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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-22
THE CROP MARKETS
Wheat Much Higher-Corn and
Oats GaIn-C0ffee SlumpS.

Late in the afternoon Yesterday. after
? day OF irresularity and slight decline.
a crop scare from Kansas and Western
Missouri gave bulls a chance, and prices
went up with jump and closed at a
net gain OF lisdllgc. Chinch bugs and an
oversold market were the main factors
in the advance, aided by liberal clear
ances and Broomhsl statement that
100000 bushels week for the next nine
weeks would be needed from North Amer
lea by the United Kingdom and Europe.
Corn, which was easy early, was carried
up by the bulge in wheat. and closed net
ssp&c higher. and oats gained about a
cent bushel in the afternoon on poor
crop reports. although there were reports
OF larger offerings from the country.
Active selling for foreign account and
some local liquidation. with bulls back
ing away from the heavy offerings sent
coffee prices down with a rush. AT the
start there was selling pressure on a de-
cline Of 10 - points from Tuesdays
final. and prices kept dropping until late
IN the session, when show Of support
placed the close little above the low
OF the day. Sales amounted 10 about
$500 bags. and last prices showed net
loss for the day of ~ 10 - points. Tho
spot trade is still very disappointing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-22
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

Nov York, May a. 1918.
BEANS AND PEAs-No receipts 70 day
Market quiet and prices not changed, but feel
Ing easy Marrow. choice. 100 ~ - e3g>o
medium. siGs4 05. pea 81 soaS3 30. imported
81 s5as4: red kidney. sigSi %. white kidney
81 IJdS5 50. yellow eye. 100 N. sass O3 black
$685. 20 lima, California s. s50S5 o.. PEAS
Scotch. 81 $685. 10. green, imported. 81 SoaS
BUTTER Receipts, 1902 pkss. lncreas-
ing supplies slightly weaker Western adyices
and auiet trade soften the tone little Specu-
lative buyers holding or. sales OF 10 tubs
creamery extras under the call on Change az
29c. and business on the Street was at 2ss.
2gc with lower grades from 2si.c downward
Process has eased on about nc: best goods
selling mainly at 27i7c. Factory and packing
o e9c: hrsts, 27.q2si.c seconds. 2siaG27c.
state dairy. finest. 2sc. good 70 prime ga
27isc: common 10 fair, 2jd2s'=c process.
extras. - nc. hrsts &c: imitation creamery.
hrsts &c. factory hrsts, ~ iaa26c. seconds.
2ti*G25c; packing stock No 2. DC; No 3,
firm. Trade not active. but receipts cleaning
up fairly we'll. and stocks firmly held Re
cent business in coored has been in range OF
i3dl3isc. and In white and pale at i3AQI3izc
Situation somewhat improved old cheese
also. High grade state skins frmer Medium
qu~ state, whole milk. fresh, specials. 1874
lSlsc; average. fancy, i3d13hc: undergrades
l2Nl2Ac: daisies held lOGl7c: Wisconsin.
whole milk. twins, held. i5Glsc. state, skins.
fresh. specials. 9hnl0c. choice. 7isG9c: held.
specials, ia l3c: fair 10 choice. ahGlliAc:
fective. 2l344c.
EGGs-Receipts. 81. 211 cases. Market firm
on highest qualities. and good value cheap eggs
from 19c downward. Medium grades ouiet and
irregular Nearby eggs firm I'm highest grades
but arrivals OF ordinary liberal and without
improvement Fresh gathered. extras dozen.
81. p23c; storage packed frsts 10 extra frsts
2ln22c. regular packed extra hrsts. 21T2i nc:
nrsts 20q 20 nc. seconds. 1910 i9i2c. thirds and
poorer l5Glssc. dirties. No J. lsdISl.c: No
2 1'fl7Ec; checks, good 70 choice dry. i66
lie; underSrade. case. $3GS4 30. nearby
hennery white, 2id2fc. Western gathered 10
g25c: nearby hennery brown. &c gathered
and mixed 30G22c
FRUITS DR1ED-Qulet in SPOT evapo-
rated apples; quotations nominal Jipstat.
chops quiet, at 5n5ltc for prime. b: nut
ures steady NJ eG6sc per 10 October Novem-
her. b. Small fruits on spot very dull
California fruits steady to firm
FRUITS 49, FRESH - Receipts Of apples
1886 hhs. Apples hrm Strawberries lower
Oranges and grapefruit hrm. Muskmecns
roor vsrermelons lover rinesprles In
heavy supply and lower APPLES. Northern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-22
ARE YOU TOO FAT?
HERE'S A SURE CURE
Mrs. Thomas CogdeIl Wetmore, Of North
Carolina, Tells What Makes the
Moutaneers Lean.

The plump ladies who heard her sighed.
and then their eyes fell on the plate OF
cake a handmaiden was passing around.
oh well what's the USE" said one
And then they air fell TO munching joy
ously.
Mrs Netmore is slender little woman
herself. but maybe that is due 10 the hard
work she has done al building up her
school NJ Arden. y. e. One hundred and
sixty-seven pupils there are and some Of
them walk long distances over the noun
tains 10 attend.
They walk with their shoes in their
hands Mrs Wetmore said, because
shoes are too precious TO he worn out
tramping over the mountain roads Then
when they get near the school they put
them on.
Very. very poor those people are but
they are good quality. descended from
the Scotch-lrsh stock that settled there
generations ago. They speak the old Eng
lish. and the children are always running
into school telling mo they have seen
PAINTER in the painter be-
Ing old English for panther. They are al
WAYS seeing 'ha in the mountains too
The moonshiners spread reports about
PAINTERS and 'ha nts' and made people
believe they saw them TO keen their stills
from discovery. The women broke that
practice W.
They are determined. those mountain
women. once our school was out Of WOOD :
il was stormy. and the men who usually
kept Us supplied had failed us. we
thought we'd have 10 close. the school
rooms were so cold. Then the women all
set 10 end brought wood in by the arm
fuls and We could keep on They were
not going 10 have their children deprived
Of Tarnin'. those women weren't, whlle
they had arms 10 WELD a hatchet 10 keep
our stoves supplied
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-22
There is none for the fat,

Mrs. Thomas Cogdel Wetmore. head Of
Christ School in the mountains OF North
Carolina, is the bearer Of these Joyous
tidings to New Workers overburdened
with avoirdupois The cure she recon-
mends is rather drastic, but it works
Down in the region where / live" she
said. there are two hundred thousa nd
mountaineers. and not one OF them is fat.
All-Vomen and men-nice and lean"
What's that inquired several eager
voices all at once II was at the New
York State suffrage headquarters. and
there were some plump suffrasists there
along with the rest They at once gath
cred about Mrs. Wetmorc.
Not a fat mountaineer. she repeated.
You see. they haven't any money 10
spend on food. Why. one old woman
down there mentioned TO me that she
hadn't mad any salt in the house for quite
a while.
How II that? asked her.
Well you see, she said. salt is ter
rihle expensive. You can only use II onct.'
And that IS true. though 7 had never
thought OF H." Mrs Wetmore went on.
Most things the mountaineers use over
and over. Their coffee grounds they boil
again and asain. and they think we are
dreadfully eNtravagant at the school be
cause We throw the grounds out each
time. They add little fresh now and
then. hut never empty the coffee pot till
the grounds come up TO the top. Same
way with tea leaves.
Coffee and tea are about the only
things thov buy They eat COrnmeal that
they raise. and they drink buttermilk. Of
course buttermilk is rather fatiening hut
they don't get enough OF that or OF any
thing else 10 make them otherwise than
lean. Life with the mountaineers of North
Carolina and the adjoining states is Ger
tainly cure for plumpness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-22

RlCF-Iuactive as thcre rs general ten
dency 70 await tie mo,em1en, OF me ,- Hew
vero steady. Screenings. 3as M3~c: ordl
nary. 4G4i.c; fair. q. fS.c. good ordl-
nary 56ji.c, prime, o.. po.-c, Sholce'
bAp3isc. head. Japan, 3's g4'se' rama
suGaR-Reaned quiet. trade pursuing a
hand to- mouth policy and INC unoestons
quoting on the basis OF also FOR me gran
ulated and two az 20c. The following
prices arc quoted by he American sugar
Refining Company. Crystal dominoes, cases
2-lh cartons. half OF full size pieces. soc
and SOC IN hair cases do cases. DID car
tons &c and 7i0c in half cases. 40 granu-
lntNd cases &C. ia and IN cartons 4j6c,
and e5c in half cases. Eagle tablets. oooe {;
cut loaf. 5.05c crushed. 4eoc, mould A:
I Goc. cubes. Eagle, 5-ib bags. powdered
end Eagle confectoners graduated. 1900,
XXXX powdered. SOC: powdered. coarse
powdered and Eagle coarse Iranulated
SOC fruit powdered ard Eagle extra me
cartons. nne graduated, as: 2-lb bags do
SOC. AZ III bags do. 450c. 5-lb bags do
445c. l0-lb bags do. 44oc. 70 ana 30 10
BAGS do and standard granulatad 4ooc'
Petitioners A. 410c; No l. 4c. 70 . 8p5c
No g. $500. 10 a. 3Sjc' 10 o. $500 70 o.
3 75c 10 :. 97oc No 5. 3 SIC: No 3. 2 Goc
No IN. 355c. No ~. 85oc. No -. 8 abe
Nos 10. - end 10 3 400 Raw was about
steadv. with sales Of rs 900 bags or prompt
cubes at i5-1sc cost and freight. and a
shipment a. ] ~ -S2c. These prices are the
.arno as previous sales. except the second
half JunN shipment sold al the same basis
es tho last sales Of hrst half. Prices were
quoted unchanged. with centrifugal a. 32I
q3sOc: muscOvado. 2IIM2 soc, and mo-
lsssss 2b2T2 . 55c In London beet sugar
was Fat and lower tho early cable quoting
NAV ard June AT as 2i4d. and August ~
ps 4isd while on tho curb Nav ana june
vas os I'd and August At qs Bad. Willcu
4 GRAY reported the statistical position al
fhe principal United states Atlantic ports
in tons az follows Receipts for the week
80 oeS against 80 ass last week. oO7f last
YEAR and 81 SEA I'm 1911. MEETINGS $4,000
aeains, 43 600 ~. O00 and 1000, total
stock 35s. O6s. against 3l6.9so 1922 and
mn. 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-22

When Cwendolyn came home from her
marketing in the middle Of the morning
and found that John Henry had teie-
phoned 10 say that ne was bringing a
friend home to spend the night She wrung
her hands in misery. Only few hours
before she had discovered a small brown
crawling thing on the wall OF the guest
room.
"Oh. what shall ! do?" she walled. Il
can't telephone him not to bring the man
and il Will smell awfully II 1 try TO ex-
terminate those things in one day
Yet telephone him she did. She was
In the habit OF going 20 her resoWceful
husband for everything.
John. dear" she moaned into the
transmitter. what shall we do? I've
lust discovered bugs in the>guest room
and you're bringing home friend
a moment elapsed before John Henry
answered. His voice came fondly but re-
prOvingly:
How often must ] tell YOU. Gwen dear
that 'Harper's Household Handbook Is
uroxy for me? In fact II can give you
even more information than can Now
don't interrupt me any longer. child, but
run along and consult the two hundred
pages Of helpfulness. Surely somewhere
I'm them youu find the very thing you
need. Johnson and I will be home at D.
Goodby'
"Goodby." said Gwendolyn penitentiy.
She condemned herself, for STUPIDITY
even more severely when she found on
page 10 not only way Of exterminat-
ing bugs. but an almost instantaneous
way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-22

oo,ered IN connection with the shipping
Of live fowl and animals and IN the I'VE
noultrv markets in New York. Jney are
All proof. as the present conditions ~
Wes, Washington Market are proof OF
the need Of more effective legislation
Mr. Horton admitted that iesisisuon
against the shipping Of live animals "ouIo
he a good thing but said il would ne OH
fcut 70 put through.
"Tbat is long standing dispute ne
-, the humane societies and the
.s,a,ch.er house men," he said. $50 far
the latter have won out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-22
NFW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD CLEABANCEs.

FLOUR AND MEAL-Flour steader in
sympathy with wheat The following prices
IN wood are quoted on the New York Produce
Exchange. Spring patents. 81 7oqS5. winter
81 20, spring cle-rs. 81 l0aS4 -. extra NO
winter 50 aOds4 20: 40 2 50 s00S3 80. Kansas
strsiehts. 81 25qS4 So. fancy spring patents,
- 4Ous5 9S. RYE FLOUR-Quiet. fair 20
good, 50 $3.50 S. choice 10 fancy SO sOqS4.
CORNMEAL-Stesdy; kiln dried. s. 30 BAG
coarse, 81 30asl -. FEED Western spring
bran, $50 5OqSYO 75 standard mdding. 81
flour do. so. red dog. SIS 10: city bran, $50 %
bulk, So sacks: middling, 81 2ous2i, red
dog, S2s 80. oil meal S2sGS2s 30.
tOFfEL-Tradlng was on a somewhat
more liberal scale but the increase In bust
ness was at the expense OF prices and the
market experienced the sharpest ono days de-
cline in quite a long time There Was press
ure from the start. and at the opening values
were TO II points lower. with active selling
believed 20 be Tor foreign account and locai
liquidation Throughout the dsy coffee came
out in considerable volume, and while there
show Of support late in the session,
final prices were only slightly above the low
Of the day. showing a net loss OF % TO -
points Sales 100 bags. The selling move
ment appeared TO be the result ~ lower mar
kets In Europe than anticipated. and on pr
vate cables stating that bulls we're trying 70
slip out and that offerings from Brazil were
more liberal. The demand for spot coffee from
the country was very Disappointing ana theTe
market which, in itself has had tendency
20 undermine confidence in values Cost ana
freight offers from Brazil were slightly lower
hut II appears that whenever there is ialr
demand for spot and Jobbers bessn 10 anuci-
pate a better trade. the demand rs inNailaplF
lower. on the basis Of II ~ for klo NO 4
Local contract pricesi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-22
TO BOYCOTT VOTES PARODY
West Virginia Suffragists OBJ
iect to Big Scream.

Wheeling. W Va. May Alt is under
stood that suffragists OF this state con-
template boycotting the West Virginia
scmi-centennia celebration here June
15-2I because OF an announcement In the
official programme that the big scream
Of the week will be the rubberneck suf-
fragetto parade
Resolutions adopted by local suffrasists
denouncing the proposed affair VIII DC
sent throughout the state.
The semi-centennial commission. II 70
understood. will issue circular retract-
ing the announcement To which objection
IS made The commission saws u VAS
placed in the programme without IT'S
knowledge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-22

IS so: buck. Ia No 81 so
HOGs-Receipts. 20 cars. or SSH hesd
sales az s9dsg - per 100 10: roughs. 81 1915
Sales Commission Company -
p Pc, hogs i?s = average 50 10 per
iog o no; rough sn6 1oV TO- stat. hogs 1876 10.
50 10; g 100 n, So: ? roughs. 343 10. IS -
$ Sanders: 6 Pennsylvania hogs. lss ~, ~
50 %; 2 state. 21o No. 50 Is; rough 40
Andrew Mullen: state hogs, aea H. 50;
roughs, 3os n. s. 10
chicago. May 81 HoGs-Receipss, ?2eoo
steady TO a shade higher; bulk OF sales - 20
ass 20: light s SogSs -; mixed. - ~, "a
IS 10. pigs, So Goa s. 40 CAT1LE-Receip;s
1850 generally steady; calves 25T5oc higher
beeyes. 81 loGSs S. Texas steers. So Iogei ~
ers SO sOG$7 90: calves. s7Gs9 ~. SHEEP.
Receipts. Is. 600 generally steady. rstive. - 70
ds6 10. yesrings. s6ds6 o.: native lamos' sos
81 c..
Kansas City. Nav CATTLE Receipts
5000. including 500 Southerns steady 70 lc
higher, dressed beef and export steers - "a
as So southern cows. 81 JoqS bull, " 90
81 %. calves So 501Sa IS. HOGS Receipts
~. 600 steady: bulk. s. sass go heay,. - -
ass 52iz. packers and butchers - @aSs 90
lights. S. jOasS 90: pigs. s7Qs7 80 SHEEP
Receipts $500: steady 10 stro.g. colorado
lambs. Sass 80; yearlings. $Sas'. "e'hers
Cincinnati NAV e1.--CATT- l.-Rece:pts
6o3, quiet steers, s. 25ass %. helfers. s. 20
s. Is: COWS. SO 25dS6 65, calves steady IS aOa
50 30 HoGs-Receipts 3,678: stesiy: packers;
s. 556ss 70. common s0Hs. 81 0nSs. pigs and
lights. s5as6 20; stays, 81 J0ds6 s.. SHEEP
Receipts GS4. steady, S40so - "a nof steaoY'
81 I5Qs7 25: spring lambs, Sc JOdso
East Buffalo. May 2l.-CATTLE-Rscsipts
70; slow and steady. VcALS-Receipts 49,
active and 25c higher az s6aslo %. HOES
Receipts LOCO. active and strong 20 Zoe high
or: aeavy. s9ds9 10: mixed. 81 l0ds9 IL: York
ers. 50 l5Qs9 Is: pigs. 50 20as9 30: roughs: 5,
ass: stays. So 500S7 % diaries. SsnSa 10
SHEEP and LAMBS-Recepts. 5000 sheep
active ard steady: lambs slow 21c lover
vearlings Csc lower; lambs. 81 50us7 ~ yesr-
iinrs Ss5ss 75 ye.hers. S. 75qsa IS. ewes. 81
ds5 20; sheep. mixed IS 5oas5 70.
[By Telegraph 10 The Tribune
e. Louis. Nav 2i-CATT LE-Recei pts. Z. 900
active and prices strong. steers, - l5qSs TO-
hsifers So 10dss a5: cows. 81 S5ds5 IS; South
ern steers 81 s0asT So HOGS Receipts, IL
500: fairly active and steady; choice light 10
medium weights. s. 6odss ~ bulk OF ssies,
IS DOdSs 20: packers. IS 25Gss 50; hgnt, - y
ass so: pigs. 81 35qss 80 sHEEP-Recelpts.
$500. moderately active and ebout steady
spring lambs IS 25Qs9 Is; clipped lambs
IS 25as7 20; mutton sheep. 50 2lgS, .5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-22

PROyIsIONs-Lower hogs had a oepress-
inC effect on provisions early ana uley olLs
rallied late in the session when inhuenctd -
covering due TO the jump IN grain. f fo,Sso5
steady Mess $2l 75G<22 %. family, N-+ps-o,
'spysis-a9Id Go 55Sgg1 Q6s -sgly co.,
Mess. SlaaS2O. family. s23qS24: packet ZIG
So. extra India mess. S5iQS35 DtESS5 IN ~
HOGS Bacons I2AGl2i7c. PIGS, 1Sc q
MEATS Picked bellies quiet. 10 10, 10 ,5c', -
N. 15iadljA.c: Is n, Nac. PlCkLED HAMS
steady. 15izc. TALLON-Quiet spec.a''
csc. city. sac. nominal; eolntr2. sac n9 }o5,
II 2oc. city iOisc, refined south A' ~ aS'1
compound quiet. Sssasssc. sTEAklNb-h~as, .
oleo 9A.c. city lard. l2iac.
MOIisSES AND SlRUP~-Thers was only
quiet iobbing trade in molasses. but prices
New orleans. centrifugal common. l5g lec'
fair. l7a2oc good. 2la26c. prime -sgStc
Now Orleans open kettle. 3ja55c. syrups.
common. 1lQl2c. medium. l4Qlic, fancy 10
a22c.
NAVAL sTOREs-spirits turpentine vas
easier owing 10 more liberal arri'al Rosin
steady. and tar dull and nominal TJEPEN
strained. 81 So 3. 81: 2. s. o5. =. 50 20; j.
s. 25. q. 81 30 n. s. 30. !. s. 40 Is. 70 ~
NJ, Sc 90: y. So 50: y @. s.. and w W, - 70
OILS-Rehnsd petroleum steady. Linseed
oil unchanged PETROLEUM standard white
bbls 10c bulk D.. cases llc. water white,
hhls. 9 70c. oUik. Sc. cases. l2c. LlNstfO
OTL-Americs seed city raw. 4sq4ec, out-of-
town raw. 4TdfSc. Calcutta raw. zoe.
COTTONsEED oII~-There was moder-
ate trade In oil. with tho market rather hrm.
closing id3 points net higher There was
llttie bun cupport from room traders. and cTude
markets Nere hrm. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-22

Alice: You are quite night in assumlne
u1t you would not have ddndruH ~ w.
n4f were healthy Dandrum keeps Sosi
hs!r from growing; # Is doubtless the
s saose OF all your other 'trials' II ~ 81
oscolnposed matter sent forth by Inc On
tanos Sounds horrid doesn't IL but IL
.ah be relieved wonderfully by TINS simpie
ismsdy made at home: Dissolve one
oshce quinzoln in y pint alcohoi' lhen
-, - with Y pint water ana you nay a
~. .hie Tor the scalp that Is far better ina,
sny ready-prepared stuff Twice a week
.le little well into the scalp. II VIII IN
~ your hair 10 "A lustrous' hea'thy
s''"tn Shampoo with canthrox.
mira T:lra D.: You are probably one OF .ny
.ah0ns who need a tonic because theS
,,asyeo Indoors too much this winter ana
~, 100 much meat and too few Nees
ss You evidently need good toi'iS
ssaa blood purifier Get one ounce o.
sSs,uehe and half a cup OF sugar anu ulS
snn ~ IN half a pint OF alcohol. men H.ii
cus-ss cod. pure water 70 MAKE a ~
fI Take a tablespoonful OF TINS pc
ssr s zach meal IT. action is TO SHARPER
~ ,,psu,e, assist proper assimilation, resu.
~ 'he liver and thereby purify tne
,h.,o There IL no better general tonic
Know Of, either.
fiv. .-'~os on certainty 90 upA H"f
~, up all outdoor pleasure Just because
tos IAN and freckle 50 easily. Here -
Jo',. you can have your good times-and
5000 looks, too. Prepare lotion py
81 Lnhs ounces OF spurmax ia y pint
rlveayvt water. Add teaspOonfuls 81
l,~lne Let stand until cold. then bot
/ sgiipply this morning and night and
h,d - hct IKE magic 10 keep away the
Nan, ects OF exposure TO sun and vino
for sw,ofnen find IL splendid substitute
The sh,hsry face powder, IL keeps away
Est,,,sne OF perspiration and impsrts a
hcizi H., healthy glow without an artl-
The sk ,Goh In fact. II seems like a part q
,iT,slools-Aged: have every sympathy
u y,,,, pur objection 10 facing the light
kfs Neinpiefion Is not good and win
peginnins 10 show, but am sure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-22
The Home Beauty PdrlOr
6Y Betty Deon.

,ou are mistaken in saying II IS ruined
All II needs, probably, is tonlnS up -" ne',
the skin is lined and naDby IL can pc e
stored TO fresh firmness by tns slnlplS
n,eans. Get one ounce OF almozoin aho
,oiv With Two teaspoonfuls OF glNccrlbe
add /, pint cold water. STIR ana let slauu
two hours Apply freely ana note the
ccntra citing Of the skin, Wnich acts AZ
pore cleanser and stimula'or oI S Sat
lion. II positively will not grow halr. !
Lave found great benefit IN TINS lotioh pc
na,,eo of IFS healthy effect on the pores
and outer cuticle as well as on the us
sues beneath.
T. l. d | sympathize with YOU IN INC
".ticlxiness" as YOU call H. OF your haii'
am clad I can tell you Just how 10 re-
iieve II as well as dandruff and al tne
same time avoid the Drlttle dISIiesS
caused by soap shampoos Get some an,
,prox AT YOUR druggists and dissolve
,naenoonful in a cup OF hot water. Never
vse soap. The canthroX Is enough ieaf
ING the scalp perfectly clean ana the nali
fluffy. giving the appearance OF an ao Az,
dant growth whether you nave u OF "''
Mrs. g. w: From what you say ap % -
,.|,r ewes. / am sure all they heeu y
i,,.io care GET an ounce of crystos aIu
dissolve in pint Of soft water DIoP ~ ~
irons daily In each eye, or oiteu u -.
lids arc infsmed. This treatment ialtn
f,9llv used restores brightness anu 49,.
49, the eve rs well as clear sight; Mall
10 , &c, use crvstos 10 make the eyes
ao eri,Ie and n has this effect without the
slightest harmful results.
q Your excessive flesh viii be ever
more troublesome as the weather
Ii.-,,,er and YOU are quite right 10 tahs
wa si,nnle means OF reducing II. Ash
S your druggist for 4 ounces Of parnoti ~
njssolyc this In one and hall plhts ,' ..
,.atcr Take a tablespoonful OF the soig
t,or after each meal. This is simple, 20" a.,
H su,e Parnotis merely aids nature u,
7Io ,,tshinr a normal assimilation OF
800 YOU do not have 10 exercise VIZ
i|ntiv or restrict your dict, A.,
pe,tv Deans Beauty Book, s5-AoN'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-22
Daily Bill Of Fare.
FRIDAY.

BREAKFAST.-Rhu with nutmeg.
boiled eggs. biscuit. coffee.
LUNCHEON.-Bak beans without
pork. Boston brown bread Ccold). spiced
tomatoes. tea.
DINNER-Broied shad. duchess pots-
toes. stewed beet tops, lemon pie with
merlngue, coffee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-22
MINISTER'S TO HEAR sULzER.

Governor s1lzer will address the Ger
tool Conference Of the New York tedef A,
lion of Churches in the assembly nal 81
i've METROPOLITAN Life Building next
Thursday Word was received NesteroaS
nv tbe Rev. 5. Edward Young the cnaI
~ hat Mr. Sulzer will speak on Inc
Primary Bill" and other Issues for "hich
be stands
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-22
HANDBOOK CoJPON.

Present this Coupon pith two others
and 81 cents a. the ONCE ~ The NV
York Tribune. on the ground moor, and
receive "Hsrpers Household Handbook"
hound IN washable cloth. b. mail ~
cents.