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MANTI.

aANTl. May 4-one OF the special occasions o,
s nsn ssn he BY .s:uns ": sns
he high school building. Those present
Sr =, and % Mr.. A. II. Cbristsnaop Mr. s5a Mr
HrS. Christian A1clson Professor and Mr. Rob-
inson. Mr.. sad M7. E. T Reid. Alra Wood
M,rsaret Mansticld. Miss Ella May Cor. Miss
annie Christensen. Hcttie and Myri Alder oenicl
Clark. The seniors Melvin Porter. ORION
and Stanford Madscn, EyTum Bovau JaJ Ne
sou ohafioite u P%rry Kate iH JohpsoS i' Malssrs
billings. Alice Peterson. Editn CARPENTER and
sunice Jorsen.on- Games and ruse were o.
toycd until late hour.
Mrs. ". x. Reid of Salt Lake City is spending
the week with her daughter Mrs. H. r. CLARK.
NsS Maud Dixon entertained doliEhtiuiIy Tues
nd El1is GFcpndwald OF Wisconsin. The sgea-
Ing Was pleasantly spent In psrlor games uatil
II o,clock when luncheon served TO Mr.. @.
Ioscpbire and Margaret. Mrs. J. P. Nelson. NJ.
md Mrs. Henry Mnckcy; Mira W. Dixon, peTaid
Dixon. the Misses Maria Nelson. Jennie WORT
Mamie Harry and Mr.. and Mn Erueet Besl Of
Ephrain
Mr.. and MrS. Otto Nelson entertained a ain
nor Sunday evening. Govern ware laid tor Eight
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Madsen made flying
rip to Ephrsim Monday evening.
Joy Jensen and Alfred Lynn were pfsssantiJ
Turprissd Friday evening at the home Of tas for
II both. About twenty Of their srierda we're
resent and spent an enjoyable evonins
The r. X. class met Tuesday evening With
hrs Lucy Tonnant, Mrs. Diantha Reid IA the
chair. Mrs. Tonnsnt gave tho correct English IN
The home; Mrs Maud Brown conducted tho drill
in parliamentary law: More Joy 10 Nero L.v-
ing read ny Mn. Mary A. soreaSon. Ro-
frcshmoDss we're served by tho hostess
Yrs Flora Thotne has returned bone sttor
spending the winter in Ephrsim.
Mas Florence SpcrrJ entertained az q s1sspinr
party Thursday evening after tho opera. mid
night spread was enjoyed By Vera Housaerd. Fan
ME Tnttle. Della Keller. Stella Hadssn, VIII
Taylor. Jessie Keller. GIon Jensen and Foster
KenDcr. The ladies remained for the sleeping
party.
The music section OF the Ladies Literary club
met Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Ida Reid.
Mrs. II. ". sperry visitor at Wales the
carly part OF the week.
Miss Della Keller charming hostess Sun
day evening when abe entertained at dinner for
VIII Taylor Glen Jensen. A1va Woodward. LytIe
Dalby OF R0xburg. Idaho. Fannie Tuttle, Della
Keller. Lucille Bradley. Vera Hougaa-d and Flor
ence spcrry.
Mrs. Margaret Lund was hostess Monday even
Ing when she entertained the Souch ward pr!
mary officers Refreshments served 10 Mrs.
". Stripgham. Mrs. Androw sorelsou, Leah
Brathwaite. Vora Keller, Louisa Ruesh. AIics
Peterson, Edith Rjar and Clara Munk.
Albert Keller In from Wyoming and spent
the week with relatives. returning Saturday.
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BRIGHAM CITY.

afternoon Mrs. b. F.. poothe was hostess
at a delightful luncheon at her home in
az n'lsSr Pnrt OF aer sister Mrs. l.. ]. Maddox
~ decorated and refreshments were
served. Mrs. Maddox Will leave In a
west ' -
., Mr, and Mrs. 3. A, Loe of this city re-
turned Tuesday evening from a visit COW
erlng two weeks In Kansas City
August Graehl spent the week in this
Mrs. Kate Erdmann.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan P. Woodland enter
tanned Saturday evening In honor OF
prominent members OF the general boa I'd
OF religion class workers. among whom
We're Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Morton OF Sa
r;,ha; Messrs Herschel Bullen: Jr., and Leroy
Bullen OF Logan spent few days In this
city during the week
Miss Zepha Pouson was the recipient
or delightful parcel shower at the
nome of her parents Tuesday evening in
honor OF her approa aching marriage next
week to George Greenwell OF Ogden a
delightful time was spent by the many
guests. among whom were Mrs. Sine
Poulson. Mrs. Kate Erdmann. Mrs Hazel
Sia E + aansen, Pnnl1ou Mrs O G. Spencer; Mrs
Mrs. Eliza Toombs, Mrs. Minnie j.
Lund. Mrs. Daisy o Hansen Mrs Elmu
Burrell, Misses Stella Wright of Ogden.
Nellie Jensen, Zepha Poulson, Sarah Ma
thias. Sarah Nelson. May Burrell, Ada
Erickson and Myrtle Poulson.
Mr.. and Mrs OIuff Jenson and Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Jensen were among the
visitors to Brigham City during the
week
Wilford TT. Wilde OF this city left yes
terday for Rexburs, Idaho, where he will
remain several weeks.
Mr., and Mrs, Clinton Cheney of ogden
visited their parents in this city day or
two early In the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Seeger Of Tremen-
ton visited friends In Brigham City on
Monday OF this week
A. Morton OF Salt Lake City spent
Saturday and Sunday in this city visit
ing friends.
Wynn L. Eddy was a Salt Lake visitor
on Wednesday,
Mr. and Mrs. James Cottam were in
Brigham City a few days during the
week visiting relativ and friends.
Phillip D. Evans of Malad, Idaho, spent
few days OF the week visiting friends
in Brigham City.
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EPHRAIM.

EpHRAIM. May a,-Miss Edra Anderson lei
Sunday Tor Salt Lake.
Miss Yerdn Anderson cevorly entertained tn
j. G. r girls Monday evening In compliment Z
Miss Elizabeth Anderson and Miss Bondctla Boal
the brides 10 be OF the coming month Iho ciul
girls presented them with service OF slive
spoons Roreshmen," Nero seryed o, TO MISS Enlaa
Josephine Mortenson. Margaret Bolton Sendett'
GesJ Flora Thorpe. Sadie Fowler Dolly Peter
son Marie Christensen. Mary Thompson. Han
and Effle Thompson
Mrs Fern johnson hostess at q pretty ar
fair Sunday afternoon. An elaborate dinner va
served The guests were Miss Nellie Johnson, N!s'
Zarct,o Mortcnson and Mrs. Enroll Mortensou.
The Indies Literary club Will meet at the home
OF MIS-. Or, Rsss next week
The M Il. club met Wednesday afternoon AZ
The home OF Mira. Geneva Peterson MIS- sarah
Paulzon gave the reading from Tho Prince OF
the House OF David. Refreshments were sorved
Members In attendance wore tho Mcsdames Dora
Carlson, Sarah Panlson, Rose Bunce Jnne b.ein-
holt. Maggie Wlllardson. Matte Larsop: mary
Stevens aud Gusts Sorcnaon
Mrs Kate ChIids OF Gunnison Is tho guest o!
her mother, Mrs. Fans Llndhnft
Mrs. pagmar Thorpe entertained the public
school teachers Thursday afternoon, Delicious re,
werc p y. Jcnsop r, e. Anderson. Wells Thomp-
son Edgar Jenson, Mrs. Sadie Fowlo- Mrs
Flora Thorpe and the Mlsfos Mario Chr,stsnson
Bcndetig Bool Elizabeth Anderson and Edna And
orsou.
Mrs. Flora Thorpe left Wednesday for her home
at Mnnti
Little MISS Helen MADISON was hosteas at .
birthday party Sunday afternoon; Pleasing re-
fres h,ncnts were served tho i'ttlc at
o. clock. The children present wore Eva loNnn-
SON Media Soronsou .Me.ba Ltnd5ers, Eva Ntelson.
Tontabeli Christcnson, Virginia Anderson CurtiS
and Roger Armstrong and Douglas Nelson Mes
Helen received many beautiful gifts
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Says
NdleSka
Suratt

A FEW days ago / received letter
a from one OF my readers. ta;ing that
she had been using two OF my formu-
las which ! had published in these coll
umns One was for removing wrinkles
and the other for beautfying the face
and arms: She said she. had received no
made the remarle that she had been
''using the formulas faithfully for g week
or ten days!' Imagine. week or ten
days! Once in awhile n letter OF this Kind
received makes me feel as though some
people need guardians. But happily I
a IN not beset with very many exhibitions
of such lack OF good Judgment
The formulas I give ! have almost
been impelled TO cali little miracle work
ers. not in the sense that they produce
their results In a week or ten days, for
that would be ridiculous, but in their
posltiveness OF action
Taithlul use OF these formulas for
reasonable length OF time VIII never fail
to make you wonder at their power
Much OF my mail contains requests
for my sure wrinkle ersdlcator-for
wrinkles little. wrinkles deep. wrinkles
few wrinkles by the thousand. crows
For all these. the folowins formula
is absolutely unequaIcd: Pour half
pint OF hot water In bowl and place
me bowl IN a pan OF water over
eptol Stir until It Is dissolved and
starts TO cream; Then remove from the
fire. slowly add two tablespoonfuls OF
glycerlne. and continue TO stir until II
is cold; Epto may be obtained for TO
more than fifty cents ct any good drug
store, This cream should be applied
very liberally and thoroughly rubbed
Into the skin until It has disappeared.
The cream VIII not grow hair or the
face. Keep the cream in an air-tisht
jar or bottle.
OBST1NATE-Your muddy. rreckly.
spotty skin will clear wonderfully by
using this mixture: Let half a. pint
of water come almost TO boil. Add
two tablespoonful OF glycerlpe. Keep
stirring while adding one ounce OF
zintone, until II is all dissolved. Then
let II cool. II the cream Is too thick
to pour easily from a bottle. thin IL
down with a little moro hot water.
The cream will be white and satiny.
Hold a wet. hot towel to the face sew
eral times for several minutes. Rub
this cream on the entire face. Then
wipe off with a soft, dry cloth. Then
apply again and let 1t dry on the face.
Repeat this again at night Any good
druggist will let YOU have alntone for
about fifty cents.
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GARLAND.

GARLAND, May 2t,-On last Sunday
Mr., and Mrs Stephen Longstroth We're
host and hostess for an auto perty from
Mendon The guests were Edward
Peterson. Mrs. Fred Larsen. the Misses
Mary Margaret and Effie Jensen.
On "Wednesday. May II, Miss Lou
Vanneet and Euest Jensen, both OF Gar
land were united In marriage in the
Salt Lake temple. They will be at home
to their friends after June ! IN the Jar
dine place
The Kensington club entertained
on Tuesday evening by Miss Clara Smith.
Mrs George Grover was re-clected as
president, Miss Hattie Hess as secre-
iary. Two new members. the Misses
Agnes Olsen and Alice Munns, wcro ad-
mitted 10 the club, After n busy hour
spent over fancy work. the hostess served
delicate refreshments The next meet
Ing will be held at the home Of Miss Alta
Harris.
One of the most pleasing affairs Of the
season was the miscellaneous shower In
the form OF a surprise given In honor OF
Miss Iva Vanfleet, a bride Of the week
on Friday evening at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs w r. Vanheet, Amid merrI-
ment beautiful collection of gifts was
ghowered upon the bride-t After
various games dealing with affairs of the
heart were played, luncheon was served
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PARK CITY.

PARK CITY, May 24,-Mrs. P. w.
Billings. entertained pleasantly at her
home Wednesday afternoon. The guests
eSb nnd some of other hs Sf%as TSoss
Mrs; c. 7. Prisk. Mrs. @. A. Sheen. Mrs.
4: 4, Browning. Mrs, F. A Shields. Mrs.
William Rhoedman and Mrs. J. F, Welsh.
ginia were outgoing passengers Sunday
afternoon
Mrs. S. Il. Hartwell entertained the
members OF the senior class OF the high
school at her home Tuesday evening.
so1o sasssts as TussSsp sSsR BY yysn ns Hsh
Well attended and thoroughly enjoyed by
ali present,
p, Robert Dalgleish returned to Park City
TUESDAY, after the year spent In Salt
Lake at the University OF Utah.
The members Of the senior cIsss OF the
nigh school entertained Thursday even
ing in Rasband's hail. The members Of
the alumni and tho high school were
The guests.
Mrs; Smith is visiting with friends in
Salt Lake.
Miss Jennie Wilson Is visiting with
relatives In Park City.
Miss Allison has returned to Salt Lake,
aIler some time spent at the homo OF
Mrs E. j, Beggs.
One Of the events Of the week was
NeiiIS SIFeU I" eQUe6QSy evening Dy
INC members Of the local lodge 3, p.
": Elks. The hall was crowded to It's
capacity the music waB good, and no
t.ouole was spared by the committee in
| charge TO make this the success II was.
Dr. 70 # Root Of Salt Lake was in
Fhrk City wednesday,.
Miss IAsle Webb IS home from Caiifor-
MA. where she has been attending
frank Keith spent several days In Salt
Like the early part of the week.
., MISS Ammussen returned to Salt Lake
Tuesday afternoon.
Ihe members OF the local lodge of Elks
enjoyed a smoker Monday evening after
regular lodge session,
JoHeph shaniey has returned from
-. K Hahn and Bert Chamberlain of
Park City
es Miss kliea Riley has gone to Rock
2'.;li 22pi;ings 10 visit with her sister, Miss
City 't' 'o'eS'aS !" iAr"
y
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RICHFIELD.

RICHFIELD, May 24.--Mrs. John Duff
fin entertained In delightful way on
Tuesday afternoon. Those present We're
the Mesdames Carl Olsen, L. Is: k1nney'
John Khyl, Ole Peterson and Cap Nell
son.
The Royal Neighbors were entertained
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Dali
on "Wednesday BY Mrs. Dali, Mrs. Henry
Robinson. Andrew Jessen and w. p,
Payne.
The seniors of the high school enter
talned the public at a humorous exercise
on Wednesday evening. They prepared
a farce aimed at the teachers and Juniors.
The domestic science girls OF the high
school gave q very successful party on
Wednesday evening and presented their
teacher. Miss Florence Horne. with a
beautiful present
The juniors OF the RlchfieId school en-
tertained for the seniors who are leav-
ing school and the teachers. The party
was at the home OF Mr., and Mrs; w. ".
Morrison. Music and games filled the
loving: The Misses Colleen oldroyd.
Olive Neberker Maud Hanchett, Maude
Erickson. Pearlette Ramlose. Uarda Nc
Garty sadie lys Mae Gfsenwo0o sn SeyH aDel HaDeI
Henrie, Loree Forsythe. Tennessee Smith.
Josie sicouga ard Alta Johnson. Edith
Walker zta po1Sn0e; 11n Nresdawas MaTgsTee koss VS.
Morrison, J. j. Hayes; Messrs Jack
Christensen, L. H. Hamrep; j; J: Hayes.
w ". Morrison, Leslie Poulson' chrls
crhristensen, Fred Black. Charles Craw-
ford Howard Christiansen. orin, 0gilyle,
Guy Porter, Vernon Erickson and F1or'an
Morrison.
Mrs. Minnie Bean entertained In honor
OF her daughter Geneva.s birthday on
"Wednesday Games were played and
prizes we're won by Cleo Morrison and
Ellis Wright, then lunch WAS rs Sc served to
Genevlsye Heppler Naomi Heppler,
Taomi Farnsworth. lila Clark. Iona Nor
rison. cleo Morrison. 1ndra Clark, Vera
,tann Mclba Bnkcr. Nancy Bird. Dean
Steiner Irene Greenwood Grace Erick-
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Social happenings i'm Cities and Towns of Utah

son. Laurence Jenkins, Reginald john
son, Kent Goldbrandsen Ellis Wright.
arndale Hansen. Jack Hood, Chase Skou-
gaard, Willie Wainwright. Wilford Hen
ne. salisbury Andelin. Byron Jensen.
Leslie Bird, Monte Bean. Ward McCarty
and Grant Hayes.
, MISS Josie Skougaard entertained al
dinner In honor OF her birthday on Satur-
gay; Those present were the Misses
mabel Morrison. Mabel Lewis Sadie
IVie Pearl Sevy Hazel Henrie. Alta
1o!tlsoh' tennessee Smith, Loree For
Sythe and Uarda McCariy
MISS Sadie lvie entertained AT n lawn
party on Thursday evening and lunch
was served on the lawn. after which tho
.oIoWlns guests enjoyed the moving pic
Iurc snow; Mabel Lewis. Josie Skou-
gard. l-oree Forsythe. Mabel Morrison.
reon Sevy, Alta Johnson. Uarda Nc
Iarty. Tennessee Smith and Hazel Hem
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GARFIELD.

GARFIELD. Nay H-Mr. and Mn R. F.
Barker and daughter Elfzabsth left SATURDAY. for
Anu Amor. Mich. for summer outing
+. n. Veaeh went 10 Rise Colo last veal
where he was married to Miss Susan A. Thomp-
son MT and Mrs Veaeh arc al home for the
summon In the E. E. Nelson residence
Born to DR.. and Mrs. D. D. Barnard Tussday
May TO- a daughter.
Mn L. N Foster was bostcrs 10 tine Neiehhor,.
nood sewing club 10 round table OF twelve
ladies TbureAay afternoon
pleasant gathering celebrated the new electric
lfghting OF the Boston Consolidated sunfowcr
nail Inursday evening. There n reading and
musicaI programme. followed by refreshments
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SPRINGVILLE.

SPRINGvnLE, May 24.-John D.
Ward sworth of Salt Lake spent a few
days here this week.
Mrs. John T. Burt has returned from a
visit to her daughter. Mrs. Joseph Pow
ell, at Price.
Mr., and Mrs walaas Storrs of Amer
lean Fork were visitors here Monday.
Mrs l. NJ Brown. Jr., of Mammoth Is
visiting relatives here this week.
j. w Reynolds. formerly a Springville
boy but who has made his home In Cali
fornia for come time. is here for a
months visit with his father and other
relatives.
M. o. Packard, Bishop j. F. Bringhurst.
William Kelsey and George B. Matson
motored to Salem Thursday afternoon.
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GUNNISON.

GUNNIsoN. May 2t-Mis Ca Rasmussen on
tertained at birthday part? Saturday after
noon. Twelve little friends present Lunch
con was served and jolly good time had.
A. the county mmcncement exerciaes to be
hold et ut Flcaeant May Q. Cunnison has re-
oeived she honor to siyo the oration
Mrs. ]. ". Duggjns and two Children OF 6ai.
Lake uld Mrs F.. W. Dugsins aad eaoy OF Bfng-
hmm will make months visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
g. ". Dugsine.
Mrs c. L. Smith and c, ", Mcdonald Of Sur
Idaho. married 81 Mantl Monday. They
will make their fuutre home In Idaho.
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SALINA.

shI4INA May 2%.-Mrs. J. ". Humphrey OF
Logan visited her mother tho past week
Miss Mortes Mattison left Monday for Salt
Lake. where she Will spond tho
Mr.. and Mrs George Raluey OF Helper visited
relatives and friends at Ssfna last week.
Mrs. Marie Long OF Marysvale the guest OF
her sister Mrs. H. g. Monsel. the psSt week.
Mss Leona Christensen LETT Saturday for Orange
Vile where she will remain for the summer with
her sister Mrs. Humphrey.
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OGDEN.

~ and Mrs. Ben. e, i.
1t!son .. and Mrs. W; y:rsr. W..
~ rsctoTZ. Mr. Fleet
~ Il the Rev. MI
,eturned Wedns,ss wed g, =
where he isen siseloe'
sss,n,ssrs y, convention, 'on, have
Heny INC m wedding re-
|'ops .o .o,gb,sr, Miss May
.llr sse asusIFB =. Balifr, Jr.. on on
w ,ss se's June .. at 'tio do
dIso1 avenue ''''
,..r left Friday morn
HsessSS sssSs visit with her
(. springs lda' Mr..
euHs,s, ,ss,sut the past five
~ Friday to join n nes ss
sn Rosa. !sss Cal, where mey
~, ns'''s rss given by Miss
s;5jtslx 5ssxsr. w. daughter OF M MI
ElswTs. sv'sr at the National
5sssstt' forest Glen, Md.
Crrs, entertained a
.'s'..s2 %st Al the Hermitage
v,,,hsI, OF Oak Park,
n.n srasn saturday. The
TSI%bsil and Miss lNs nthei
.,Ii tske place on We'd
pea' ! reception following
home. n
u,,nvou and Mrs. T. a.
sS guests at a beanti-
Z: ~ ,.s ~ Al I the home OF Mrs
~ afternoon
- ". chrisInan returned I1n
% .,,i,r q 20 lis home In Wyos-
% s,s,s Of q few days Win
+. trisn6u In Ogden
xtssht teller Of the First
Iii leave In about a
S.iended trip through
a gEltssrtand.
=, Il the Five Hundred
suasss Of 3irs. e. l.. van
~ afternoon at the Reed
p.aIy was hostess to the
5cseph's Sewing society
asil fhprsday afternoon-
ssstInx Of the Martha So
a Monday afternoon at the
p,saidsnt, Mrs. E NJ. Con-
n The First Presbyterian
|1tIr friends were entertained
/. a Ma John Hall. Jr.. at
. North Ogden Wednesday
ma Richmond and Brad
! Hal. were the hostesses-
\ Rratz has returned from
yIslt With her mother and
Wisconsin
b Flahsrty left Thursday
Esn Francisco. where she
3 dsnghter. who Is en- route
EuDoIulu.
~ Of Mss Minnie /. Billion |
X Moyes was solemnized
Nav II. In the Snlt Lake
and Mrs. Moyes Will be
hell friends after June 1 at |
I!Qp avenue.
zn Link circle met Wednes-
u 1t the home OF Mrs.
psdaia
8 people OF the Baptist
Z social Wednesday even
E1urch 'parlors. a pleasant
Penl In games and music. !
tnts were served.
Lly Thlmble club was en-
.!nuday afternoon by Mrs.
hoe at her home In the
VBYlen OF Redleuds. Cal.
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Profits
Utah
de Goods.

wage earner-Be-
hctories provide
snployment, liberal
nd better labor con-
nlsr and rancher-
iaetories furnish a
'kst for their prod
nerchant : Because
"a ''s insure lively
@c profitable divi-
the dealer.
I'd merchant-Be.
'Gfles create a de-
home sites.
FsAitsct = Because
usscessitate increas.
sads :sor plans and
'uildings. anu
ldsr- Because nros.
s;'sI ;;S,Iss require addi- pddi.
9IlalngS and new new
I1Ye ~
Es;s workmen like
own homes.
=, ss' Because pros
~ sSFy and mill pro-
- employees are are
0est customers.
6cress. because fac
; Place the Dppu9I, peopis
.'',, . Position to to
isu prOfeor;.I
4! sssr Because -
~ = Corporations, . nL
busy factou,S.;esas- uSea-
nls lsug1Aas' uTAE pSsti
Goods. N1NA
Asso,,..,
Utah. '''as'on Of
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MS 1dSSo,,l l.. ,,,;;o T A.H9u VIII admit that
supeToly even in cases Of those who
and who have lost almost all their de-
velopment. must be a very remarkable
product, This Is the formula, try II:
sugar, all well mixed together. OF this.
take two teaspoonfnls three or four
times times day In wine glass Of water,
cost you one dollar ct the drug store.
SUSANNA NJ o.-Your hair will al
solutely stop falling and begin TO GROW
most luxuriantly II you viii use this;
Mix half pint OF alcohol with half
o pint Gs TasG ats s' toEouss sas ans
then 1t VIII be ready TO use. II you
prefer YOU can use imported bay rum
Instead ti, Of the water and M alcohol. ,1.4 The
drug store for not more than fifty
cents. This formula should be applied
Ne sey to or tne scalp asts5 nSfes
over. Rub the tonic thoroughly Into the
scalp with the finger tips.
A shampoo Is exceedingly important
DO not use soap on your hair. Eggol.
which you can get at any good drug
ing In its action in Kidding the scalp
OF every particle OF scurf and foreign
matter. which nothing else. not even
can do.
CoNSTANCE-The backheads around
the mouth and chin or on any part OF
the face be quickly eradicated
First wash the face with hot water
and soap. Then sprinkle some neroxin
upon sponge made wet
with hot water. Then rub we'll for
few minutes on the parts OF the skin
which affected with blackheads
You should be able to secure the ner-
oxin at any druggists for fifty cents.
PIMPI.Y FACEiThe pImples you have
will vanish and no more Will appear.
Dissolve twelve ounces OF granulated su-
gar In one-hah pint of watsr, add one
ounce Of sassene, and mix the whole to-
yether thoroughly. thon add more water
10 make q pint. Sarsene Is a liquid
which YOU can get at the drug store by
he ounce. Get IL In the original pack
lge. Take one or two tesspoonfuls OF
his mixture three four times n day.
With little water II desired.-Advertise-
nent,
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Apply II with the finger tips
TO the superfluous hair,
keeping the hair moist with
IT for two or three minutes
until il has been dissolved.
Then wipe 1t off with a
damp cloth and wash the
skin.
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leicnant = Because
olIes insure lively
aug profitable divi-
the dealer.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-15
DR, ANDREWS
 FILES SUIT
WANTS WRIT OF MANOAMUS AGAINST THE PLEIN DREOG-
 ING COMPANY.

Arnelle n. Andrews filed suit yes tertiay against the Plein dredging company and makes John D. Helps secretary of the company. and F. II Thatcher. defendants.
 The complaint states that he own rd 70 shares of stock ill the company and that the par value of the shares was $i.000 each. He also states that by agreement he turned over the stock certificates to F. II. Thatcher This agreement. he says. was that the interests of the stockholders should be pooled and voted in block. He now states that this agreement has not been kept and that he is deprived of q vote i'll the affairs of the company
 He asks for Il writ of mandamuS which would decide matters before the next meeting of the company which will take place next month.
 G. l. Lomen is the attorney for the plaintifr.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-15

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