ins 3ud,tbaits gelanot nnr
. De, lebt ieit II Iageu arf 8oI'er unl
groo in elmer Ssiolier3eIle, tpeil CT I'D
bartnddig ipeigert, IN ben aontroft
! @crfitaffcn sli arbeiten, ba inter DC,
geliimmnngen oes Gsere.8eleBes oi
. aoniroftarbeiten in Dem 3nhthou'
idiot Dor einem Sabre hotteu einge
( Itellt perben nliiiien. 3ipei NtItgefan
: sene. lpeIhe gleihlalls itretften, 90
ben oie Sad,e idon noh 5lpeitagi9e
Giuiperrung auf. Sn5tpiiden bat DC
: Staatsneripaltllnesrutb beihloliet
!, ron Eienitaa an Die 8efangenenarbe
: einitellen 5u IaiieiL bod, rperoen Stp'
aontratte, peIhe nod an Sanb Iini
|, erIt su gnoe gefiibrt peroer.
a Ser Seuer.9 amon.
= Giaua, g., 90. gpriI. q
|, Staittlpaaren.2roen BON gfescall
/. ,sones unroe Dtpntaa ourh Ell
ii ,SeuersbrarnIt 3eritort iino nebrere al
b itobeuoe Seihdfte onrh Maiier IN
l. Rauh geih6oist. Ger angeriGte
nj E9oSsn be:rGgs ca. $50, 900.
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slmeritaniite Gsipebre in Wsrtip mil
gsI6lag belegt.

lus benz beat den HelN
gerIin, 80. april. 9sah oeI
erreaten Tebattcit, Die III Den leefen
Iaaen iiber Die Gnellirage lnr Held)s'
toa itottfnnSen uno Der Verpeiluig
Der wfilitarporlagen on Die Suogef'
Seonunifiion lit momentum Dieoer po-
Iitiife gsinoitiIle eingetreten. es lte'
hen Der Rcgierling ieoch nod, 1tapere
ssfmufe bepor, che iie bie beioeIr fptd)-
tiaIten benz MeihsporIanent porlIe'
aenSen TnbreeeIn nrlier 1df) itF'o
sad) brinGen fam. EuB lDre
Gedmlqsporihlage an eine belonoere
Sonnriiiion ncrlpielen noroen llno'
biloet cine iflinune Shlappe Tilr lle
ino es Diro benz aor5ler, ipenn er
ben @ioeritano Der Entioralliberolen
unc ,sorridrittIer beieltigen tpla,
pobl nid,ts iibris bleiben, nls IN oIe
grb5bung Ger Grbihaftsltei,er gu lptl'
iiaer.
9tegreifeii6er bie Kite q
WIG | ! " = y.
9ie ganse beutide 8reiie beldd'tiat
lid, nod, iuuller nit Der nIitanic" aa'
taitrophe, Mno ibr urtbctl laitet en-
thinning. baf cine 9otteripirtbfha't,
mic lie bel Dem IneIiid imo ourh Die
llmterjutung IN Maihngton entbnll'
rporoen lit, auf be,iii6en Sd)iiien l,ll'
moalid, uire. 2ab elm Sfifi mi'
Der unterpeannsene giieienoampler
INIT elmer wsnru,idait in Gee geber
fonrte, bie rie,naIs llebungen nit Der
Jleftiinasbnoten peranitalte I bate
,,nb DaB fiir nen gilslug i'm Walttorl
fem ssernrobr porbonoen mar, nirl
als init rnalnnblid) be3eihnet.
ssoh beftiaer perurtbeilen Die 3ei
tisnsen jeDoh bic BON Dem 1eleera
pbijren oes fmn5oIiihen InnIpfer
go yropence" mno ben aapItonel
perihiebeHer ssnbr5eiige beltatlgt
gbatiade. bob Der aonlmdiloeur Dc
Titanic, UNI Die boben geraegebnh
rem Su ipnren. 5iierit nnr Gantp'er be
,.gsbite Star. .9inie on5uriiIen bel
i,id,te ,lnb Die SiIieangeboie BON nidi
ensIiid,en SdEiien. ailh bon oerv Gar
patbin" bnrIh abgeletnt Diiroen.~e "
ipiro bies als elm fppiid,es geilpis
gnaIiider Sahgier uno Sniolen5 b
yeidruet.
Ulebrere @lGtter meiIen einen grl
fen 1kiI Der Ghulb an Der aats
itropte Der Mnfez uuo Westluht b,
Ameriinner BEL. go ihreibt bic DO
iifhe 3eituna1:: ,Gs iit a[lgsmein B
fonnt, boB bic omeriioniifen Winil
mare bic sngtrrieurs. Wnihiniiten VI
Gei5kr Der ttonsotlaniiihen 9ampf
nit reifen lrsnfgelbern beited)en, vi
Iie 3u beipegen, bic 5obrgefhpmoigts
Der Ghiffe oiIfs 6ohfe gu fteistr
Dsn Grunb bcfiir biiben bic bob
Wetten, bic abeefhloHen iperDen. Y
ben engliihkn pffisisren unb Sseltl
ten, benen bic Gpcrtluit oneeborsn |
finbfn bic ipcrts unb iutttipiilbig
nmtritonifHen HrofuiIe innmtr bertl
uilIiges Gntgegentommen.
Mnbere 3eituneen trtlGrsn, bab
Gurus. ben bic nmeritanilhen W
IicnGrs uuf ben OampferHx bsonfpr
den. his Gi<rrbtit bet G&ifft beei
trGHti9<. Menn 0lIef bcrhunbe
Naum filr 15milne Ndbsr. 0ctfs u,
zenniDtl6te, isine Qfpmendbsn III
entee0xht 3DosteD Mi38e. ieI = ui
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Wetterb

sir Ohio unb bas ipeitlide
penniplpani.n: Rseen. sefolgt bon
fIGrenbem Wetter am Dienitog; tpdr1
mar inn n0rblihen 1beil. Nm Wsitts
mod tribes Wetter. Norblihe gDInoe,
bic per1nberIih perben.
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Dh frans5iiite gcli5.i eHt'dlO'lsn'
bic quarhiften gu uuteroriifeH.
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limb namentIia pas JinaHsptieH III
bi. Sanoe Don ausldnosrn s.lsst
p<rben iollte.
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CT empfiebit, DAP bsi Der einflhruns
bon RefDrmeu ausldnosr 3u Hathe
sesosen ipsrosn ioaen.
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6alt feline Mntrittsrsbe Dor benz pros
piiorilben Senat.
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g)uun Gbi aai, Der prdiiosnt Der 1t'
neIiidrn NepubIit,
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Die ,,uitaniC" uaterlu6ung
in u1al9ington
sat Die Sbatiade erseben
9aR bic 5mnfen- 1elesrapbiften
8rioe uno Gpttam
Sbre 8sridte iibsr Die nSitanic" "zaas
taitropbe fur ie $3.50 pertauftsu

Sbre 8erihte iiber Die ,Iitanic "zGas
taitropbe fur is $3.50 Dsrfauftsn
l1no bas 9sIhGft BON bsm gbef%Sn<
aenieur Der 4merican MarcoRi
gompanp
r. W. Samrnis Dom 2anbe aus arr
rangirt Duros.
Dies IoQ ertlGrsn, parum feline 8e.
ri4te iiber bic adthaitrophe ans
2ano sslangten
BIS bic ,garpat6ia" in gtep Yort
antuM.
~%
Das 0erbor Der WtaunItaftsn Don Del
.gitunic" beeHost.
Die Sffi8iers peroeu absr Oorlaufte
nod 3uriitbebalten.
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MuslanD
Die 1ilaail kaldllrOp6s
Bisbt Der SemtideuYreiie imnser
nod, Weranlaiiuns sn iaai'
fen &ummentaren
ifnS bot aud, einem Streif Der
aateintd,iifer nerurfaHt.

HuI<s gsbrine, Der franaoiiite apio'
tifsr, perunsliidt.
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Das 0erbDr Der Wtarnihaftsn Don Der
Titanic" beenost.
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Bis bic ,garpatbia" in gtep Yort
antuN.
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I'M Gonen Der bgtoeH
21noer ansaetanibt ipuroen. yiaf'
ter unterbieIten lid, Der Braiioent uno
Der gotifafter idngere 3eit IN alil'
mirier Neiie.
Tie 3iirfei mill Irnpe'
5nnt unb g III I'm
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Varis. %. april. Wipron Z.
Srrid, Der nene nmeritdniihe Bot.
idoiter in ssrnnfreidl iiberreidlte am
W,cufag Gem Eraiibenten syallieres
iein WeglnHbigimgsidr bel ipel-
der WsIegenhett Suii@en ben beioen
U'dnnsrn Us abIt&en GsAsn0i iHafts.
Evening journal., 1912-03-13
PLUMP roLhs AND THIN FOLKS.

The line Of beauty is curve Wo-
men may be thin and graceful. hut
not thin and beautiful There is d vast
number Of pale. thin scrawny people
who arc All brains and nerves, but
without the strength and health that
accompanies tho standard weight
Good flesh and perfect health 20 To-
gether. A true nesh-forming food
like Samusc IS absolutely necessary
10 many people
This remarkable discovery comes
in tablet form and when taken after
meals minsics with ihc food and helps
il 70 assimilate so that II makes rich
blood and pleasing pumpness
Miller Drug Company have so much
confidence in this remarkable flesh
forming food and health restorer that
they are willing and glad 10 allow
any customer TO deposit soc with
them and take home a box Of Samoso
With the understanding that in i'll
does not give marked increase I'M
good firm flesh the money viii be re-
turned without any questions.
Evening journal., 1912-03-13

more doctored the worse he got. He had il
so bad that his little ears began to rot of and
his scalp was something awful TO look al.
saw the Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment
advertised and got bar Of Cuficura Soap,
making a lsther all over his body with the
Soap and hot water and then dried him on
well and anointed him with the Cuticura Oint-
ment. He went right 10 sleep and slept four
hours. the first good sleep he had had for very
nearly two years, so Kept on using the Cuti-
cura Soap and Ointment and Il was no time
before HIS skin began 10 get well. Soon he was
completely cured. He is sixteen years old
now and has not had sign OF the eczema
since he was cured by the CuticUra Soap and
Ointment" (Signed) Mrs. n. NJ. Beecher,
Sept. 12 1911.
No stronger evidence than this could be
given Of the success and economy Of warm
baths with Cuticura Soap and gentle applica-
tions Of Cuticura Ointment in the treatment
Of torturing, disnguring humors of the skin.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment are sold every
where. Liberal sample of each mailed free,
with 32-p. hook. Address, "Cuticura.r
Dept. T., Boston. Tender-faced men should
shave with cuticurs Soap Shaving Stick.
Evening journal., 1912-03-13
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES

Mrs. J. j. Johnson was recent
guest of Mrs. Mary Jenkins. Of Wood
side.
Ernest Wilson has been visiting his
parents at Harrington.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert S. Craig and
son, Sherwood have been visiting Mr.
and Mrs b. r. Simmons, Of Dover
James Thompson has been visiting
his parents at Laurel
Mrs. Harry Hill has been visiting
friends at Laurel for several days.
Miss l.. Derr. Of 1909 West Third
street Is spending the week in Chester
Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs H. Sutton, OF Rose Hill
have returned after spending the
weekend with friends in Philadel-
phia.
Miss Reba Rosenblum has returned
home after a visit with friends in
Philadelphia
Mr., and Mrs George Shakespeare
have gone on a months trip to Palm
Beach and Tampa, Fla.
Mrs. Lewis Anderson of Cheswold
has been visiting friends in this city
and Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs Ezekiel Cooper were
recent guests OF friends in Wyoming.
Mrs. Jennie Dickerson is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Charles Shots or
Little Creek
Mrs. Mary J Lewis, Of Dover, is a
guest Of Wilmington friends
Miss Maud Davis Of Snow Hill. Md,
has been spending a few days here
Carol Redden was a recent guest Of
relatives at Snow Hill, Md
Miss Bella Springer. OF Media. spent
the weekend with friends In this city
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin T. Lowe have
been visiting relatives at Delmar.
Mrs. Charles y. Ellis has been
spending a few days with friends at
Rehoboth
Miss Mary Wootten was recent
guest Of Laurel friends.
u. ;. Laub, proprietor Of the Bos-
ton Cloak Store. has returned from
a trip to New York.
Evening journal., 1912-03-13
SAID HE WAS FL; LOST
WIG, SAID HE WAS IS

NEW YORK. March 13.-Samuel 10
blansky grew II years older in as
many minutes in the East One-hun-
dred-and-fourth Street Police station.
The rapid aging Is blamed on Peter.
the large black cat which makes The
police station his home.
Joblansky was arrested on a com
plant preferred by Mrs. Sarah Rosen-
thai, Joblansky gave his age as q.
As he spoke Joblansky removed his
hal aud revealed a large crop Of
flowing brown locks.
AT that moment Peter attempted Il
jump from the front rail 10 Lieuten.
ant Snider's desk. but slipped. aud al
outstrettshed paw fell on Joblansky's
head. Peter foil to the floor. and
with him went the hair As he gave
q scream Potter raced out Of the room
his claws fast in Joblansky's wig.
When Lieutenant Snider asked 10
blansky his age a second time. 10.
blancky rubbed his bald pate and
sadly answered "3S.n
Evening journal., 1912-03-13
GrandmOtherS
Used Sage Tea
To Darken the Hair and Restore
Gray and Faded Hair to its
Natural Color.

It Is easier 70 preserve the color
Of the hair than to restore it. al
though 1t is possible to do both. Our
grandmothers understood the secret.
They made sage tea and their
dark, glossy hair long after middle
life was due to this fact. Our mo-
theirs have gray hairs before they are
fifty, but they are beginning to ap-
preciate the wisdom of our grand
mothers IN using sage tea" for
their hair and are fast following suit.
The present generation has the adj
vantage of the past in that it can
get ready-to-use preparation called
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair REM
edy As scalp tonic and color re-
storer this preparation is vastly SUI
perior 70 the ordinay sage tea =
made by our grandmothers
The growth and beauty Of the hair
depends on a healthy condition OF the
scalp. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Hair Remedy quickly kills the dam
druff germs which rob the hair of It's
lift, color and lustre, makes tho scalp
clean and healthy. gives the hair
strength, color and beauty. and makes
il grow
Get SO cent bottle from your drug
gist today He will give your money
back If you are not satisfied after
fair trial.
Special agents. Miller Drug Cons
pany, 404-406 Market street
Evening journal., 1912-03-13
MeALL MISSION MEETING.

The quarterly meeting of the Nc.
All Mission was held yesterday after
noon in Hanover Presbyterian Church
The national meeting will be held IN
Pittsburgh May and ., and Mss Bel
vile and Mrs. w. L. Pettingill were
appointed as committee to secure a
representative OF the auxiliary for
that meeting.
II was decided to make the June
meeting a Huguenot meeting and the
committee in charge Of the program
is Miss Grace Baird and Miss Bel
Vile. The meeting will be held in
Second Baptist Church.
Evening journal., 1912-03-13

will wiggle with Joy. They'll look
up at you and almost talk, and then
they'll take another dive in that TIZ
bath. Yes TII is life TO feetl
The man or woman who SAYS
there's anything like, or as good as,
TlI never had a foot in a TfZ bath.
When your feet ache. get tired.
swollen, tender or sore. Just try TIz.
Your feet will Just feel fine: also
your corns, bunions. and callouses
will disappear You'll be able to wear
smaller shoes. too; your feet will
keep coy; they'll never be FROST
bitten, never chilblained.
TIz operates under a new prinei-
pie, drawing out all the poisonous
exudations that make feet sore, corny
and tired. There's nothing else like
Tlz, so refuse any imitation.
TIZ, 25 cents a box. sold every
where, or sent direct, on receipt Of
price, by Walter Luther Dodge & Co.
Chicago, III. Recommended by ali
drug stores, department and general
stores.
Evening journal., 1912-03-13

NEW YORK, March 13-Tho
Countess Of Warwick, grandmother
Of four, says she finds herself more
interesting TO herself and TO others at
fifty than she was when she was
younger. Women under 80 are only
occasionally interesting and worth
while. she says. But any woman
over thirty has some personal, tangi-
Die interest II comes from sorrows,
JOYS eNpcriences-what YOU will. but
II is obviously there" Asked her
opinion OF the woman suffrage move
ment and what its ultimate effect
would be upon society, Lady War
wick said Few people seem to rca-
Evening journal., 1912-03-13

lie what really is behind this great
protest Of women II is their string.
gle for personal freedom. For cen
turies women have been the slaves ol
convention and have calmly genera
ton after generation accepted that
condition. The question of getting the
ballet Of voting, is only very small
part Of It. II is simply an expedient
way to bring the question before the
average unthinking mind. Women do
not particularly care TO put a ballot
IN the box, but they want to become
free. independent human beings. They
want the same moral code, tho same
standard of life. the same mental.
spiritual. human freedom as men"
Evening journal., 1912-03-13
SHAMROCK PARTY

Miss Ethel Macklem, Of NO 201s
Monroe Place, entertained III honor
Of Miss Ethel Day at a Shamrock
party on Monday evening. Those pres
ent were Misses Ethel Day, Pearl
Wilson, Harriet Bradford. Alfredo
Hance, Gertrude Howard, Helen Col
Inns, Marian Macklom, Rhea Regain.
Ethel Macklem, Hester Lacklen, Mar
garet Macklem, Florence Lloyd. Mrs.
,R. T. Kelley. Katherine Well, ATr. and
Mrs. Macklem Ralph Emerson,
Charles Grubb. Harry Collins. Arthur
IGeiger. Joseph Horty, Earle Souder.
George Kelly, Yorke Rhodes and
Paul Turner.
Evening journal., 1912-03-13
FIVE GENERATIONS

Mrs. Mary NJ Lain. celebrated her
seventy-eighth birthday on Monday At
the home of her daughter. Mrs. Lain
was born and lived in this city until
about two years ago. when she went
to make her home with her daughter,
Mrs. Annie NJ. Dougherty, in Phila-
delphia. There are five living gem
erations in the family as follows:
Mrs. A. NJ Dougherty, daughters Mrs.
p. r. Lucas. granddaughter; William
G.. Wintrup, great grandson, and Mas
ter John Wintrup, great great grand
son. Mrs Lain has eleven grand
children and twelve great grandchil-
dren and one great great grandchild,
all living here. Mrs. Lain enjoys
good health. is able TO do and
20 about like one much younger,
Much of her time is spent at the homo
of Mrs. r. r. Lucas, at Thirty-siXth
and Market streets.