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MISSOURI PAC|F|
WILL MEET NOTES
Western Pacific and D. and
R. G. Are Behind 0bIiga-
tons of the Road

Bankers for the Missouri Pacific
and directors and other officials of
the company unanimously assert that
there is nothing in sight which would
Indicate that the Missouri Pacific can
not take care of its obligations. Par
ucular reference is made to the $685.
100000 notes maturing next June and
about which maturity there has been
sufiicient apprehension to cause heavy
selling of the stock, which has
brought 1t to the lowest level since
the early nineties.
A Missouri Pacific official points out
that the value OF the security behind
the notes, which at present market
prices totals more than $4,000, 900, is
the best argument that the company
VIII not allow these notes to go to
default, and an added reason for this
assurance Is that practical control of
the Denver and Rio Grande and West
ern Pacific railroads is behind the
notes. represented by the collateral
deposit of S9.S0Q.000 OF Denver's pre-
ferred and 5000 900 OF Its common
STOCK The Denver owns $4,000, 600
stock
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COAST Cram oUoTArroNs

SEATTLE. Dec. 0.-wheat-Bluesrem. 94c,
fortE-feid. S5c; club. Sic. red Russian s3c
Yesterdays car receipts-wheat. So oats. 4
harisr. 8, hay. 20 -four 90
TACOMA Dec 30-Wbeat-Bluestem a4c:
forty fold, 50 1ec; club. Sai2 red hfe s5c
Receipts Wheat, ID cars barley. >; corn. a.;
rye. ], hay. 4.
PORTLAND. Dec. 80. - Wheat-T7nchanged
Car receiPts-vheat, 10o; barley. l.; -four, s;
oats, .; hay. 6. .
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CoNrRACr GRAM srocrs

Contract stocks In Chicago: Wheat-This
week I0,56oo00 bushels. last week 13.024 600
bushels. last year 7.76S.000 bushels Corn
This week S,345, 900 bushels, last week $3.50.
600 bushels, last year ). 034. 900 bushels oats
This week 100000 bushels, last week
!. CSC. 900 bushels, last year none
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OAKLAND LICENSES

David It. Babcock. u. Berkeley. and Hazel
E. Donoho 25. Hotel Turpin.
Joseph Godstone, p, Hotel Granada. and
Ralph G. Harrison. 20. 22ge Sacramento
street. and Call NJ. Phillips. 20, $40 Suffer
street.
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NEW YORK Dec s0-Cau money. strong
2Q6 per cent. ruling rate 6 per cent; closing
2a2ia per cent. Time saans. easier; so and
20 days. a. pere cert. six months, 415d4s.
per cent Mercantile paper, ) y d6 per cent
STERLING exchange, steady; GO days, 81 s125:
demand. S4.S52o- Commercial bills. S4-Sola
hsr silver. SIZE. Mexican dollars. 441ac.
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NOTICE 10 MARINERS


california Sacramento riyer--Grand island
light re-estsbished December .. having been
Heretofore reported destroyed
ff irbt List Pacific Coast. 1912 page 20. No.
81 Buoy List Pacific Coast. 1911. page 81
ffshf sfatior-Fog signal 10 be moved about
Jsrusrr i 1914 about 200 yards. 246 degrees
from ffs present position TO the outer end Of
.fore island dixie a. No other change
~ & O. s. Charts 5525 1888. J534. $3.50;
rfghf Tixf Pacific Coast. 1912. DsGe IS No
sI guos List. Pacific Coast 1911. page is:
1aast pilot Pacific Coast. 1903 pages IS. s0.)
a. direction Of the commissioner OF light
houses H. W hnVA>rs' ihspesiof-
The following affects the aids 70 navigation
"a tho seventeenth lighthouse district
washingt0n-Grsys Harbor entrance-outer
puoT PS first class can. heretofore reported
adrfft was replaced December ~.
Wasbfngton-Sea c0ast--L matilfa reef hEnt
Vessel 10 81 replaced by relief light vessel
~ 20 December rs. The change ie temporary.
and light vessel No 81 VIII be replaced on her
etetion without further notice Light vessei
~ OPS lights and fog signals conform 10
tb,es ~ light vessel No. 81. Relief light YES
sol No % SHOWS only the word Keller Gu
saH Washington--Juan de Fuca strait-Point
xksfixon fljov g. frs% class nun. heretofore re-
n.rted sdrfft was replaced December Is
49, & G. s. Charts 61g5. 800. 500, 5lfV.
RENT List. Pacific Coast. 1912 page IS; Buoy
LII Pacific Coast. 1911. pages ~ 40. All
pr order Of the bureau Of lighthouses
HEARY a. BECks AnspsctoE'
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Raining throughout the sacramento valley
Truckee calm. 3 inches new snow Is inches d
ground Summit showing. calm. inches nes
snow. a5 inches ground. Blue Canyon nev
snow 5 inches. ID inches on ground. Raj
100 lat Blue Canyon,
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Financial Summary

London Times derseS Anglo American con-
spiracv against financial and commercial ac-
tivties Of United States in South America.
Reserve bank organization committees visit
TO New York postponed from Janusry 70
January on account of McAdoo's Illness.
jewelers. trust agrees to accept terms OF
Attorney General McReynolds and escape gov
Eminent suit
Bills pertaining to rural form credits ex-
pected to be given right OF way when con
gross reassembles
Feeling prevails in birmingham district that
market for pig iron will be more active after
the holidays.
Federal court confirms order authorizing
Wabash railroad 10 issue receivers certificates
to meet equipment bonds due January |.
American stocks in London irregular
Twelve industrtals declined LIZ.
Twenty active rails declined 40.
Average rails 103.4s. industrials Is.4s.
BRooMHALL's GRAIN CABLES
with covering induced BY irmness In America.
and prices were u AID higher. The closing
drmrfess in Buenos Aires and unfavorsble har-
vesting retirns from Argentina and less re-
advance During the morning realizing de-
veioped and prices reacted. declined 4@Ad.
with the principal pressure in March, In.
demand and favorable European crop prospects
and a quiet cash demand caused the pressure.
AT $50 D. the market was heavy and
prices I'd lower than YESTERDAY.
Corn opened unchanged and later declined
ssM1sd The Aperican irmness Offset
here by decline In Bue1os Aires aud better
crop advices from Argentins and in sympathy
with wheat. At 100 prices were Is I'D
lower than yesterday.
The visible supply Of wheat in Europe this
week amounts TO 74.sI2.o00 bushels. against
a 416. 600 bushels last week. Last week there
year a decrease OF 700. 600 bushels when
total amounted to 1900 600 bushels.
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FINANCIAL NOTES ny WIRE

London copper opening: Spot f65 los OF
los 3D. Futures f66. on 16s Sd.
With the exception of Canadian Pacific
London market irregular, with fractional
changes. but mainly easier.
London producers all quoting ESQ and f69 los
Il45se and loo equivalentp for electrolytic
There is quiet demanl prevailing
London Is closing the year much depressed In
financial circles.
Railway equipment orders are expected 10
revive the steel trade.
the Miles Planting and Manufacturing company
In Louisiana discontinue business
Wilson will push the farm credits bill next
month.
says federal control may bring a solution OF
uniform railroad rates
Big New York banks may join new currency
system In a body.
American Smelling denies negotiations with
government for dissolution.
London Times denies Anglo Germany conspir-
acy against financial and commercial activities
OF the United States In South America.
futures. f66 los, up los. speter. f2f 12s Sd,
unchanged.
Net earnings Of American Can company for
1918 will be around 81, 500,0 coo. This amount
and sinking fund OF $500. 600 and leave about
$6,300,0oO fR preferred stock. being equal TO
slightly more than Is per cent
Business OF International Steam Pump COM
WAS about equal to the average quarter earn
ings OF last year. Plants running at not
more than rs per cent OF capacity
Copper metal appears to be firmly estab-
sold 100000 pounds this morning at 15c cash
New York. which is equivalent to about 15lsc
delivered 80 days.
Argentine official estimate for year: Wheat.
346, 800. 600. Last eyear-Wheat 17s, 414 900:
oats 115, S97 600; corn. 24O, 900. 600
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NEW YORK BONDS
N. Y. Curb Market

Bid. Ask.
Int Con Rub ~ SB
Keystone =. IL Isl
kell Lake. Az GIG
La Rose. 2 PA
Lehigh v c. 100 100
Man Shirt. . 35 As
Do pfd. /. 9S sfO2
Man Tr. Il 5-16 L 1-16
Mason Val. as 4
Min c of A 2 2K
Nip 1890. & ST.
Ohio Cop. 81 Il
Riker Hege rs III
Savoy OIL. g 10
$ Oil toldb.122
$ O Subs. .s25
5 0 Ex-S. 400 4Oa
South Utah. 8 81
Temisk -. 13 i5
Tob Pro pfd S. 81
Tono Mining Z ~
Tnolumne L ~
Tri- Bullion. Lao Y
Unit Cigars. "a 94h
DO pfd- ITO lis
United Cop. = q
Do pfd. 4 q
W P IS. "a ~
WHY'S Over 70 ~
DO pfd So 81
Yukon Gold. 2 2ts
Anglo told. 241 25ts
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THE COTTON MARKET

NEW YORK Dec. 3e.-IiverpooI due nm
changed TO Ia higher. Opened dull un-
changed 10 lower. At 1916 p. m. was
quiet but steady. net unchanged to III higher.
generally unchanged. Later cables were 4
higher than at 121J p. m Spot cotton In
moderate demand at 1 point decline. mIddling
upland 7.o8. Sales 1000, including 5000
American. Imports 4l000. including So 600
American.
Port receipts today estimated 10000. last
week 70.433. last year 81 .307. Today is first
notice day for January deliveries. II was IS
timafed last night that about 10000 bales
would be rendered.
There were general rains IN the South At.
lantic and east gulf states and Tennessee yes
terday. There will he rain today In the South
Atlantic states; generally fair elsewhere today
and over entire belt tomorrow. Temperatures
will be lower today In the southeastern states;
elsewhere changes will be unimportant.
There Is uHdertone of confidence In the cot
ton goods market that lacking week
ago says the Journal OF Commerce., aud with
Improved actual conditions. there Is likely
10 be very broad line of purchasing in the
near future.
Liverpool cotton closed firm. 21aH3ia higher
on near and " 62M up on distant.
The New York cotton market closed steady
Spot unchanged Middling uplands - 60c
Futures ranged follows:
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LOCAL PRODUCE
nIrrrER 0HrESE AND EGGS

BUTTER, UHEE6E ANO E0gD
Quotations on the San Francisco Wnoiesaie
Dairy Produce exchange:
Butter-Per pound: 40
Grades Dec 26 Dec.21 Decz5 Dec.oV
Fresh extras sec 321Ac 32c e9hc
Fresh frsts- 2oc 20Hc 2S75c &c
Eggs-per dozen: ~
Grades Dec.26 Dec.2 Dec 70 Dec.oV
Fresh extras - l6c 47c 4sc 6Sc
Selected pullets.. 43c 43c &C a6c
Cal. storage extras 351ac 351hc 351ac SIC
Cheese-C&lifornfa fancy Oats, 1S1ac pei 10 I
frsts. 1910; fancy Young Americas. ltc' 90
drsts, 15c.
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DEATHS

LUDWIGSEN-In this city December %. 1918.
0iof Ludwigsen. a native of Norway. aged
"a years.
RECoRDS-In Alameda. at 1889 Pearl street.
Edward Records. aged 81 years. (Philadel-
phia and New York papers please copy.)
Funeral from house. at D. M, January
/, 1914.
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RECEIVERS FOR sIEGEL STORE

John Shepard Jr. and William A.
Marble of New York have been ap-
pointed receivers of the Siegel stores.
hi ds o, are appointss;d ln noa the fol-
ford, capital 100000; Fourteenth
street store, Henry Siegel & Co, Bos-
ton; Merchants Express company
Other receivers were named for Henry
Siegel & Co.. bankers.
Receivership has been granted in
Massachusetts. also. The receivership
is @ friendly proceeding. The Sfegel
stores corporation was incorporated
in 1909 in Delaware. 1t controls the
Fourteenth street and Simpson Craw-
ford & Co. stores In New York, Henry
Siegel company. Boston. and SiegeI
Cooper company, Chicago.
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Lad ANp sPEITER

LLAU IN D oF ELIEh
NEW YORK. Dec. 3o.-Iead steady at e. 10
q & 25c: London. III It's Sd. Spelter quiet at
> e9fi ; 40c: London. -2i I2s Cd
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NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS
NEW YORK, Dec. 30-Butter-Steady Re-
ceipts. 300 tubs; unchanged
Cheese--Firm. Receipts, 400 boxes State
Whole .n milk held specials, l1@17Ac; fancy.
Eggs-Steady, unchanged. Receipts, s. 400
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'RUG COMPANY DIVIDEND
ASSISTANT BANK MANAGER

T. W. Wilson. manager of the San
francisco branch of the Interna-
uonal Banking corporation, an
nounces the appointment of Clarence
n. Baen as assistant manager, effect
i've January l, 1914. Mr.. Baen has
been Identified with the Bradstreet
company for about 20 years Re-
Gently ne rendered his resignation as
superintendent of Bradstreet's San
F'rapcisco Office to join the banking
corporation
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NEW YORK. Dec. 30.--Raw sugar, steady
3.23e: mclasses. 2s7@2 4sc: refined. quiet
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Prices quoted on the San Francisco wholesale
fruit market.
Deciduous Fruits-Apples, per box: Newtown
pippins, tier, S1.509l.75: AZ tier, $l.zoV
lbs; bellenower tier. $i.05@l. 20; %
tier, 81 256l7E: Rhode Island greetings.
tier, $l.25@l.35; do Az tier, 81: Delaware
reds, tier. s135@14O; do ~ tier, h. .iae
LIS; Hoover, tier, S1.25Q1, 50; do AZ u nhl
tier, t1@1.25; Oregon Spitsenbergs, 4zUxx, e e
do tonathans 81. 50@1.75; do Ben Davis $i.oo
Pesrs-winter Nsliis, $t750225.
Grapes (per crate)-All varieties VA.@o'
Huckleberries tper lb)-S0sc. ,.-a
81. 50ds; choice. S3.rO1l.50; fancy, $4.50@o;
iemonettes s1.5o62.75; grapefruit, seediess.
$3G3.50: lines, per case. sag: 30 a.
0ranges-Navels, fancy, $2xo0loV, w
choice, $1.25@2.25; tangerines. $l@l.oo' man'
daftns. 81 .2501.50. :, xn
Tropical Fruits-Bananns. Hawaiian 81 Sy ~
a. per bunch; do Central American, 49,
4ltc per Id; do Mexican, 2Q4c per 10: pine
apples. per dozen, Hawaiian, $l.o00S
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LOGAN BANK CLEARINcs

Local bank clearings as reported
by the San Francisco Clearing House
association, follow:
Mondry, December 20. ........... 81 $50 $50 II
Tuesday, December 30. 1852. 100 Ii
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NEW HUNTINGTON ISSUE

Iorrance. Marshall & Co. will offer
IN January a new issue of per cent
the Huntington Land and Improve
ment company. maturing December
1, 1914. to 1927, both inclusive. In de-
nominations OF 800. $500 and $1,000
NORTHWESTERN PAC. EARNINGS
The Northwestern Pacific railroad
reports earnings for October as fol-
lows.
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FLORISTS

PARK FLORAL. 1887 Haight at: phone PARK
t2o- Cut lowers. pPss etc. q. Groves. proc
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Local securities held firm on the
san Francisco Stock and Bond ex-
change this morning, though demand
was light and transactions few. Bond
safes totaled a par value of $4,000.
whlie 2Sz shares of stocks changed
nands- California Gas and Electric
unlfy1ng 5s were steady at $e1.62L
Inc principal stock sale was OF 235
shares of California Fruit Gamers
association at s112. Unlisted securi-
ties were not in demand.
Y n
UNION PACIFIC EARNINGS
Union Pacific gross for November
SHOWS decrease of $1S3,010; Novem-
Der. net decrease. $452,1S0; five
months, gross increase. $7SI.e91; net
decrease. s1,749.327.
y
OWL DRUG COMPANY DIVIDEND
Checks covering the fourteenth
semiannual dividend for the six
months ending December 81, 1913, are
being mailed today TO the stock hold
ers of the Owl Drug company. The
part:
The great Panama canal will son
be opened to the commerce of the
world-changing the map of this
western mfsphere-giving all en-
1oying q commercial standing and po-
sition like ourselves an opportunity
for development OF exceptional value.
We have many plans in mind-many
Things looking to greater progress
ton
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LOCAL vEoETApLEs

Prices quoted this morning on the San Fran
cisco wholesale market:
. potstos, sper cflioDelta whites GOO @sl 70;
ti.b0. Idaho si.l0Gi.o5
Onions tper ctl)-Silverskins, So 2012. IS:
on street. 25c higher: 0regons. 81 o5Q260.
vegetsbles-Tomatoes. southern. per crate.
<0c@$i-25: string beans 6@12ise per Id: lima
4g6c per lb; peas, 61l2c per ID. green pep
pers southern. per Id. 3Q5c; eggplant south
ern. per ID, 3G5c; rhnbarb. $191.75 per box:
cabbage. Si.25gi.5o per cti SQUASH GUNNER.
per box. H-259I75, do cream. 5OG75c; Hub
bard, per sack. T0Gp75c; do marrowfat, 600
zoe; sprouts, 4Q6c per Id: mushrooms, per
ID, 5E10c: buttons. 10G15c: carrots per sack.
soqe5c; celery. small crates. T5cQ$1.25; ls-ge
sl-t0d2; Cattle. per ID. 7Q10c: cucrinberss
per box. $l.50@2: lettuce. per crate 81. 500
2.25; caulihower. per dozen, 4Od60c
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LoCAL FISH MARKEr

Cleaned and Iced +. o.: b. prices. per ID:
Halibut l5c; chicken hslibut loc: carp. Sc:
catfish. i21sc; Goldfish. loo: red rock, i2lc.
black rock. Sc; barracuda, Toe; soles. &c; sand
fish, 2oc: sardlnes. &c; white bait f2isc.
striped bass, i5e; sea bass. 12iac; ehad. SC; !
herring Sc; macksrei, Sc: crabs, per dozen.
S25003.
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s2s, LOO. total shares sold.
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PACIFIC COAST CLEARINGs

Pacific coast bank clearings for
Monday, December 80.
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nprrn rHuTTe AND NUTS

OAAGO = atAAo A1SN = ~ an. -
Prunes-l9i3 crop, bulk basis; 80 4os, o sn.s
4o-5Os, eve; 50-6os, &c. 60-70s. &c: 7o-gos'
SIC: 70-S0s &c; S0-e0s. SIC; s0-1O0s, 5He.
The above are for Santa Clara prunes outside
sections NC lower. 1912 crop stock worth
practically as much as the new crop
Other Fruits. Stand Extra
30 ID boxes ard. Choice. Choice Fancy
Evaporated Apples. INC Sc sAc sc
Apricots ...-...-. lie l3c ist2c i 10,
Pears ............. stsc &c Zoe =.
Raisins-The following prices are T. O. ..
Fresno, as given out by the Associated Raisin
company: 1918 crop, per lb-Loose museatels
t50), / crown. 4&c; crown, 512c; crown,
&c; 4 crown, &C., seeded fancy, 16 or packages.
TIC; do IL o. &C. do bulk. sac, do choice,
10 OF. &c; do IL OF. 5%e; do bulk, 6isc; Sui
tanas. stock: Thompson's seediess IN
bleached Dos, &c: 10 OF, 7lsc; II OF, sac; re
London layers, 20 ID boxes, crown, $d4s .
crown. 81 IS; crown, 1925; crown, 81, 10;
do l Ib cartons, S1.75: clusters 20 10 boxes
$3.50 Local representatives Of the association
are asking &c higher. while several OF the
large packers are quoting isc under the asso-
cations figures.
Nuts-Almonds: Nonpareil. gle; L. 2oc
Languedoc. l5c. Association prices on wal
nuts. (. 0. b. Los Angeles. per ID: No. soft
she'll, Ice; No. bard shell, 15i4c; No. wal
nuts. Ike budded, Ice Local prices range
about 1ac higher Manchurian nuts are
quoted at l0AQi3c per ID. Peanuts-Unpol-
ished. 51S gee; polished, 6961ac; shelied Jap
anese, 81 G6Ae. observation-disclosures per
10; sG12c:. Itslisn, l2is d1sc.
crop Sls Comb w ,oma,s wh,
trac,ed, fancy white. 7KGsc; light amber,
612c, dark amber AZ Gl4c
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SUN. MOON and TIDE

TUESDAY. DECEMBER 80
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-04-11
A GENEROUS OFFER
Your Money Refunded II Partisan
Sage Doesn't Danish Dandruff.

Pretty strong talk, perhaps you'll
say, but it's honest talk, every word
Of 1t, because If Wells-Haymaker Co.
were not absolutely certain; If they
did not know from actual results OBJ
tanned they could not make such a
generous offer.
Partisan Sage can now be obtained
in every town in America. 1t is guar
anteed to stop falling hair and itching
scalp.
1t is the ideal, delightful, ,rejuvenat-
ing hair dressing that makes hair grow
in abundance. Partisan Sage is a
prime favorite with women. because
1t keeps the hair brilliant and fasci-
mating, is daintily perfumed, and is not.
sticky or greasy.
The price for a large bottle is only
20 cents at Wells-Haymaker Co. who
guarantee It. Sold everywherefi or
direct, all charges prepaid, by the
American makers, Giroux Mfg. Co.,
Buffalo, n. Y.-Advertisement.
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Mixed With Sulphur 1t Dark
ems Hair Beautifully and
Takes Off Dandruff.

Almost every one knows that Sage
Tea and Sulphur, properly compound
ed, brings back the natural color and
lustre to the hair when faded, streaked
or gray; also cures dandruff, itching
scalp and stops falling hair. Years
ego the only way to get this mixture
was to make 1t at home, which is
mussy and troublesome.
Nowadays skilled chemists do this
heHer than ourselves. BY asking at
any drug store for the ready-to-use
product-called "Wyeth's Sage and
ulphur Hair Remedy'-you will get
large bottle for about so cents.
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GRAY HAIR TURNS ITS NATURAL
COLOR AFTER APPLYING SAGE TEA

Some druggists make their own but
it's usually too sticky, so insist upon
getting "Wyeth's' which can be de-
pended upon to restore natural color
and beauty TO the hair and is the best
remedy for dandruff, dry, feverish,
itchy scalp and to stop falling hair.
Folks like "Wyeths Sage and Sui
phur" because no one can possibly
tell that you darkened your hair, as
it does it so naturally and evenly,
saws a well-known downtown drug
gist. You dampen a sponge or soft
hrush and draw 1t through your hair,
taking one small strand at time.
The requires but few moments, by
morning the gray hair disappears and
after another application or two is
restored to its natural color and looks
even more beautiful and glossy than
ever. Wells-Haymaker Co., Agents.
Advertisement.
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younger, my work seems easy my
breath is no longer bad and eat what
want without distress"
Syrup Pepsin is sure in its results,
and vast Improvement over chewing
or swallowing tablets and mints. OF
taking cathartics, salts, etc, all of
which are harsh and nauseous and at
best do but temporary good. You can
obtain Syrup Pepsin at any drug store
for fifty cents o rome dollar bottle.
Results are always guaranteed or
money viii be refunded.
II no member of your family has
ever used Syrup ePpsin and you would
like to make a personal trial of 1t be-
fore buying tin the regular way Of
a druggist, send your address, pos
tai will do-to DR.. w. B. Caldwell, AT
washington St., Monticello, H. and
a free sample bottle will be mailed
you.