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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12
MINING REVIEW OF
M0G0LL0N DISTRICT

Socorro Mining a. Mullins Co.--For
the first half Of November g bars
OF gold and silver bullion. weighing
little over ton, were shipped %
the mint About tons 81 high
grade concentrates were sent 20 the
smelter.
Maud Mining Another com
tract has been lot for advancing driii
on Tho 500-foot level in the mine
Little Charlie Mine shipments Co.
custom mill pave been stopped until
installation OF pipe line Co. the Maud
s. mill and connection with the lat
tors compressor is made. when ma
chimes viii Doc used in the slopes and
development work. Iho pipe % ON
the ground ready for laying, which
will Doe started &C once.
Pacific Mines Installation ot
electric equipment ls proceeding
nicely Tho plant viii likoly he ready
for service by December Bah. Tho
butrn pack trains were held up two
days Of last week hu account oft un
usual storms About 25 toms daily
are being shippcd Goo custom works.
The oaks Lcssecs shipped 9.
l tons of orc To- mill The past week
/ from work on east end tunnel group
, = drift has been started from Wine
in tunnel "B and sinking continued
DeadWood Mines The mine oper
alton has been somewhat handicap.
ped by wutrr again, though about
normal capacity rs maintained in ih.
mill
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12
EDDY COUNTY Man
SAYS He WILL
Be GOOD
School Superintendent az
Carlsbad Declares He Will
Profit by Structures of the
Travelling Auditor.


According To- the Santa Fc New
M,Ni,au of Thursday there Is at least
One county official 100 the state,
caught Boo Travelling Auditor lloWct
Gw,srs county investigation drag
uet. who admits the coin and de-
.Hr.s that hc viii profit boy the uu-
mtors CRITICISMS and try tu bee good
Iu future
other county officers In Eddy,
.haNcs aud san Miguel counties have
mot ukcn kindly tp tho travelling au-
uIturs criticisms. lu fact some OF
lhom have gone -u TAR ICES Co hale the
auditor before grand juries In order
that hn may do some explaining as to
sources uf Information ANA causes for
sumr of his statements. But the
Eddy county school superintendent
Air \. g. Bailey is reported 60 have
written letter Go the governor and
tp tn, auditor of which the follow
! iug s uu cNrwct.
"I am advised that it has been tho
effort ol tho county commissioners OF
| This county 60 put am officials oft this
county Zoo one category and Join bands
against your report.
"I wish go Dee understood cas- ono OF
/ the ouitiols of this county who hear
Il UlN cou,ury n your report aud on,
II who has mo- fault Go find herewith
\ hope to benefit hy 10 and mako my ad.
ADMINISTRATION b.ttcr thereby
CIinVc. Comfy Of-'crs Pleased
The LAS Vegas optic says;
several of the officers of ChnVe'
county have written 10 the officers oil
san Miguel county who were accused
of irregularities hy Travelling Auditor
n Howell Earnest Congratulating then
that the grand jury, after an inves'i
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12
ESTANCIA OFFICIALS
TAKE CHANGE OF VENUE

county, Indicted hy the last grand
mrt for neglect of official duty, ore
an 60 be tried az Carrizozo next Feb-
ruary. % change of venue 90 Lincoln
county having been granted by Judse
Modler
a demurrer 90 the indictment in
tho case of Acacio Gailegos. the coun-
IS clerk, was argued before Judge
Modler yesterday and oyerrulcd hy
the court Attorneys for Mr. Gallo-
gus argued that the indictment AZ
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12
NEW MEXICO sHRINERs
MAY HAVE SPECIAL

Although the next national conycn-
ton of the Mystic Shrine does not
occur until next MAY. Now Mexico
members OF the mystic order are az
ready considering the journey TO At
iHnia, whore the 1874 convention
be held n Is hoped that enough
members of tho order In Mexico
go to make up a special train for
the journey, combining with the
Shrinors of El Paso.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12

"When father was sick about six
years ago he read an advertisement
of Chumherlain's Tablets IN the pa
pers that fit his case exactly writes
Miss Margaret Campbell OF Fort
Smith, Ark. "tIe purchased hox 81
them ana he has not been si,i since.
My sister had stomach trouble and
wac also benefited by them" For sale
by an druggists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12
NEW MEXICO ADDE'S GO
TO SAN FRANCISCO

For the first time today New
Mexico became an exporter OF
adobe bricks A solid carload OF
ndobes went out this morning To San
Francisco. where they will be used
in the construction OF the Santa Re
railroads exhibit az the Panama Pa
cific exposition The car il one ~
several which will be shipped from
here FOR the same purpose.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12

cation had found the charges not
based upon facts. Coming from %
strong Democratic county like Chavcg
The congratulations are warmly pprc-
riutcd by the county officers"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12

Choice Mixed Oats per 100 pounds,
Sis, cash price. Hou can phone
your ORDER and pay the driver. u.
W. I've. Telephone "a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12

Candics-Whiuman's and Park A.
TUford's--frCsh al Now Mexico cigar
Company.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12

Oyster shells pounds, i5c, cash
pricc. you can phone your order and
pay the driver. Telephone t6. y. W.
Zoe.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12

uvorably with human beings in their
powers of feeling and In their ability
to xct out of life what little there Is
In IT,"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12

soc boxes Pacific stock Food Com
pany Worm Powder for Horses aud
cattle, use, cash price. D.. w Zee.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12

Candles whitman and Park a.
Tilford' fresh at New Mexico Cigar
Company
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12

Phone 2. Rcd Barn, 3i1 W. Copper
fur nru-class hacks and carriages
W. T. Triwhlo a. CO.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12

First-class turnouts Trimblc livery.
Red Barn, 81 W Copper. Phone 3.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12

legged no offense against the laws Of
the state.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-11
CALLS Mr.. L0NGW0RTH
LEADER OF C0TILL0NS

WASHINGTON, January 2s.-''Cotil-
lon LEADER "social lion, and a few
other titles were flung at Representa-
tive Nick Longworth, IN a hot verbal
duel between the Ohio representative
and Frank p. Bennett, editor of the
American Wool and Cotton Reporter, at
the house ways and means committee s
tariff hearing today.
LOngworth was attempting to get a
definite answer from Bennett, who per
sisted in going into technical detail.
ANSWER me, please" demanded
Longworth.
al cam" responded tho witness
"only by giving You the business ex'
perience which you lack. -
"You have no experience which
covet," retorted Longworth,
"Neither have you, since dom lead
cotillOns or play the social lion" an
swered Bennett.
"You know as much OF both those
subjects as ! do" shouted Longworth
his face eOlOring.
"Y0ur constituents evidently didn'i
think so, said Bennett, taking a steI
toward the representative as Chairman
Underwood raped for order,
"That's fine answer ] thanh
you" Longworth said with freezinl
politeness. "You re gentleman "
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-11
Half Million for Federal Site Ex-
tension Saved by Senator
Clark of Wyoming.
PASSED BY THE U. S. SENATE
In a Hurry Last Condemnation
Suit Is Set Down for
Tomorrow.
(From Sunday Advertiser,

Cheering word has at last come from
the Delegate regarding the appropria
ton of half-a-million dollars asked for
for the purchase of the Mahuka site ex-
tension and the completion of the fund
necessary for the federal building
planned, cable from him having been
received Friday night by r. W. Shingle.
The Delegate announces that the item
has been inserted in the Omnibus
Building Bill and will surely pass in
congress.
Inasmuch as the Delegate endangered
this appropriation by suddenly rushing
off for San Francisco, after cabling to
his wife and John +. Colburn to meet
him there, and neglected to file with
the house committee the necessary pa
pers regarding the necessity for the
money, the result being an adverse re-
port in the house on the item, his cable
gram of yesterday is taken to mean that
his friends in the senate have pulled
Hawaii out of the hole and saved the
item. Kuhio had introduced the bill
in the house calling for the appropria-
ton and Senator Clark had presented
the bill in the senate. The house bill
was killed by the adverse report of the
committee. but Senator Clark evidently
watched his bill and has now managed
to put it through the senate and get it
into the house.
Assistance at Hand.
Kuhio is back in Washington now
and will probably be on the job long
enough to see to the item, especially as
w. a. Kinney is ON hand to shove him
into the breach and Bert Rivenburgh
is secretary pro TEN, occupying Kuhic IS
office and writing his sugar and other
briefs.
''From what Cupid says in his cable
gram, l should say that the item has
passed successfully in the senate and
has now only to run the gauntlet in the
house," said Mr.. Single yesterday.
Gle announces positively that the ap-
preparation is safe.
Hurrying Up Last Suit
It was the receipt of this cable from
the Delegate that stirred the district
attorney into asking for quick action
on the last of the condemnation pro-
ceedings, that regarding the amount to
be awarded f. o. Hall & Son, lessees
of the premises at the corner of King
and Fort streets, whose lease has some
years yot to run. This case is set for
tomorrc1. and it is expected that it
will be settled without any fight.
So far, total of $390,290.s2 has
been awarded in the condemnation
suits, which allows, out of the half
million Kuhio has asked for, $l09, s09.lS
to pay whatever may be the Hall &
Sor award and the other expenses in
cidental TO the purchase of the site ex-
tension.
Once the Hall & Son suit is settled
and out of the way, nothing is left in
the road of the architect, who may GO
ahead on the revision of his plans for
! the new site and the call for bids.
BY the end of the year there may act
ualIy be something doing in the fed
ernl building line.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-11
HAS TYPHOID SECOND TIME.

WASHINGTON, January 20.-The
illness Of Mai William j. l., Lyster,
Medical Corps, u, 3, A., who was taken
down with typhoid foyer al Fort ogle
thorpe, Georgia, IL attracting consider,
able interest among medical anthOri
ties, Major Lyster had typhoid fever
more than twenty years ago, and was
supposed 10 BIO immune, on that ae'
count he did not take the prophyls Tactic
treatment His Il the only typhoid
ease ~ ihe post
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-11
NAVY GETS NEW PISTOLS.

WASHINGTON, January s9.-four
Thousand automatic pistols OF ealiber
as have been Issued 10 the navy, main
~ 20 crews of gunboats and cruisers
Other vessels vii be supplied with
these arms as rapldly AZ the output
fIom M fopndre5 win permit Fhese
pisioln aye purchased from tho army
ordnance leladmeni, nnd are designed
primarily ful ihe nse " lsnalag parties
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-11

ils n iis eHd Nn laFs bs proud neRt moah
when there viii DO no adra o. The aeei generals Of e
lsl sfa cabinet onfe about snoh about
40 80 a al ie ieeR a. che time
bishop h'1ft p laNe ieet hs sui ls tse lear
sfiF lfHam hafu ~ ts hafFahasfi ffh Tasa mlep
Aal'f Vf fra AZ u haal0ff 1ls tls East tool
90
lF Haal"f aay r afn sr isiaN Rf Ns alsf ilara fln
NN 1i ~ fHHI talHs la y ne aanaa 7i N aIiHeef e
4fn saa Haw
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-11
RHnuMATIsM

ID y unW pal fHoen ihHi nQi noff
lhHu 0nf $3.50 ~ FhfuHRiifm in ien ~
4H.lm ahf iniHHHl ilfaiNsHi nhRi
r.u ANthai Il nfflfA q ffea ~
ilaifH M NhaHlDnHiH'f raig liHla
Hl H|affHH1a ~ pHnf AZ ftNN FfN''
NiIef IU y HHH lf0 NNe a1'fIlf q
$500 Fsl.Hlf fhf siH Anf eiHfia ~
NHHHH FHafH fN lHH. HHfHi8
~ uReHn AafnlHf1HsH
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-11
PAID THE RKPRRsn.

SMITH see ypu - payipg lhs -
penfes u that painter Who fell %
ihr roof
hfoNn huIei he's zoo good ) man
~ lpse AZ M ueni doWn ~ i0ueheA
~ Tires ~ fHuT Places Nhifh N9uld
Laws been a4iIamflY diNfpli ~ ffafh
n ihH mdlneD nsfH
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-11
Small Talks


CHARLES Library Of certainly
institutional Of the pleasing have
CAPTAIN K1DwELLt have doubts about hibiscus grown
here doing exposition grounds except
SUPERINTENDENT BIsHoPrhe laws regarding private artes wells
indefinite In order the benefit of that
legislative action is
D. IARNACH-I put in
Tuesday day began get
to it, That quick results, all right
CAPTAIN TU1IETT IIarbO m
the Hawaiian Islands navigation
Hawaiian waters have been established.
ANAneYRos oAP1IosThe be before reach
but if not hope be If
of our Honolulu colony of Greeks also be sent for
MRS FRANCES wAYNEIts fragrant they
Honolulu speed the parting that covering
other places they tie the let that
SHIPPING MANAGER DREw-susm going light this
but
this spring with the two the MasOn building
BA1LENTYNE- hope good coming
week We have all block King
bh That can not go down until everything perfectly however
superior in drill attendance and discipline Honolulu
guard although told that Honolulu
MANAGER cHr11NawoRTH-we will have at least fifty
decorated machines line the TwentseOnd and
floats there day horses the city to pull We
1 am
GAUMoNT maker)-I pictures of
of Klauea in action grand sight trust the pictures will
was too much water along the
information that Prei.
dentelect Woodrow Wilson will look with
why have allowed whsker
JOSE P DIAsAfter all this interpreter
footing will developed after
daanguage artists able hold their
here voluntarily and by accident of BIRTH American
MAYOR JAY PERM don't
at ALL How could all
Honolulu Why, sometimes
and tell has to be thing up
GILBERT WALLER present
of Honouans the Capital including
nj tOnal mmi eeman Mr. JolnnvW
GEORGE
Advertiser
sannope Just the of Britain
the Turkish
the Unspeakable
sHEBA-When the CyO M
friend
with the pioneer japanese firm of Mmura Brothers. who
establishment Toxic While the ship quite
thought they joking jokingy
booked for friend from another island somehow
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-11
y y y - y

Pity poor playwright his lie his
have toward swell headis is quickly
of i'm.
Potance they have
been reduced eyng humility and have concluded in their own
minds that there things than play writing
easy They typewters
with wit telling friends whom they had selected the
their pipe enh Play writing was
they they thought easy
they their combined efforts Stage
Manager William Douhitt After that the smile faded
experienced manager play and
looked like the reporters account
of fire after copy gets through welding pencil
frances forgotten
the minds of the writers must be allowed for Glow the bOomn
think I'm this chorus off the sagei demanded
going do all the the
Do think he's going stand there and
idde his um Give him something do for heavens sake He can't
cgasto the you suppose
tourists daughter do while he's hapsOing' Suck her
Say you back it.
1t be eOmicd but it's musical comedy"
humble of the perpetrators
they tumble busy They did with
that "Tho Tourist" will
he tell the authors anything like that for he dOesn
want them to get all pulled up with pride but he has whispered " Others
that his The Tourist going be the biggest thing in the
professional
course place any any show
Honolulu chance IatTonie real home product DISQUALIFICATION,
staged and played Hououlans Besides "T Tourist" the
hlhoards aud should succeed for that reason, for other
rs safe be' that There employers
se with Abe Potash n m conclusions expressed 20 bio and fellow
sufferer, 'haauH" femutu shropeld by Montague Glass ths
saturday Poet
esg foreman MasmH because them forsmen which they
sia's ea She fas Aa"n' e % got maybe newsstand spowp
na ssialsp nl' a. Job A i"eHan 90 tls sid', Aasm''
mes ota wee @Hwsd b he resignation that morning h
ralssey ed .araa. G.1a u ess pgss, 30 p,,s,sss n
sfanas ~ ~ corona a m laiou foua4 and as1sani ispe
f'er sls l..I ha, as tlu ne lasr.. lssaap ,sa.
..'l y 49, nv | ',l ', , s ., ,., '' T, t n,
4 tHrg aa as1 Hi.H 3. p .su sHlaHt ~ ensa lsls
hsaiM i#rHm PAP .r.. asFhpl Fl7'IH " 's' H1 sbe
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-11

h'll ~ nmlf ihaHlafAff n fnfl
fghnnE n ihe frl faniaY III fsgh
Wnnil Had anaal haNiels faigrilrH
NfHlfHi 800 0nl hui naf afi ili
lNNflaf fNf ldasf n laIf Nafl
1901 if.H .mINiNfet laia ~ lMHpfpf
fHfHllf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-11

ulo has lust securing ha
That uptodae community has her sh
in diligently schemes
their jealous desires to stop letting
Crow There dagraphs in the Governors pr
yate moving records the and going
classic features the lane
the
the arbor board; HOitcs disguise wearing
umbrellas the deception drop int
the rainfall in the Ores
,ept leading questions calculated Promotion WOOD
to embellishments
head OF the Ho secret Service
just what his las
particular the second syllable Honolulu
the Cocoanut ISLAND
2. WOOD
having following the chamber of commerce in the Big an
metropolis;
astw by gentleman from Ilo Mr.
Casmth posing of Realizing that
unknown greeted him accordingly, though
about mpaing information
acknowledge
would the gentle
IA o disclose his identity
him such printed mat
told him that he could obtain complete and
this and other matters by calling
Campbell Volcano Stables and Transportation Company
the pointing out camp
bells office to him.
presume in this that
Committee doing what it should to turn
Island of Hawaii and have since heard that
Carmihs honesty
making his criticisms is much to be regretted but
different times have sent
parties including Mr. Wright the of
Hawaii folder
suggestions corrections that
they bring the publication date
This statement be easily verified.
say promotion criticisms
suggestions its
afforded
for writing you at this time
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-11

depended regularity
is fully earned
little Of
hand is advice that applicable in Honolulu
u y " y
Everyone familiar with old
the everything
time that his shirt entire clothed
ready work Every time he wised action
Very much the affairs prevails the national
hospital swallowed
the of his
his
mouthfu
squeaed chief washing
dishes while the adutant do the ations; if
around bloom
ing department and the That's
handle him gently They out all that left of proud
| organization.
look for
or according the book adutant is pumpkins
in rank but after Funston through with militia affairs the Territory
there will be frost the pumpkin. The national de Jones
will dsgorge that's ALL then the will proceed We will have
real national guard the the
ent skeleton regiment will be full strength be possible Of
for whoever will be the aa boast that he march eight
hundred straight voters TO the polls but he will be able boast Of depart
mnt aud regiment that neither organizations refugees for
iaN doigerr
Ia this have personal hard feeling against Jones He has done h
best, undoubtedly,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-06
HEIRESSES TO $2O,OOO,OOO
STRICKEN WITH PNEUMONIA

pominguez estate near here. physi.
clans were battling with pneumonia
among other members OF the
Domlngucz family ., was this dis.
ease that caused the death Of Miss
Domlnguex two days ago.
Sonora Dolores Watson. now cid
eat member 81 the Dorninguez fam.
ily, 10 slowly improving from what
waa a, first believed 20 be n fatal
attack. Grace Watson. II. her
granddaughter. IL critically III.
Mrs. Abila. companion Of the aged
Miss Dominguez. also In suffering
from the disease that ended her
mistress life
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-06
WARS TOLL IN so YEARS
OVER TWO MILLION MEN

LONDON. Jan. 6.-The Balkan
war has given the generation some
idea of what war means in detail
II is significant of the growing hor-
ror that Bavarian newspaper
should present its readers with a
striking record of the wars of the
last 80 years.
Under a series of little pictures OF
fallen soldiers on the battlefield, II
gives the number of killed in each
great war Of the past half century,
with the strange exception of the
Boer war Here is the record:
Crimean war, 100000; Italian
war of 1S59-60. $4,000; American
civil war of iS6l-65, 100000; Danish
war of 1864. 5000. Austro-Prussian
war OF 1866. $4,000; France-Ger-
man war, 215,O00; Russo-Turkish
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-06
BLOCKS CONTRACT

Suit has been started by
W. II. Barnes. through his attor.
ney. Thomas Mease. against the
board of public works TO restrain
II from contracting for motor
trucks for the garbage department
OF the city. The complaint alleges
the board violated the law with
references to competitive bids. and
arbitrarily awarded the contracts.
Barnes. who Is suing as a taxpayer.
was one OF the bidders
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-06
ARRESTED, BOY
WON'T TELL HIS
NAME TO POLICE

In order To spare HIS moths. a
l6-year,old Tacoma boy. arrested
for snstohing IS from the cashier'n
window at the Grand theatre Fri
day. today perslatentiy refused 20
divulge HIS name TO Juvenile on,
Ger Boggs. and Insisted that he
would rather 40 TO Jail
u Will 10 10 Jail as long as you
want me to- the boy said. while
his eyes filled with tears. but
won't have my mothers hear,
broken by telling my name, No.
won't tell II.
Il don't know why l stole H."
he said Il inst saw u there aud
II looked big. aad Just did IT,
wish ! had never come TO Seattle. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-06
COPING OUR STUFF

The work Of the department Of
public Titles In regulating street
car - a in Sea e has received
the attention Of the city OF Mem
phis. That city has recently passed
an ordinance regulating ita street
car service. Included In u Is the
'near.slde" stop provision. the In
speetion OF car service. and nearly
every regulation now In force In So
attic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-06
E.vcrett-Seattle
Interurban Railway

HEAT-rLE To KvERErT Limited
train. 10 % q IN and - ~ iSesl
a m fssa iso s,fo. lte. re. 80
-. Tto. tfo. sea. iiits p m dAiiy
Extra ifains saturday aad sunday al
res y
ticket office. seattle Pm Ave
naaf Wsstiaks Orasuwooi. Aien fffug
Hters Eishfy fifth ard urssneeod
EVERETT TO EEATrLE Limited
traina. SECS. see. Tee. see EEL 10 go
II 20 a m % noon, ! %, 90 Soc
4af see see. ice see, 1915 o. N
day at zee y. an
freight train leaves Massaehusetts
street % D
PACIFIC NoFTHwEHr TRACTION CO.
FvEnErT. WASH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-06
GROWS BEAUTIFUL, HEAVY HAIR
WE PROVE T-25-GNT DANDERINf
DESTROYS pANDRuFF-sToPs FAILING HAlR-cLEANs AMI
iNWeoRArss YOUR scALP-DeLleHTFuL DRESSING.

To be possessed OF q head OF
heavy, beautiful hair; soft. lustrous,
fluffy, wavy and free from dan
druff is merely a matter of using a
little Danderine.
II ia easy and inexpensive to
have nice, soft hair and lots of It.
Just get % cent bottle of Knowl-
ton'D Danderine now--all drug
stores recommend it--apply little
as directed and within ten minutes
there will be an appearance OF
ABUNDANCE; freshness, fluffine(9 and
an incoMparaore gloos and lustre
and try as you will you cannot find
a trace OF dandruff or falling hair;
but your real surprise viii be after
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-06

about two weeks use. VIXEN you
win see new hair-fino and downy
at first-yes-but really new hair--s
,sprouting out all over your scalp
Danderine Is, we believe, the only
sure hair grower; destroyer OF
dandruff and cure ofor itchy scalp
and It never fails to stop falling
hair at once.
IL You want to Grove how pretty
and soft your hair really IS, moisten
a clo@ with little DanderIne and
carefully draw II through your hair
taking one small stran@ at
time. Your hair will be soft, glossy
and beautiful in just a aiew mo.
ments-a delightful surprise awaits
everyone who tries this.