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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-01-31
BROWN AND ctAssv TO MEET

Milwaukee, Wis.,, Jan. 30--Promoter
Frank Mulkern has arranged an inter.
esting card for the boxing show at
the Hippodrome tomorrow night,
which will mark the resumption of the
sport In Milwaukee. The wind.up
will bring together Jimmy Clabby OF
this city and George Brown. the Greek
middleweight. The agreement pro.
vides for a ten-round contest, with nc
referees decision II the bout goes the
limit.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-01-31

at that time. Later on, after the ex.
pertinent shall have been shown to be
q success. Congress will be expected
to carry the work forward, and at the
same time the states also will be ex.
pected to help. It would take . ser.
les Of years. II is said, for any salts.
factery good roads movement to be
put under way BY federal aid.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-01-31
OPENING or NEW
MEDICAL COLLEGE

Augusta, Ca, Jan. 29--The new
Medical college OF the University of
Georgia was dedicated and opened In
this city today with exercises in which
noted educators and leaders oi the
medical profession In many parts of
the country participated The address
of the day was delivered by Di, AT
thur Bevan Of Chicago. t.t .l4s
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-01-31

Mrs. Emily Peters, eighty years old.
probably the oldest active actress on
the American stage today. is a, men,
ber of Charles Mack's company, She
has supported many dramatic star
long since passed away, sssn1t4
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-01-31
sey:. 'DR, w,Etks COZ. ssDSggl s.' !,
~ ~ " lsEtaAIEpl siSAor

Burlington. vt, Jan. 20 Many not.
able REPRESENTATIVE 81 the EpiscoIpg,aal
church filled 81. Paul's church this
morning at the conservation Of Rev.
William Farrar Weeks as bishop coad.
tutor Of the diocese Of Vermont. The
complete ritualistic ceremony OF the
church was carried out in the conse.
Grafton.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-01-31
ILLINOIS GOOD ROADS MEET

Springfield, H.. Jan, 20 Good
roads advocates from ali sections or
Illinois met here today to take steps
to urge upon the legislature now In
session the necessity OF the enact
.ent OF laws tor highway ,mprove
lent throughout the State. The con
erence will continue over tomorrow
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-01-31

|@sThe second quarterly conference
of the Mt. Vernon circuit Of the M. p.
church will be held at the Y. M, C. A.
building on Saturday. February |, at
1880 b. m, sun time. iA't .1
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-01-31
i. i. j. i. i. i + 1. i. 4. (. i. I.
BLADENsBuRG. T.
4. i + !. + 4. 1. I. \. I. 1.


Rev. Sims arrived home Monday and
will MI his regular appointment next
sunday morning and evening.
Harrison Jones left Monday for his
Nome in Wisconsin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Mavis were
glests OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Berry
sunday sse sotV vi
Mrs. Anna Mcdonald OF Newark is
Waiting her parents. 'a-'
Glare McCamment OF Chicago, who
has been visiting his parents. left on
"Wednesday for his home, =, -, =. \
Mr.. and Mrs, elmer F0sls Speut
sunday with relatives ~ MastlNsburs,
Charles Portsriield and wife we're
"a 4at 4 -.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-01-31

DR. George D. Arndt left this after
noon for Columbus to attend the SEES.
sions Of tho South.eas
Homeopathic Medical society.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-01-31

s'sThere will be a basket social at
Ne Oak IIill school house Friday ev.
4 ealing, January 3ist. Everybody In,
WED. Ladies' brng your baskets
treli Nllcd snstA +t'rs sagtsts-sftss ~,
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Cheap and
Easily Made, But Ends
a Cough Quickly
Cough Remeay "a Hon..
Fully Guaranteed.

This pint Of cough syrup is easilv
made At home and saves YOU about s.. 90
rs compared with ordinary cough rene
dies IL relieves obstinate coughs-eyen
Shooplng eough-auiekly, and is splen-
uid, 100, Tor bronchial asthma, spas
modlc Group and hoarseness.
Mix one pint of graduated sugar with
~ pint OF warm water. and stir for 2
minutes Put ounces of Pinex (fifty
cents WORTH IN pint bottle. and add
the Sugar Syrup. Take a teaspoonful
every one, two or three hours. Tastes
good.
This takes right hold Of q cough and
gives almost instant relief. IL stimu-
Iates the appetite. and is slightly laxa-
tNe-both excellent features.
flnex, as perhaps you know. Is q
most valuable concentrated compound of
Norway. white pine extract. rich in
cuaiaeol and the other natural healing
pine elements.
No other preparation will do the work
OF flnex IN this mixture, although
STRAINED honey can be used instead Of
the sugar syrup, IL desired.
Thousands of housewives in the United
States and Canada now use this Pinex
ana sugar Syrup remedy. This plan has
often been initiated. but the old success
iui combination has never been epualei.
Its low cost and quick results have made
IL Immensely popular.
guaranty of absolute satisfaction,
or money promptly refunded. goes with
this preparation. Your druggist has
Pinex. or will get il for you. II not.
send to The Pinex Co., TT. Wayne. Ind.
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dresses and never wear them You all
know the ordinance against shifting I-l
street cars is % dead letter. The conduc-
tors spit on the platform and stems. pom
h'tm'u SPIT iu the cars and even Off
ciHl' or the railway comTauy spit fn the
cars. This ] know. because when man
was reported To- e conductor for 90 do
ing, 90" conductor said he could do Moth
llc 20. the man was an otfiiiai Of the
rompauy.
Mrs Storer is also going 10 see that
tlt~~e- used ir soda water fountains are
washed instead Of being rin-cd through
l"id ana dirty water. and she would re-
"f public health. Many diseases arc the
result - Ignorance and Indifference
said Mrs Stoner and Z wish 60 start a
W"Lln-"ide movement in the interest ~
health and cleanliness. Next wear 1 ex-
Iect Co tour the world agltaf.rr thfs
much needed reform. and Miss fItvs nud
j arc wiling tp continue the work"
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.'I made but Two change. .ba had
"lY'pu- Injured paper replaced b,.
."I' pain brown. not ono ,Iit 49,.
p p.n-l'', mind yuu and .b. ~
i'Y'e Iui uu the electric Urbt. Il.
.u~I No. light vas pleasantly rorror'
rated Uu the table Instead az .,f.,,...
HI over Tho room and rav.sri,,..' -. d.
'.'''r. Later she made other CHANGE.
y'' Ju-' I.'-" Two worked mir1,I.
l"u zee. ih"y wor" as biz as fhrr
Ih" birnoss of little thing. In bcy..
cog. iruction o. just beriuuinr to b.,
tInIp."d a woman vino has recent
'td h"w cot tubs ANA sink ma
ntn her Kitchen showed Them a. 90
WIN great prldae They ar. Id,
inches higher than the old ONES - .f,.
."ld nHf may NOT sound nu,f.
.' YOU hIf " means fho difference b..
tween h1Ukachr and no bYrkarhe -r.
IN.nk mat The want OF .IN If1.
inches haF beo ntring me- ouf aii
those years.
Iio Won know that 90 makes "a hou..
just % per cent easier ~ heat Ir ILL.
h'fIru OF course that mcars
L'''N"u with "a coal range in 10 is ON
lI" cold. windy side OF tho hou.,r
Just think of DO. 20 per cent I,t...
m fuur coal bin hr little frfoIff
E'uro N construction
Thor" are no little things som.
ON" n1f said aud Whcu one fHIrk.
of iho biz results fuaf NAV come from
what w" carclcssiy cau little miue..
~" o. inclined to agree
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@ H3&Smkt{ff}1iS1

We are making ladies' suits at
$500. This is an opportunity you
should not overlook.
Every fastidious woman instantly
observes the grace OF outline and
beauty In our tailored to order suits.
coats. dresses, etc. the skill OF the
master designer.
Ladies' garments this year require
E.ore than ever tho highest skill in
conception OF style. and the greatest
possible care TO complete satisfaction
In the garments We produce as they
are perfect in both nj and finish and
the quality OF tie material leaves
nothing TO be desired when Selected
from our superb array Of fabrics
Innings. etc.
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BIG LITTLE THINGS
by Ruth Cameron

Tho bigness OF lit'io things OF ono
Kind or another i4 e fact that CON.
inuaIIy imprsssos mo
Some weeks ago wrote Won .boY,
ih" dig effect OF little things BOD .rer.
"uring our feelings toward our
friends Today I ann impressed sfI
."' "'EI' = oi u'fI" th.ul. of "a more
material kind
In The restaurant This noon .,t
opposite" gIr who would HHt. au.
p"arcI chHrminrly Dire aed huf for
one IIfiI" thing She bad on "a .f.I..r
uIi ana O. becoming hat Tier Gloves
nor fnIl l"r hand bag and aI fHa
".h'r Iif.o accessories wore 20. u and
mart. huf and what % biz UfT.
Npr1 That Dr.. bv fhr V1f aIa UDr.
% NI'u collar which was about two
.lf' Too large Within CHAT Isr
n''k naturally small. looked Thin and
f'NFf ~ was rho nr.f fIrr ono
noticed about her and spoiled old.
r'.i such little fhir1f fnu FOO bfrf
INn dining room OF Co .mnf board
ihE huu whore ! once took mv meals
NH. most '.uHffrH.fIfs ard uuHuus
wing Nluw 7 bate That word. boar.
.He house uIah there Wers some
moro ruphouIous term Tor 10. like fI.
French pension or does pension
sound Ht unaftrHotltc fo tho Trrnrb
boarding hou does t0 ua. Won.
drr.I
ono DAY non Iostc. took CHARGE
pf iIr house and In week. fI4f
room was transformed And 5rt .hr.
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NEW CRRIsrMAs SPIRIT.
BY Mrs. Carrie Chairman Gait

president international Suffrage League.
The following is a Christmas message
by Mrs. Gait:
Filling the worlds stmoch once n
year ~. after all. not the way TO make
II content or good. The real Christmas
spirit will work every day IN IN. year.
IL VIII not allow children 20 so hungry
ana men and women to continue work
less, nor young womanhOOd to sell its
honor upon the streets
Somewhere in the heart OF the Divine
Is "A wonderful. beautiful plan. That
plan Is 10 expand the sphere OF the home
mother into "A part OF the great universal
motherhood OF the race. Little by little
the individual mother is being taught
mat the duties which have belonged To
her kind since the world began gradually
have ceased to be confined TO her own
home and family.
Women are beginning 10 see tha- the
world needs collective mother.
Hitherto. they have been taught that
their highest duty was 20 III their own
children for the world. now. a. one no
hle. modern mother has put IT, The time
mas come when mothers must M the
world for their children" They nre see
ing that conditions wrong FOR one child
are wrong for all children: that ~ .
snares which map trip up the feet or
any child may tangle the feet Of their
own children.
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THEATRE PARTY
WAS ENJOYABLE
MRS. ARTHUR STIFEL ENTER.
TANNED THIRTY GUESTS
AT ORPHEUM
Shopping Is the Order OF the Day
First Dansant viii Be Held at
Fort Henry Club Today

The theatre party given at the Or
pheum by Mrs. Arthur c. Stifel on
tuesday evening was most enjoyable.
The thirty ladies who were guests ar
rived in their limcusines and enjoyed
the first performance.
Following the theatre the ladies'
were taken to the Fort Henry club.
where refreshments were served and
the tango, one-Step and hesitation
waltz Were enjoyed.
Mrs. Stifel presided at the pianola
ana furnished the music for the dan
cling. and he affair being strictly in
formal was all the more pleasant.
The following were among the la
dies present:
Misses Laura Stifel, Nell StifeI.
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national Housewive. Learu,

me Nauonal HoUs. wives League will
hold their exposition aud conference a
the New Grand Central Palace. In tho
city OF New YORK.. from the 5th TO the
lfth or February. 1914. This Will be an
opportunity for women all over the
World 70 meet and learn from one an
other what has been done and vba, q
10 he done Tn the future 60 improve CON
ditions throughout the household
me National housewives League has
united with the Woman's Industrial ~
POSITION TO make the meeting "A success =
The conference Will reach over the whole
ileld ~ modern Industry. Every tine
or modern products and household aD-
pllances viii be represented by the cx-
hibitors
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Carroll Children., p,-

C,I II vH,IuIen party % be held az the
, alrVl cIub Friday. January ?. IS at
.la.'lhS a great deal Of attention IN
tnat circle. Mrs. Ttomas A ne,
VIII he In charge ana she will be ssststl
ny number 81 ladies' who vii
chap"ron the children '' VIII
ire children viii dance from 20 90
J." CLOCK after which tho Older o,c9
WI dance until midnight. The auI,-
w.. 'I t, WI De decorated IN keeping with
music VIZ ~ "rVHestra
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women Enforc. snittinr orn,n.n..

=, "" iitirnHtEh women have pledged
themselves 20 clean up the street cars 81.
81. They are Mrs j. %. Stoner avn az
Mathllda orr Hays. ana the first mon
mat these women see cNpectoratinr ia
me cars VIII be prosecuted bv then,
Mrs. Stoner IN addressing a f,r..,.,.' ~.
~" Fort litt Hotel YESTERDAY afterno1r,
declared IL - Just as ridiculoue -
men % PASS ordinances and not eufor,a
'n'h "s AZ j. Tor women 60 buy new
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Alberta Stifel. Mesdames Roy b.
Naylor. George Z. Stifel. A. \. Wheat
William +. Rowrd. Arthur Stifel.
Ella Flaccus. Kate Meek. Fred Beh-
rens. Harry Eckhart. Don Merriman.
Harry Gee. Baird Mitchell, Oscar
Burdatts. Edward Stifel. Sumner
Jones. Leach Cracraft, Will Stifel.
VIII Weiss, Charles Aul and Gail
Hamilton.
Stauver-GilIooly.
The following is "A copy OF cards
received, the groom-to-be being a well
known jeweler of the South Side.
Mrs. Mary Gillooly
announces the marriage OF her daughter
May Catherine
Mr.. Louis \. Stauver
Wednesday. January the fourteenth
Nineteen Hundred and Fourteen
at
St Anthony's Church
Bridgeport. ..
~ home after February fifteen
Mozart Heights
Wheeling. w. Va.
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InH I,7nsaut is now the talk % o.,
I1r' Henry club there WIN rr Ut lh'
'WnIN bridge will De orioyeI fro,'
20 o'clock and tea viii lie ser,o.
.l 20 dancing viii also 10 on
+tl'I son l9 in charge md the procccd.
WI go toward aiding tho ro.r ~, ~,
-. Many reservations are being
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Tho November term Of Part one Of
The Circuit court in gradually draw.
ire fo close and onl, IL fcw more
jury cases remain for trial Two ap
r'al cases are set Tor to-day. they DO
ing STYLED T. n Callahan W. Herman
g. Rnlfo and ono of George Nicwir
fs The CITY a Elm Grove Railway
"WpHnN Tho latter case ie ono for
damages said Co BE- due for injuries
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Staunton. Va. and Paul vernon
Strand. OF Savannah. Ca. were sur
prised to hear OF their marriage. The
ceremony took place September q
In that city and the only witness was
Miss Anna Tighe. of this city, who
is cousin to the bride.
The bride Is the only daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Tiehe. OF Staun-
ton. Va. and the groom Is in the cot.
ton business and is well known IN
the south.
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Cathedral Alumni Pan

annual holiday bali 10 be Give,
Nm, ne edrai High School Alumni
eHnber 3. This r. always locke, ~
Narl 20 IS one of tire most eniov,iio
ctttI.s or ne CHRISTMAS week In that
furnish tho music ''S''a VIII
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received Boz connection with the do.
fcndant company
Judge iiervey's court viii BEGIN fo
mold Jury trials within short f.mc.
me hrst ons ooming January .. 10
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D. expected that Dc will not couciude
me term until Ions during the month
.W ir'iu'ry o. his time will be taken
.f nN ' number or large cases. which
have been d0ckcted FOR ui-s farn-
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t"" mr4 hHrS OF the I4s N-v-......
board viii hold tfe'r rsrt,l,- y lINery
We nurssry Friday afterrnor ~,
CLOCK. Business matters o,,Ti at
S S,n,,esI to ana a fuil attendance Is az
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Cooper Brandt

81. MISS Grace Brandt and Mr. knpol,
COPPER were quietly married AZ tbc
residence of Rev Father q II No.,
y tuesday evening Only near cola
I've. were present. and follorin.
'Ae ceremony tho young people went
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Club.

Mrs. George Zoeckler. OF Fulton.
VIII entertain the Virginia club at her
nome this afternoon. Five hundred
viii be enjoyed and the accustomed
luncheon served.
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Charity Whist

me Ladies Hebrew RcnevoIer, 50
ley WI give another charity whist AZ
S 1 Mercantile club Thursday a fterDoo,
utlzes vii! be awarded and Ms VII,
elier and Mrs. Sol Meyer are In cnarge
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The following IS "A copy OF cards "a
ceived in the city. re-
ourself and lady
are cordially Invited 20 attend ~.
New Years dance
10 be given bv the
Alpha ri Fraternity
on
"eu"esuay evening. December II
1a13-'14
Bentheld's ord estra. '''' -
,ominittee- Williams. Frazier rTotio,,
Future Events-St. VaIepfira itrottieE'
~ -. April 10. Buffet lunch.
special car from Martins Fer-, o.
wheeling at O'Clock ''' u
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Woman's Literary Club.

The Woman's Literary club will
meet this afternoon at the Lima
lIennig Sherman studio on Chaplin-
street and the program will be quite
interesting. Mrs. Flora Williams will
read paper on Acadia" and Mrs.
Lima Hennig- Sherman will give a
reading on "Eyangeline." Both are
too well known TO need introduction.
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TO housekeeping on Twenty ninth
street. The groom plays In a Iocai
orchestra and the bride is well known
to her circle OF friends.
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W0MAN'S CLUBS
woMAN's CLUB CALENDAR
woman's I.fterarv c,rh

n, wednesday. December IL - Lima
hennig sherman studio.
collegiate Alnmnas Association.
"wednesday. December 81 Christ
ma party Tor college girls. ST. Mat
womau's Club. wsllsburg.
Thursday. December ls-2 D m wo-
mans club. Hudson house
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10 ner clrcie OF friendS.
Young Bachelors Banquet.
The Young Bachelors club has
completed arrangements for their
first annual banquet to be given New
Years evening. II promises TO be a
very elaborate affair and will sur
pass all previous social events given
by the club.
Shower Was Given.
Miss Charlotte Herzberg entertain
ed at her home Tuesday evening with
miscellaneous shower in honor of
her cousin. Miss Claudia Raduziner.
whose engagement TO Mr.. Joe Gold.
stein. OF Steubenville. o., has been am
nCNnced.
The house was decorated in green
and white. with smilax and chrysan.
themums and roses artistically ar.
ranged. Cards and music were en-.
loyed, and following the music a
luncheon was served. with accountrs.
nents In keeping with the approach.
ing nuptial
Miss Daduziner received many use.
ful gifts, and the guests were.
Virginia Schwalb Rbea Landau
Erma Schwaib Anna Cr.anb,,
tsu.a w ms berger Rhea Greenburg
,1attie S.einhaurcr Cornclia kauSmoSs
IneLeh blOcA Marie Fields
boiS lpuga Zelma Zweig
Salne Dugs Marie Zweig
"usta LANDAU Bertha Landau
MessdAmssi
VI r. rosenberg Harry Meyers
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Strand-Tidhe

The many friends of Miss Anita
Tighe. formerly OF this city now OF
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HIGH School PLAY

The Dramatic club. OF the Wheel
ing high school. will give two play
lets on the evening OF December 80
IN the high school auditorium. The
plays are entitled The Elopement OF
Ellen and OWN 90 Maggie" both
amusing little farce comedies. The
nigh school orchestra under the d.
rection OF Miss Lucy Robinson. IL
render the music. Miss Elizabeth
hskey Is In charge and the following
IS the cast OF characters:
"EIopement Of Ellen"
hicnard Ford ......... Willard linn
molly MS wife Miss Mary Best
Robert Sheppard. Molly's brother
..-.--....-.... Gerald Devore
MAX Ten Eych. Roberts chum
......-..-..... Herman Hamilton
Dorothy Marck. Molly's guest
.....-........ Miss Florence Rice
June Haverhill. WELLESLEY 'O6. Mol
Vs maid Miss Lou Ouderkirk
OWN to Maggie
Robert Whiting Drummond called
Bob White" ....... Raw Roberts
hlchard Dolortan. famed at co'ege
TOT mis- representations OF SOU
brette roles which won him the
title OF Tender Dolores"
..''... ............. willard linn
James t. Coyle. a theatrical man
aser ............... Harry Marsh
bliss Souhroniski Bird, Bobs aunt
known TO his chums as the
loose That Laid the Golden
Eggs .......... Miss Helen Roth
sylvia BIRD. the Bird OF Paradise"
........ $4,000. Miss Virginia Digbv
hdith Hard. the girl Rob Iaf, he
mind but who rejoins him al the
goal Gee. Miss Elizabeth ScheIlbssa
Maggie. the little mother OF the fen
ement 500. Miss Mildred Pracb,
HiVh School s,,h.r.A...
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High School snh.c,ant,on n.

- ,yyIihoer OF the young men OF Wheel
nE Hish school are planning a subacr,n-
non dance 20 be held ct the E;lks' chm
rtlday evening. December IS. Orchestra
music VIII be furnished and the arrair
- one OF the most enjoyable vet blamed
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CIRCUIT COURT CLOSING.

Chris'mas--We~'e and Bows evve,t
cr Coats. 48c 90 s4os. McFADDEN's
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-12-12
LADIES! DARKEN
YOUR GRAY HAIR
Use Grandma's Sage Tea and Sulphur
Recipe and Nobody VIII know.

The use of Sage and Sulphur for re-
storing faded, gray hair to its natural
color dates back to grandmother's time
She used it to keep her hair beautifully
dark, glossy and abundant. Whenever
her hair fell out or took on that dull,
faded or streaked appearance. this sim
pie mixture was applied with wonder
full effect.
But brewing at home is mussy and
ot-of-date. Nowadays, by asking at
any drug store for 50-cent bottle of
'Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Rem
edy," you will get this famous old
recipe which can be depended upon to
restore natural color and beauty to the
hair, and is splendid for dandruff, dry,
feverish. itchy scalp and falling hair.
A well known downtown druggist
says it darkens the hair so naturally
and evenly that nobody can tell it has
been applied. You simply dampen a
sponge or soft brush with 1t and draw
this through your hair, taking one
strand at time. BY morning the
gray hair disappears, and sitter an
other application or two, 1t becomes
beautifully dark, glossy, soft and
abundant. Hooks Pharmacy, Ameri-
Gus, Ga. advt