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The Washington herald., 1913-12-13
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NEWS IN THE HERALD

-GaIlsudet VS.. c. U. tonight. This
should be some basketball game.
Vanderbilt cup race for California
Things to worry about: Jack John
son in Paris
If Walter johnson should lose the
first game he pitches next season, some
of the local bugs will probably claim
that he was jabbed with a poisoned
needle.
One of those breezy New York writers
takes his pen in hand and says: IF
Merkle and Snodgrass go to st. Louis
in exchange for Konetchy, this viii be
the largest single collection Of ivory that
ever figured in one deal"
If Chicago declines to play Harvard
the Crimson might go after Michigan.
This would provide plenty of excitement
for dear old Boston.
Chief Green. Catholic UNIVERSITIES
mainstay in the box the last three years,
will more than likely play with Wild
Conroy's Elmira IN. " club next season.
Read the Sunday pink section Of The
Washington Herald, for interesting fea-
lures.
The brief career of the White Hope:
Punk, bunk, funk-plunk!
The Washington herald., 1913-12-13

FIRST RACE-sellins; three-year-olds and Nm
ward; five and q half furiones- Ask Ma lO7; NobbT
lC; Eva Padwick 'lG; Mazurka, l0; Herpes lO7,
Tidy Wolfarth, 1U; 'Marsand. 1o7; Holberr In
San Bernito liz; Con Carne. IL; TOP Note. 10
Bob Lynch, IL; Gimi, ma; Island Queen, lie
Hex rs
SECOND RACE-Selling: two-yearolds; five and
q half furionss. Gen Warren. IS; sHy XII 1os
Barbara Lane. 100; Little Bit los; Leford Ios
Alamama BAN. los; Ortyx, los: Old Gotoh rs
Ada Kennedy los; Irish Ann, los; 'Theodorits. lo7
AT Rick. losi Muy Buena, los; Gees. los; Col. Ne
Dougall. los.
= THIRD RACE-Seling: threeyearolds and mr.,
ward; mares and geldinss; one mile. Belle OF Bryu
Mawr. 81: Clinton. s.; Blue Beard. %; 'ChanticIeer
100; Balclif. los; Lord Elan. los; winifred D.. los
Ocean Queen. l@; Mamie MeDee, los; IittI,
Marchmont, III.
FOURTH RACE-An ages: Tampico Handicap
five anu q half furiongs. Orb. a. Vested Rizhts
lo2; U See It. 1l5; BAnzarettz. l&
FIFTH RACE-Selling; thrseyear-olds and up,
ward; SIX furiongs Garter, % John Hart lo1,
sMilt Jones. loe; Eye White, 1ns; dynamo. i6:
.Omonde Cunningham, 1N; Masalo, lot: Bills
Myer los: Zulu los; Sir Alvescot. los; Dutch Rock
los; Moller. 10; orbicuisr. al; Ramsey. liz; Bin
ocular liz
SIXTH RAcE-seiling; three-year-olds and m.
ward: mile sBrookBed "; Swish, qps; Sescli6.
los; Tahoe. l0; Henry WaIbznk IL
.Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-13
BROOKLYN Dodgers Buy Joe Tinker From Reds for $4,000
Walter Camps All-American Football Team
Will Be Published in the Sunday Herald

wc
Camps fol
Canpm
and andc
a flowstudnts
pink of The
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outlook
l. D. se high school athletic Howard and
basketball happenings Frank Coney
The Washington herald., 1913-12-13
INDIANAPOLIS WANTS EN-.
Federal LeaEuers DickerinE with
Dauss, Bush, and Bauman.

indianapolis, Dec. Fit developed to-
day that not only is Indianapolis Federal
League club dickering with ownie Bush,
Detroit's star shortstop, but Second
Baseman Charles Bauman. of the Tigers,
and Pitcher George Dauss, of the same
team. are included in the lifting plans. !"
All three players live in Indianapolis,
and the local management believes that
IL it is able to sign up the trio it will
greatly add to the drawing power Of the
club.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-13
visilant juniors to Practice.

The Vigilant Juniors will hold signal
practice tonight at 7:30 o'clock at the
Southeast Y. NJ. c. A., in preparation
for its game Sunday with the Holy Name
Juniors, at IL o'clock. at the Vigilant
Park. All players are requested to report
on time.
The Mercury Juniors have refused to
play the vigilant Juniors at Vigilant
Park, and the Vigilant Juniors would
like to arrange q game with the Western
Buds for Sunday, December q, at the
above park. Address BENJAMIN Blaine,
zoe L street southeast.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-13
Jockey Club Elects Mckinney.

New York, Dec. 1.-THE stewards of
the Jockey Club held their regular meet
ing yesterday. During the session II
was announced that Price Mckinney, of
Cleveland, Ohio, was unanimously elected
a member Of the Jockey Club.
This action of the Jockey Club has
long been anticipated by men interested
in turf affairs in this country. Nc
Kinney, who is one Of the muti-million-
aires Of America, is one of the chief
stockholders in the Juarez race track.
He and James Butler, the Empire City
track owner. are the principal owners
Of the race course in Mexico.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-13
MURRAY RESIGNS.
VIII Not Act ms Assistant Manager
of q. U. hall Team.

Freddie Murray. captain-elect Of George
towns football team, yesterday resigned
as assistant manager Of the Georgetown
baseball team.
Murray would be manager OF the lsl5
ball club. but as he will be captain OF
the football team next year, he thought
il best to resign
The Georgetown basketball team will
meet the New York University five Mon
day night in Ryan gymnasium. The New
York quint recently defeated Columbia
in the Columbia court. The game will
start at $50 o'clock.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-13
1.7os Yale student. in Athletics.

New Haven, Conn, Dec. 12-Participa-
ton in athletic activities at Yale is not
confined to the comparatively few men
who make the various teams, according
to figures made public at the university
yesterday. These show that during the
fall months 1.7OS students, or little more
than half of the total registration OF
S,2ss, took part in some form Of athletic
diversion.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-13
NEW BOAT STARTED.
Work ON One of Defenders Begins
mt bath, Me.

Bath. Me-, Dec. ia new racing craft
which will compete for the honor OF rae
ing Sir Thomas Lipton's Shamrock for
the defense of the Americas cup, was
begun at the Bath Iron Works today un-
der the direction Of George owen, OF
Newton. Mass, the designer.
Everybody about the iron works is
pledged to secrecy as to the type OF boat
designed by Mr.. Owen and as to style OF
construction, but it will have steel
frame and plates of tobin bronze with a
heavy lead keel
The Washington herald., 1913-12-13
RICHIE READY FEBRUARY %.
Champion VIII BE I'm Trim to Fight
Tommy Murphy.

San Francisco, Dec. 12.-willie Ritchie
will be ready to defend his lightweight
championship title in this city against
Harlem Tommy Murphy on Washington's
birthday. This announcement was made
this afternoon by his manager, Harry
Foley.
The champion was again treated by DR..
Mccarthy this morning. The doctor an
nounced that Ritchies condition is very
favorable, but that he will not permit him
to start training work or indulge in any
outdoor exercise for - least two weeks
The Washington herald., 1913-12-13
HONEY FOR PIRATES.
Big First Stacker Likely to Go to
Pittsburgh.

New York, Dec. ED Konetchy, the
first baseman of the st. louis Cardinals,
will likely go to Pittsburgh in exchange
for First Baseman Miller and Outfielde-
Wilson. Managers Clark and Higgins are
now in secret session trying to fix up the
terms of the deal.
President Britton said that the New
York Giants were out of ii so far as
Konetchy was concerned. He said that
Philadelphia had also made him an offer
for the first baseman, but 1t was unlikely
he would accept
The Washington herald., 1913-12-13
TO PLAY, RAIN Or SHINE.
ViEiIants and Engineers VIII Clash
Regardless Of Weather Conditions.

The Engineers and the Vigilants will
meet tomorrow afternoon at Vigilant
Park, Fifteenth and II streets northeast,
in a game for the Independent champion
ship Of the District. regardless OF weather
conditions.
Rain or shine. this game will be played.
as Lieut. Putnam, in charge onsthe Engi-
neers, agreed yesterday to put his team
on the field promptly at , o'clock
Manager Oliveri requests all members
of the Vigilants to report for practice to-
night at the gymnasium at o'clock.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-13
WHY FANS GO CRAZY.
Eddie Collins Answers Question
After Watching BrickIey.

Philadelphia, Dec. 12-"I have never
been able to understand why baseball
fans go crazy at games, but 1 know
now" said Eddie Collins, called the
worlds greatest second baseman. today.
II sat in the stands at the Harvard
Yale game as a guest Of Charley Brick
ley and went completely insane about
his playing. Perhaps fans aren't so
foolish as to go into Mysteries about
baseball as have always thought they
were"
The Washington herald., 1913-12-13
Miss GoIding Swimming the Canal

Colon, Dec. 12.-Aiss Elaine Golding. OF
New York, who hopes to swim the Pam
anna Canal from the Atlantic to the
Pacific, started yesterday morning from
the Five Nile Buoy opposite Cristobal
and reached the lower lock at Gatun
early in the afternoon. She viii continue
today
The Washington herald., 1913-12-13
VIRGINIA A. C. READY
To Play CIarendOn's Eleven Sunday
Mt Alexandria Ball Park.

Mt Alexandria Ball Park.
Alexandria. Va, Dec. 1.-THE Virginia
Athletic Club has just been organized
here. Its objects are to participate in
athletic sports, including football. basket
ball. and baseball, and it also expects to
participate in indoor meets to be held in
this section.
The majority Of the members Of this
club are members of the Alexandria
High School.
This club will play its first game Of
the season at $50 o'clock Saturday aft
ernoon at the Alexandria ball park.
when II will lineup against the strong
eleven representing the Clarendon Ath-
Ietic Club, OF Alexandria County.
This club would like to hear from all
teams in the district of Columbia and
vicinity averaging 40 pounds. Address
p. o. Box S54, Alexandria, Va.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-13
snuthern. CInim TitIe.

The fast Southern Athletic Club foot
ball team claims the 12S-pound champion
ship of the District, and are willing TO
defend the title against all comers' the
western Buds, Crescent. and Northwest
erns preferred. Address challenges to
William Shuley, 300 N street southwest.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-13
Bush Denies Rumor.

Detroit, Mich, Dec. 12-Donie Bush.
Detroit's diminutive shortstop, denies en-
phaticaIly that he dickered with the Fed
eral League II is true that he was Of
fered a berth with the outlaws, but he
turned il down fiat.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-13
KIinr to Play Wc.ten.

Kansas City. Mo-. Dec. 12-Johnny
Killing and Charles Weston have been
matched for 600 point contest at pocket
billiard. The match will be for a purse
Of 500 and the gate receipts. the winner
having TO pay the expenses.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-13
Vanderbilt CUP Race for Coa.t.

The Vanderbilt Cup. the blue ribbon
automobile race heretofore run in the
East, viii be decided in 1914 on the Santa
Monica (Cal), road race course, skirting
the Pacific Ocean. The contest is sched-
uled for February q, and the day fol-
lowing. it is stated, the Grand Prize will
be run.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-13
Ian Bau club to Tour U. $.

Keio University. of Toxic, Japan. will
send baseball team to this country
next year. They will leave Japan the
latter part Of March and after arriving
on the Pacific Coast viii play college
teams en- route East.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-13
Now mink for CoIu,nhIa.

New York, Dec. 12.-Columbia Is to give
the outdoor hockey rink on South Field
another trial this winter. The new rink
is to be on the tennis courts at the south
end of South Field.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-13
Herzog i. Favored.

New York, Dec. 12.-Garry Hermann.
president of the Cincinnati National
League Baseball team, today said that
Charlie Herzog, third baseman Of the
New York Giants, was the leading candi-
date for the managership of the Reds!
The Washington herald., 1913-12-13
LINCOLN FIVE WINS.
Defeats Kendall school Quint by 70
to IS Score.

The Kendall School for the Deaf
basketball team was defeated for the
first time in two years last evening
when il lost to the fast Lincoln A. c.
in a sensational contest, % to 2S.
Ricketts, and Corners played well for
Lincoln. Corners shooting from foul
being especially good. Johnston and
Turner starred for Kendall. Lineup
and summary:
The Washington herald., 1913-12-13

(D, Bischof Ferguson. Turner 60, Johnston o.
PiIIoid e., Alien Foul gosls-Couners o., John
stou a.. Substitutes-McCarthy for Frazier, Carter
for Howard, Ferguson for Bischof. Time Of halves
30 minutes. Referee-Mr. Harlow.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-13
Break. candIepfn Record.

Webster, Mass, Dec 12--Archie Walsh,
of Boston, broke the worlds record for
candlepin bowling made by Paul Poeh-
Ter, of Boston, last week. at Worcester,
when he rolled LISA for ten strings las,
night.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-13
NEW Hockey Coach for CoIumbia.

NeF York. Dec. 1.-THE Columbia Uni
verstty hockey committee announced off,
ciaIlE last night the appointment OF r.
]. Tfimble as graduate hockey coach, to
SUCCEED Tom Howard. who silently stole
away to Yale last week
The Washington herald., 1913-12-13
CROSS MEETS ANDERSON.
I35-Pounders to Clash mt vernon
New Years Day.

Los Angeles, Dec. 12.-Leach Cross and
Bud Anderson in a twenty-round boxing
bout at 1S5 pounds, two hours before the
fight, will be the New Years Day attrac-
ton at the Vernon Areu0 Sam wallach
and Dick Donald. managers of the two
fighters, came to this agreement late this
afternoon after a lengthy wrangie A
compromise was finally effected and
articles were signed.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-13
Indiana Clear. $4,000.

Bloomington. Ind. Dec. 12-Indiana
made $4,000 out of football during the
season this year. Baseball. track. and
basketball show a deficit of 5000
The Washington herald., 1913-12-13
Lehigh WING. ae to 1s.

Bethlehem. Pa, Dec. 12-Lehigh de-
feated Loyola College Of Baltimore IN
BASKETBALL tonight, es to Il.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-13
The P-B Christmas
Store for Men

You men find exactly the Suit Overcoat you want at
Parker Brdgets The immensely and variety of the P-B
stocks equal any Clothes display the world The P-B
prices modest-$15OO $780, $1,000 $500 up Every
P-B sold with guarantee of absolute satisfaction
The Washington herald., 1913-12-13
,Juarex.

Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-27
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HANCOCK BREVlTlES.


Miss Clara Menard OF LAnss is Wis
iting in Hancock
Mrs. John McGuire Is spending a
few days with relatives in Mdrquettt.
Virginia. daughter Of MI. and Mrs
r. NJ. Liublcin is i'll with scarlet fever.
The home has been placed under guar
antine.
The funeral Of the late Mis-. Matilda
gaaki took place Yesterday afternoon
from the Finnish Lutheran church "a
Lakeside cemetery.
Miss Kate Green Is visiting N ish-
peming.
Major Donohue spert Christmas In
Marquette.
Bernard Mum is here from superior
for a short visit
officer John Hid will probably be
discharged from st. Josephs hospital
today. The officer was one Of three
deputies shot at Quincy several DAYS
ago.
Miss Ruth Peltier has arrived iroh
Duluth for short visit.
James Clancy and Marvin Coon nav
returned from short visit in Duluth
Edward Kennedy has arrived IRON
Kalamazoo for 1t short visit win re'a
| tiVes.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-27
TEMPLE JACOB OBSERVES
FEAST OF THE CHANUkAR
PROGRAM ARRANGED FOR AN.
NUAl CELEBRATION OF HON.
oREo HEBREW FESTIVAL.

The annual celebration Of ttanu-
kah the pc; st of Lights, will he made
by the Firs: Congregation OF Israel at
Temple Jacob sunday afternoon
The following is the program
Opening praycr-Daisy O'SEinskN'
Address by the prcsident-Benja-
min Arne.
Song. we Meet Again in Gladness,
School.
Kirdliug Of the thanukah Lights.
Nose Levy.
First light-Ruth O'ShinskN.
second Iisnt-lsddor .iOelson.
Third light-MiHnie Markus.
Fourth light Sam lckovitZ.
FIFTY ught-IIatti" Marku'
sixth ,ight-MUrton lckoNitz
seventh liyht-MaI garet Albion
r3pbth ligbt--LeoHard Jacobson.
Epilogue-Sadie Ickoritz
Vocal duet Helen Wolstein ana
AARON Abel ,
recitation. speak Gently. sylvan
Orenstcin.
RecitatiOn-Percy Arne.
Northumberland Rein.
Recitation "Chanuk1h" joel
son.
Recitation. God Is Always Near
Helen O'Shinsky
Recitation Harold Abel.
Recitation Esther Rem.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Albion
Song. kelo hcnu''-School.
,yosing prayer-Gllbert OShinsKy'
Duluth Rabbi Not Coming.
II was announced some 'iine aso
,bot Rabbi Lefkovitz OF Duluth. "oulo
Inc here next sunday TO attend u meet
INC Of the BNai Birth lodge AT th'
odd Fellows temple. sut this arrange
mont has miscarried and the iaopi W."
n,, nov be here until Jan. 20 wher
mo will deliver his address IN con
junction with the annual initiation o.
r.Nai Birth officers.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-27
SUFFER
DREAD DISEASES


Washington, Dee. PA report made
To Congress 10y "A joint commission
appointed 10 investigate the condition
OF the American Indians and the feas-
Utility of erecting certain sanitariuIns
for the cure of tuberculosis among the
Indians, discloses a proportion of In
dams suffering from disease that is
appalling. The diseases to y hich they
seem chiefly addicted. arc tuberculosis
aud trdchoma, the la,t r being a dis
ease that prevents The Landing Of any
Immigrant in any American port
The discovery of the Generality of
! tuberculosis among the Indians Is Of
comparatively recent date The re.
port says that the ooInm Toner OF
| Indian affairs realizes ,he nrcescit,
| Tor promptly adopting s,:Ie feasiJ',
method for lettering the deplordDle
! conditions among the Indians
OF 1910 cases at Indian boarding
/ schools examined. 4,9l6 eases ur ira =
choma were discovered, or pplccn-
| tage of 1855. ON the reser alton
where 1921 cases Of adults AID child
rem We're examined trachomd was dis
| covered IN $40 cases. Or 80 rel
cent The death rate from all causes
| among the Indians is apgrbNimdt Il )
3?.2i per 1000.
The percentage in Michigan. as
! shown by the report. is 7iG
For the fiscal year ending June 90
l9l2, out of l9o.79l Indians rep lrtcd ON
| approximately 26.50o wrre estimated 4
have tuberculosis. Thirty iva Pc,
cent of the whole number rr deaths
reported from the various reservations
was alleged to be due To- tubercuios
Out Of the total Indian rapGiatiUn 81
, 322,16j, IT is believed IT, 'r' are APP
proXimately 26,jO0 eases Uf tuteIcu.
losis. We believe IN some &C the res
ervations. the percentage If the at.
4 flicted Is one-tourth # the rutlr" pop
| ulation."
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-27
BIRTHS ALMOST
DOUBLE DEATHS
Few Prominent Hancock Die Dur.
ing Past Year

The grim reaper has cxdcted heav-
Ily from the city's population durinu
me year now coming TO d close. IL,
llgures In the register of deaths kept
by the city clerk showing that l37
residents have passed away this year
But the stork has not overlooked Han
cock in his visits to the copper coun
Try aud total OF 2iS little strangers
nave been left in Hancock homes.
city clerk Hoflenbacher commenced
today compiling the quarterly report
of births and deaths which must Do
lied with the county clerk
\ perusal of the records show the
city lost but few of its prominent cl,-
iZcns during the past year. and by
this it Is meant but small number
of the residents who We're either active
i'm the development OF the city -,
known tu any extent outside Hancock
From the records the following names
were taken Yesterday giving The dat
of death:
Peter StroIlbreg died January :"
Mr. Strollbcrg was a prominent mer-
chant of Hancock for years and was
also i'm business for several years in
South Range He was q leader among
the Finnish people and sought the Of
flee of probate Judge OH the prohibition
ticket several wears agO.
William p. MCGEE. died April "a. Mr.
McGcc Was we'll known railroad man
and was head accountant for the Re
weeuaW Central.
lanes T.. Looncv. 81. died June II
Mr.. I.unuey was one oi the early set
tiers IN Hancock and served as post
master for two terms under Demo
cratic administration. lie was the Ia
Their of Il. r. LOOneN referee IN DanK
ruptcy in the upper peninsula
John Pinten died September -, Mr.
pmtcn came to the copper county
when = young man and engaged in th'
mining business i'm Ontonagon county
We opened hardware store in Han
cn,.ls in the early eighties and contin
ned the business until . few years he'
Giro his death when he turned II owe
To his son. Edward.
Louis Rig Louie Moilanen' uleo
sertemher lG Big Louis as ne wa
Familiarity known was recognized a
tho biggest man in the world II re
ouir,d a casket more than ciGht Ice
and almost forr feet in width I" non
,, his remains. He trdreled as an al
traction with Ringing Bros. TOT seN
oral seasons and az the time OF III
lo,tb WAS engaged in farming
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-27
CONFIDENT MICHIGAN
WILL DEFEAT HARVARD
HANCOCK STUDENTS THINK ANN
ARBOR ELEVEN WILL BEAT
EASTERN SQUAD.

L. of NJ Students who have been
spending Christmas in Hancock. are
discussing the game between the Uni-
Versity Of Michigan football team and
the Harvard eleven in 1914. are con-
fident the maize and blue will be VIC
torious. Nearly every student is more
enthusiastic over the game to bc
October than any other school subject.
The team did remarkably well last
season." said one of the students yes
terdaN. 1T was not the fault of Coach
Yost that we were beaten 10y NJ. y. G.
this past season, as he did not expect
Ianything from this team ana SO did
not prepare any plays against them
The NJ \. G. bunch has been Growing
about their victory ever since and even
on our way home we were confronted
by their ieers Wait until next year
Wen show EN- how to play football
Another of the students stated that
immediately after the victory of the
Michigan team over the PennsN lvania
eleven. Coach Yost left Ann ArbOr
And I'll bet that right now he's work
ing up plays to use against the Har'
ward team when they play US neNi
fall"
So many students are Interested IL
the game that it is safe to say thai
| the largest crowd ever attending {
football game in this country will b'
present None OF the students ar,
willing To think for q minute that the!
will be defeated i'm their game Will
| Harvard ana many bets have alread!
been placed that Coach lost will brin'
home Il victory for the maize and blue
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-27
Mr.. xeRReooe OBJECTS.

In "A recent issue of the Calumet
News 1t was stated that the high
school building of this city and the
Kauth building were the only two
buildings in Hancock which observed
the fire ordinances of the state of
Michigan This article brings u pro-
test from Manager Kerredge. of the
Kerredge theater. who states that the
doors on his theater swing outward
and all other portions of the theater
are i'm accordance with the fire ordi-
nance.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-27

burning After about two years the p'mp'hs
broS e ont bctrrrn u,y shoulders. My cloth
nglrritated tb.m was troubled with that
eczema i've ur sis years.
Il tried everything That was recon-
ncndrd without aye! benefit until used the
Cuhcura ~oop ,ud ointment according 10
directions. aud ,airurd soap and Ointment
cured rae sound and we'll Iva two weeks.
tSigncdl S. J.. Kll,iBu. Nov. -, l'l2.
For piuplrs AND backhcads the foliovhH
isanlo.t elective and economical treatmerc
Gcntlv smear thr1irrrt,'d parts with CWic'Ta
Ointment. ON tbc end of She finger. but do not
rub. Wash on the CutireJra Ointment In Ave
minutes with CmicGra SOAP aud hot water
and continue bathing for some minutes Thi'
treatment is best ON rising and retiring. ~
other times use Cuticura soap freely Tor the
toilet aud bath. 10 assist in preventing innanl-
nation. irritation and clogging of the pore.
sold everywhere Liberal sample 81 cHh
mailed FREQ with 32-p. skin Book. NddrrA'
postcard "Cuucura, Dept. T. Boston
aa-Mcn who shave and shampoo with w
tcura soap will ind it best for skin ond scalp