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Evening journal., 1913-11-01
PROPOSALS.

II S. ENGINErR OFFICE, wrLMING.
| ton, Del. Oct 4. 1913. Sua'~d pro-
possls FOR dredging Murder,il River. Del.
will be received hers uuii : % .n. 40.
vember 3. 1915. and then publicly opepd .
Information on application. k r. 1isy
mond. Msi. Ensra. octiO.IiS,s I.
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REGISTER'S NOTlcH.

'-------~@------~ - ---~--'---
II STATE or MARTHA J. DAVIS, DE-
II CEAsfD.
Notice is hereby given that Letters ~
Adminisfrat hon upon ihc estate Of Martin r..
Davis, 'ats u Wilmington hundred deceased.
we're duly ciunted unto Charles p. Evans on
the Isl daf of October a p. 1913. ana ni
persons iudotaed 20 the said deceased are re-
qnested 20 make payment 20 the admins.
trotcr without delay. 1ni al persons hasirz
demnrds against thc deceased are seq1irsa
TO eNhibit and. present the same, duly pro.
bated. 70 tho said administrator on o. be.
fore Tie 3ist da- OF October A. d. 1914.
Or abide by slle law 81 This beha'f
CHARI.ns 3. EVANS. Administrator.
Address Charms p. Evans, Esq. AttoTney-at.
Law, Wilmington. De. oct3i-e0d.0whs,
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Isrucf Sept goth. 1913.
orff tfffa rf.-ovf


n tW uAslLt ~. NJ y. IS.
10 THE sHFliFt or NEV cAsTiE
COUNTY. cRFrTiNCi
wREREAs. Made Ram,
lcy hy her petition 60 tho
iuiErs % cur Superior Court.
f.od 'n the Office nf tre rro
fhuucinrg rf said Court. ln
nnd fnr New Crsiiq rcrrf..
Ter i'e cause 81 complaint
ttrfsiH alleged. hnH mnno ap.
fleation fn our faid judges
STAT decree mn. "a PRO.
raunced dissnl,ing fhe mar
rierr .tisfiu~ f4i~rfu thn
petitioner aad md cirrr Tny.
Tor Ransiey.
WE THEREFORE, COMMAND NOU. a.
yrn ~afo hrretofore commanded. ihat
,cu SUMMON Glare revlof Rau-'ey that
he be nrd appear before the judges
81 our said court 20 She ueNf term thnreof.
so he held 80 Wilmington on
Monday the ft'rd day of November
nest. 20 pnFvrr ere allegations o.
tiu ,ald peti.ioner. Nnuds iiansiey o..
rordige % Che Act of Assembly. M such
enr. made and provided. aud a'sn 90 90 and
sereiVa wNHt She court shall then and there
consider concerning him ln tais behalf ss
fn the court shall seem meet and consistent
visa TIE provisions cf the said Act Of
Assembly.
Ana ii.v. yon Tseu Tcrc THIS Writ
WITNESS thc Honorable irmrs pcnnc.
VIII. 70 Wilmington. The f'tecnih day ~ Sep
temher. A. D. ai1rirrn hundred end fhiifeou.
Joseph WiuaLLsWoETH
Issued Sent sofa. 1919.
oct1.t.il.ts.,5-uo'i.
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ArEW CASTLE COUNTY Sc
~ 1Hf STATE or Della WARE
10 THE SHERIFF or NEW CASTLE
COUNTY. GREETING

] NJ tN CASTLE COUNTY. -.
~ TBE sThTE or DELAWARE
~ THE sHtRIfF or NEW CASTLE
NHFRFAs.. susi4 Elizabeth
Abrams. on mast hr her nest
friend, Emi.me Stokes.
hy icr petition 20 the
Judges OF our Superior Court
fled in The offre of iir Pro
thonotary of SAID Court. 10
and Tor Neu Casi'e county.
for te cause Of rnmpiainf
;nnrtin alleged has made sn
niiraunu 90 our said judges
thrf decree may be pro.
rounced dissnivins the mHr.
riacN existing h-fwoer tfe
petitioner and Charles T.
Abrams
WE 1HbREFOkE COMMAND YOJ. ~
you we're heretofore commanded. that
sou summon Charles r. Abrams that
he be ana appear before ihe Judges
Monday. The third dsy Of November.
the suid peiitionsr susie Elizabeth Abrams
On infant b. her nest friend Eml i've Stokes
eccordinr 20 the Act Of Assembly. iu such
cnsr iiude nnd provided. and also 10 90 ana
receive what tire court shall then and there
consider concerning him w this behalf, as
10 the court shall seem mrei aud consistent
with the prorisiors - the said Act OF
Assembly
Ana Have Yon Then There This writ
WTTNrcS fh- Honorable James Pcnnc
will. AZ Wilmington. the fifteenth day Of Sep
itmber. A. y. nineteen huudred and thirteen
IOSEfh Nlt +LESWoRih.
Issuod Sept 26. 1919. prothono'ary.
Eept2T-ocf4. ! I. f.1s,25-ncvt
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ID STATE 81. ANDREW 7. sTEFToE,

ID. STATE Oh ANDREW 4. sTEPTOE,
II DECEASED
NoNce is lsrehy given that Letters Tea
teulentsry, uls1 the estate Of Andrew r..
Steptos. iste of WILMINGTON hundred, 10.
ceased we're du'y granted unto Security
Trust 4 Safe Depasit Company on tho
twenty-second fag o. Oc.obor 4. p. 1919.
and eli persons Indebted 10 the Said de.
ceased ars reWrsted 70 mako payment 10
the executor without delay. aud all per.
sons having dcsa2nds against tho daeoasad
are required 70 exhibit anL present tas
same. duly prob ifcd, 90 the said executor
on or before the tweniy-s second dny Of De.
tober A. y. 1914. Or abide by tic law ih
this behalf.
SECURITY TRUST & SAFE
DEPOSIT COMPANY.
Executor
Address security Trst a Safe Deposit
Company Wilminston, Delaware
oct25-eod.9wks.
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~ Ew CASTLE COUNTY. Ss.
y flil1 STATE OF DELAWARE
40 THE ShhKlff OF NEW CASTLE
COUNTY, NiEFrlNH
WHrRIAS. Frank Huet.
woh Ir. b. his petition TO the
judges of our Superior CONT.
dled In the onice Of The Pro.
thouoiary OF said Court. IN
and for New Caste county
Cor the rauec ~ tompiaint
therein alleged. has made sp
nlirnfiur o. our said judges
That decree may BE- pro
nnuucod dlfsoiNing The mar
IiHre existing hriwenn tii
petitioner and Flora u. Huet-
Who'll.
WE THEREFORE, COMMAND TOu. ~
you ueso heretofore commanded, tNst
SON summon Flora d. Iluetwohl, that
She bo and appear before The judges
uf our said court rf Che nrki term thereof.
20 be- hold at Wilmington On
Mondsy the third day o. November
tHsI 90 nrNrf qtrr1f nu-
ihe said petitioner Frank Huetvhol Jr.. &C.
coraing 20 the Act of Assembly. In such
case madr nnd prnyided. and also iQ do and
receive what fho court shnil thfn nnh thcr,
% ihe court shall seem meat unj cons steni
with no provision Of tho said Act o
Assembly.
Ana 4av. Vow Then There This Writ
W1TrFSS The Hornrrhle James rennI
VIII as Wilmington, the hficenth dny ~ Sci
tsmbct. A. b nineteen hundred and tmftce
Iu~G Gpii WNit l.FHMONlf u
1slned Sent oG 1913 prolhunotnry.
s-rte7 oct4 ii.is.25.novi
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NANIcURIsT.

AZ 'f6H r. 2, BfDDf1f~-sf + NFo0rSG..
M Electric Scalp Treatment. Hair Dress
ing. Hours b. sDp0intmsnt. Phone, 1oesD
octe1-lin.
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HAZE DRESSING

-
TVATR WORK COMBINES NJ ABE. Will
III acall at your home. MRS p. EVANS,
o,I - .8inus Phone ofS5
< HANPOoTN0. WITH OR WITHOUT
- shampoo board. ManicnrinG electric
scalp treatment. facial massage. hair dross-
rug. also fuce packs
CARRIE II WRIGHT.
ID. & A.. 56eJ. No, III W Icnth St
oet6-1yr.
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MAGICIAN.


Al AGiCfAN-WIlL 60 TO FNTEHfAiN-
vi ncnis or parties ii called Two hours
oi black magic. Terms 'ov. Prof e.. q.
Baiciay. so. iOo Poplar 81. cri2I iu.
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BUSINESS NOTICE

TOHN HEfBoLD rApEs HANrEH
- NO. SO Madison ST. Bell rhons
5fIs-L. oei~o-ful.
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COMMAND you. ai

NJ RW CASTLE COUNTY, IS.
~ THE SIAIh OF DELANAkE
10 rnE sHERIFF Ou lNgW rAsg1E
COUNTY, GREETING:
WHEREAS. hclena Krsc
priuk by her petition 90 tho
judges Of our Superior Court.
i'cd in the Office Of tho Fro.
thonoturr of said Court. 80
an Tor NeW castle cnuntt .
Tor the cause of complaint
therein alleged, has made ap.
pication TO our said judges
that decree may Dc pro.
neunred hssolying che MAR
iinge cNisting between Che
- petitioner and Thomas krac.
pr11k.
WE THEREFORE COMMAND YOU. as
you Ncro heretofore commanded that
sou summon Ihomas Kracprlak that
bee De and appear before thr judges
Of our snid court. ui tho nest term thereof
20 he held at Wilmington on
Monday the third day of No,cmhar.
nest. to answer tsc allegations 81,
ihe said pciiiinoncr. Helena KrA.urf1t ne.
rordiu- to the Aci of Assembly BOO such
ease made and provided and ulsp 90 Uo and
receive what tho court .hull ihcn und ihsr1
consider concerning him iu ths hchalf u'
to fhc court shalt seem meet aud couaisteul
with tho proYiaions of the said Act ol
Assembly
And Hn,c Aou Then There This Writ
WITNESS the Honorable iamos rfnne
vim at Wilmington. ihc fifteenth day of SEN
JOSEPH WiG6LEaWORlfL
hroihunotlry
issued Sept a0ih. 1913
UnfH
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l.. LEVINSKY

NO. tiia LANCASTER AVE
London tailor and clcnnnr Ladies' and
goniiemcns garments cicanrd altered AND
repaired Called for and delivered Hcas-
onahe prices. Your patronage solicited
ucis.1m.
Evening journal., 1913-11-01

~ EM tASfuE COUNTY as
~ THE s1Awf or BEL AWARE
40 THE sHNRirr Or sNEW cAsriT
COUNTY. GREETING.
WHEREAS. Nosic Irre
man. hs hcr petition fo fh.
Judges Of aur Superior Couff
f'ed u fhe Office OF the Pro.
,houotary oi said Court iu
ind fur Sew iuHflr county
for iIr cause uf rompaiuf
therein alleged, hns nude sn.
nl crfinu fo our enid iHdrcs
fhat decree mas De pro.
nouuced dissci,ins ihe mar
flrrH co., faffH .tHf ..u
petitioner and Adolf Free.
man.
Wr THEREFORE COMMAND YOU a.
son were heretofore commanded that
.ou summon Adolf Freeman that
he he and appear before the Judges
of our said court. at the next term thereof
20 be held m Wilmington on
Monday, tie third day OF November
noxt. 20 answer tfe allegations o
the said petitioner Rosie Freeman. rc
cardinr 20 the Act ~ Naac-ihly in snrl
ease made nnd provided. and fnizo 20 do un
1 receive whrt the rour' ahan then md ther
consider concerning lim I'm this behalf O
4 20 the eourt shnil seem meet and consister
+ with ihe provisions ~ the said Act
Assembly.
Aud Havc You Then There This Wit
WITNESS tho Honorable lanes Penn
viil ~ Wilmington. the hfieenih d.y ~ Sci
tsnber, 8. ~. riu-tern hundred and fhiFics
JOSEPH wTGGIEsWofrH rH
I T.-snf conf anft 1ofu
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TAIIORS.


NJ ROSENBERG FURRfER
vi. Formerly at SO. iO7 Delaware Ave
rurs repaired and remodcicd. Lowest
prices aud satisfaction guaranteed. Aso
Ladies Tailoring. Suits made 20 order
from your own matnriai.
40. 7Oi WEST TiGHTH ST.
Work called for ard delivered.
oct231m. -. & 49, 54l6A.
Evening journal., 1913-11-01

w Buy AND SELL SECOND HAND
w bicyciea. soc us for bargains Ray.
mond II Stout No 0O5 King street Auto
matte. 1000. octIC.lm
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MASQUERADE SUITS.

.~---------s-------- --------- ------~-------r--,
NJ AsoJ rNADE SDrfs -MRs SUSAN
M g. s.uuoervict so o29 Nrndeyer
Ave, successor 20 Mrs John J Quill Of
80. 5aG East Fourth So. ootis-eod-.wks.
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w GIVE THH HIGHEST Prices fOi
w s-cond-hand Furniture and stoyr
and scl the cheapest Duzln Bros. ~. yii
Fast Ninth street. ori2a-im
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Costumes for HaIlowe' en-

Large assortment 20 select irom At The old
reliable stand. MRS. u. HtNIt, No.
30. a. Poplar bt octi5l In.
Evening journal., 1913-11-01

Issued sept 3nil. 1919.
nrll.i.ll.la.n5-nnl
Evening journal., 1913-11-01

Issues sept 3oth. 1919.
actli11fs.o5.rrvf.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1913-11-07

will aaso vote for Ekalaka be-
cause the town has been a mighty
big help to bring people :nto the
country and to make Ekalaka
the county seat will help the
whole country still more and she
is in the middle of the county
and has the makings of the best
town in spite of the mushroom
growths north of US. And we
will have a railroad soon and old
''Pup-town" will take on a re-
newed lease of life and vigor
while other places stagnate or
fade away.
/ think every old-timer and
every newcomer owes his vote
to Ekalaka for county seat.
(Signed) D. H. Russell,
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1913-11-07

issue our challenge to Mr.. Eddie
Booth, as he is consi3eled ths>
head Of the Baker NOV vemunt t}ans
what arguments have been ad--
vanced by the Baker people have
their origin with him. Had the
Baker people issued this cha.
lenge at the beginning to NEE
the people in every voting place
and debate this question wi:
Mr.. Booth, Ekalaka would hav,
accepted such a challenge ve:5
quickly, but now to change o.:
plans and accept this challenge
for a part OF the county s.n'!
leave Mr.. Booth at large to occs::-
py other parts of the coun:
while ! work with Mr.. Conser Is
a proposition entirely too raw
for consideration, Baker shori@
have come forward with her hn~
ed man Booth at the first an:
Ekalaka would have acceptc.I
the challenge at once.
Bakers invitation reminds rac
of the way they do things in SA~
yer Row county, it will be time
to accept the ways of that coup-
ty when we become more cor
rupt; let US be fair with the vot.
ers Of Fallon County.
John Oliver.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1913-11-07
PLAIN FACTS
Editor Eagle:-

Editor Eagle:-
The challenge to debate the is
sues of the county seat question
sent out by the Baker CONNER
cial Club having been directed
more especially to me than to
the Ekalaka Commercial Club, l
feel that it is only right that my
view in the matter be published
that all may know just where l
stand regarding the public de-
bate.
Let me first inform you that
this is not a matter of personal
feeling toward Mr.. L. A. Conser,
for Mr.. Conser and have always
been the best of friends so far as
l know and ! hold him in high
esteem.
must decline to accept the
challenge though many of my
friends have urged me to accept
it and hold several public debates
but can not do so for purely
business reasons.
The public will understand
that my time is not my own and
at this time of the year the work
in the Ekalaks State Bank is
more arduous and it is impossible
for me to tell just when l can lie
spared from my work at home.
must dart out when l can
best get away and hurry back to
my work so that would not be
able to meet any fixed appoint
ments with Mr.. Conser.
My further reason is that l do
not believe that public debates
are the most instructive way to
educate the voters of FallonC Coun-
ty, public debates mostly arouse
feeling and factional strife, the
very thing that should be kept
down.
Ekalaka has made her plans as
to the campaign and we do not
desire at this time to change
them,
If Ekalaka should desirelto de-
hate this matter at all we would
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1913-11-07

Dennis had a big rally in their
fight for county seat on last Sat-
urday and barbrcued two fine
young oxen, furnishing a free
dinner to all comers and then
gave 4 dance in the evening.
Yet this is one of the places that
Baker tells us has laid down in
the fight. or is not in the race.
However, we find that they are
so much in the race that they
have paid one man $250.O0 for
stumping for them for the past
week alone. Dennis must cer-
tainly be a pretty lively corpse.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1913-11-07
CAME HERE IN 1861
b, H. Russell Ha, Been Boosting
Ekalaka All These Years
And Still at it.
Editor Ekalaka Eagle:-

Editor Ekalaka Eagle:-
Since we are all interested in
the fight for the county seat of
Fallon County, l want to tell you
am, and why l am in favor of
Ekalaka.
/ came into this country in
1861, five years after the Custer
massacre; the county was then
all new, men were just beginning
to settle it with stock ranches a
long, long distance apart, and
before the making of farms was
ever thought to be a possibility,
when thousands of buffalo ranged
these hills and valleys.
put up 81. 100000 to have a
postofice started here and it was
named after my first wife, Eka-
laka. People used to ride in
from over fifty miles away to
get their mail and it looked
mighty good to them to have old
''pup-town'' then in which to
stay all night. When the town
first started about all we could
get here was bacon and whisky;
and it seemed almost like being
at home, with mother back, east
when Brummett started to get
stuff to run a regular store and
the people thought they were
strictly in it when they could
ride to EkaIaka and get flour,
baking powder, ovcralls and to-
bacco as we'll as bacon and whis-
ky, and fellows, | tell you it was
all right too.
For two years worked to
have a school located here and |
have stayed by the old town all
these years and / can tell you
Ekalaka has done a whole lot
for the people Of the country. the
country and ;,kalaka have helped
each other grow, and the mer-
chants have built up good stores
businesses by their fair dealings,
low prices and reasonable credit
systems and we have most all
the business houses this part of
country needs at the present
time.
It seems to me that every old
timer can't help but vote for
Ekalaka because she is the oldest
town and the place where they
have received every reasonable
accommodation. And it seems to
me too that all the newcomers
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1913-11-07

At the recent state meeting Of
the Rebekah and Odd Fellow or
ders at Bozeman, Mrs. T. J.
Martin was elected president cf
the Rebekah Assembly and W.
H. Peck was promoted to Grand
Chief Patriarch of the encamp-
ment. Mr.. Peck is also the only
nominee for Department Com
mander of :h.a Patriarchs Mill
tant of Montana.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1913-11-07

The Boosters with their open
and above board methods arc
sweeping the county and Ekalaka
looks sure winner for county
seat. This, however. is not in
accord with the ideas of Messers
Boote and Conser. just the maj
ority of the average voters ex
preston.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1913-11-07


1t is surprising to note that a
man of Mr.. Conser's caliber cam
not keep from spreading such a
bunch of lies and falsehoods as
he has been doing of late in re-
gard to the county division cam
paign. Evidently Mr.. Conser
through the BS intends to make
the Fallon County election the
laughing stock of the outside
territory. Fallon County will be
created but Bakers chances for
county seat grow weaker and
weaker with each issue Of the
BS.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1913-11-07
THE REASONS.

The Baker Seminal in its issue
of Oct. 31st surmises that it's I
readers would soon know why
the nominees for Office who re-
side in the town Of Ekalaka all
declined their nominations. Sure,
they will know for Ekalaka tries
to do every thing: open and above
board "a method Of procedure
which seems incomprehensible
to Baker,.
The main reason then was the
pre-convention statement and as
surance that no Ekalaka man
would be on either ticket, but
that Ekalaka desired the officers
equitably distributed over the
rest of the county aud all that
Ekalaka desired was the location
of the county seat, because the
center of the county is the log
ical place for it's location.
When therefore the nominees
for Office residing in Ekalaka
realized Bakers trick of loading
Offices on to Ekalaka and then
attempting to ridicule it for
breaking it's promises as it did
in a letter to the Miles City
American, there was only one
course that the nominees in Eka-
laka could consistently pursue,
viz: the declining of the, Offices,
and this they did and D1ker's
contemplate and corrupt meth
DDS in gaining control of the
conventions which made the
nominations only accelerated
their action as soon as the rot
tenness of the methods were
recognized.
Before the nominations, Baker
made the same kind ef state
ment and assurance to the people
of the proposed county regard
the Offices, but either Baker has
no conscience or else it is so CAL
loused that it seemingly rejoices
in it's broken statements and
false assurances, for we find one
th;ro of all the offices appropria-
ted by and to Baker and the
balance placed as Baker wished
(according to the letter from
Baker to the Miles City Ameri-
CAM by corrupt methods.
To us it seems that there is
only one hope and one method to
obtain good government in Fal-
Ion county and that is by making
Ekalaka, the town that stands
by its promises and contains men
who have the courage of their
convictions, the seat of govern
ment in your new county, and so
force from their corrupt enviro-
ment the Baker men who may
be elected to office. We believe
the people will do this on Nov
ember 25th.
-.
We understand the bird" is
due for a libel suit "chust" after
election, some of the Baker dele
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1913-11-07

The second squadron of the
Baker forces invaded our camp
Thursday and headed their lights
south, Is it possible that Booth,
formerly of the Amalgamated,
overlooked something on his re-
cent trip.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1913-11-07

The BS lead. the voter to be-
lieve that Bakers stronghold is
the south territory and that every
Baker meeting held in that Sec
ton has been one Of great en-
thusiasm for Baker. A great
surprise is in store for Bro. Con-
ser on the 25th.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1913-11-07

The outlook is now that the
voters OF Fallon Countyare going
to follow suit to the actions of
our neighbors in Dakota, that of
locating the county seat in the
center of the county, the Only
logical place for the seat of gov
ernment.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1913-11-07

We understand the ''bird' is
due for a libel suit "chust" after
election, some of the Baker dele
gaticn having taken exceptions
to our exposure OF their saliva
ton leader from the west.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-12-06
CLEANSES YOUR HAIR:
MAKES IT BEAUTIFUL
1t Becomes Thick, Wavy,
LuStrous and All Dand-
ruff Disappears.

Surely try "Danderine Hair
Cleanse" if you wish to Immediately
double the beauty of your hair. Just
moisten a cloth with Danderine and
draw 1t carefully through your hair,
taking one small strand at a time ;
this will cleanse the hair of dust, dirt
or any excessive oil-in a few min
utes you will be amazed. Your hair
will be wavy, fluffy and abundant and
possess an incompatible softness,
lustre and luxuriance.
Besides beautifying the hair, one ap-
pltcattOn of Danderine dissolves every
particle of dandruff; invigorates the
scalp, stopping itching and falling
hair.
Danderine is to the hair what fresh
showers of rain and sunshine are to
vegetation. 1t goes right to the roots
lnVlgorates and strengthens them. It's
eXhilarating. stimulating and life-pro-
ducing properties cause the hair to
grow long, strong and beautiful
You can surely have pretty, soft,
lustrous hair, and lots of it, if you will
Just get 25 cent bottle of Knowlton's
Danderine from any drug store or
toilet counter and use it as directed
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-12-06
Doctors Advice Necessary.
QUICKLY STOPS
WORST BACKACHF
Makes Kidney, Bladder Disorders and
Rheumatic Pains Vanish.

If you suffer with backaching kid
ney trouble; have disagreeable blad-
der and urinary disorders. or are tor
tured with rheumatism, stiff joints and
heart-wrenching pains. you will be sur
prlSed how quickly and surely CrOx-
one will relieve all such misery.
1t soaks right in through the walls.
membranes and Innings. cleans out and
strengthens the stopped up organs.
neutralizes. dissolves, and makes the
kidneys sift out and filter away the
uric acid and poisons from the blood
and leaves the kidneys and urinary
organs, clean, strong. active and heal
thy.
1t matters not how long you have
suffered; how old you are. or what YOU
have tried. It is practically impossible
TO take Cr0xone without results. for II
starts TO work the minute YOU take il.
II you suffer with pains in the back
or sides; II you are nervous. tired and
run down; bothered with urinary dis
orders, or have any signs of kidney
bladder troubles or rheumatism. don't
spend another needless day suffering
Secure an original package of Crox-
one today, and prove for yourself right
now, as thousands of others have done
just how quickly it will end your mis-
cry.
Croxone is inexpensive. and every
druggist is authorized TO return the
purchase price if it fails in & single
case.