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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-10-14
Jak niszczyc odpadki?
Komisya wzyWa ekspert6w i omawia
rome projekty'
Konwencya W sprawie rcharteru".
Komitet aIderma1ski przygotowuje zwofanle
novel konwencyi.
Dxien KOlu1nba.
Rycerze Kolumba Wlosi obchodza swieto
pochodem bankietem.
Modnaka odbiera sobe iyce Oary mani autOmoblowe
Wykady hygieny picowe. - Statystyka koni - k~esya
usuniecia sedz6w.-Nowe dowody sprawie Speneera.
Komitet alderma1ski przygotowuje zwoianit
novel konwencyi.
Dzien KOlu1nba.

wencya ME by}a kontrolowana
przez zadne stronnictwa luo
frakcye polityczne.
CzeSc delegatow bedzie mlano-
wana przez burmistrza, a druga
czesc przez gubernatora.
DZIEN KOLUMBA.
Wczoraj miasto Chicago OBJ
chodzilo swieto doroczne poswie-
cone Krzysztofowi Kolumbowi,
odkrywcy Ameryki. Sklepy i blu
ra byly pozamykane i wogole in
teres zawieszono. Bank, szkoiy
publiczne, biura publiczne, gields
i wydziat tandtowy byty zanl:
kniete.
Rvcerze Kolumba urzadzili
wspanialy poch6d historyczny, W
kt6rym udzia} wzielo 10000 osob.
w pochodzie tym upamletniono
wyladowanic Kolumba w r. 1892
ma wyspie San Salvador.
Poch6d ruszy} miejsca o
godz. 1o-tcj i przeszed} ulicaml
Sr6dmicScia ma poiudnie do I'll.
I4-tcj.
Popoludniu odegrano staraniem
Rycerzy Kolumba dramat panlla-
tkowv w teatrze Illinois.
Nlosi urzadzili bankiet Z Okla
zyi dnia tego W hotelu Shermana
Urzadzeniem bankietu zaJelo sig
towarzvstwo owioskic Stella d
Italia" Przemawiali: F. B. ALE.
gretti, J. Romano, Rocco de Ste
fano i sedzia w. f. Dever.
Stefano w swej movie uzala:
sic ma obojetnoS6 swych rodako"
w og6lc miasta ma dzien kolum'
ba. Swieto przypadalo ma ME-
dziele tego dnia tez wielu OBJ
chody urzadzi}o.
Stcfano take zqdai, aby W
| szko!ach publicznych wykladanc
iczvk w}oski. w 19tej wardzie
wiekszoSt dzieci w szkolach pu-
blicznych ma bye wloskifgo po-.
chodzenia. Zamknieto tam szko-
" podczas SWAT innych narodo'
wosci. ME uczyniono tego pod
czas SWAT wloskich. " Ute
wardzie takze, wedlug. Rocco dc
Stefana, Wiosi MESA sprawledll-
vie traktowani, chociaz po Pola'
kach sq tam ludnoscia najlicznieJ-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-10-14

Mapka krain Podbiegunowych,
wSr6d ktorych ostatnia wyprawa
rosyjsEa kapitana Wielickiego
odkryia lad nieznany dotad, ma
zwany .,Ziemia Cara Mikolaja
II-go"; strzaika wskazuje przybli-
zone poiozenie odkrytego kraju
brzegi jego maja bye skaliste
strome, bezludne, bezdrzewne ze
zwierzat tylko reny niedzwie--
die znaleziono, Oraz wielkq OBJ
fisosG ptactwa i ryb.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-10-14
SPRAWA NISZCZENIA OD-
PADKoW MIEJSKICH.

Sprawa niszczenia odpadk6w
ME schodzi porzadku dziennego
w ratuszu miejskim.
Ma wczorajszem posiedzenlu
komisyi, obradujacej mad ta Spra-
wa, omawiano rome sposoby nj
szczenia odpadk6w postanowio-
no wezwac rzeczoznawcow o kra-
powej reputacyi, ably przedsta-
will swe poglady CO do sytua-
cyl chicagoskiej.
Przediozono wczraj try plany.
DR.. J. NJ. Hirsch wyjaSni} swoj
plan chemicznego traktowania
odpadkow pod ciSnieniem parry
wodnej. Srodek ten ME powoduje
zadnych nieprzyjemnosci, a L
punktu handlowego ma bye ko-
rzystnym.
Pulk. II. A. Allen potwierdzil
projckt dr.. Hirscha o tylc, ze tym
sposobem pozbyc sic MONA O.
dor6w much.
DcmonStracyc swcgo proJcktu
wykona Dir. IIirSch W obccnoScl
komisyi W 5rode popoludniu ma
rogu West Fullerton North 10
ave.
r. A. .Walor, chemik miejski,
pokaza1 komisyi maIq butelke thu
szczu, kt6ry wyciagnai Z odpad-
kow W SVEN laboratoryum.
Tluszcz ten jest wart 5 centow
cd funta po przeczyszczeniu ii
centow funt.
George Z. Landlord, inzynler
przcdlozyi plan przesyiania
wszvstkich odpadk6w kanalami
DO ccntralnej stacyi, gdzie zamie-
niony bylby we fertylizatory. O.
pr6cz stacyi ccntralnej wybudo-
wanoby Is stacyi w r6znych cze-
Sciach miasta, a wszystkie poia-
czone by}yby rurami. System ten
kosztowalby S5,ooo,ooo.
Dwie dzwignie parowe usta-
wiono ma miejscu, gdzie obecnie
odpadki sq wyrzucane przy ullcy
Grace obok p6lnocnej odnogi RE
XII Chicago. Praca tutaj jest spoz-
Mona powodu powolnoSci, Z ia
ka nadchodza konieczne maszy--
nerve.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-10-14

Urzcdnicy kompanii Red Star
mowili wczoraj, re kroonland
stawi sic prawdopodobnie W por-
Gle we srodg wicczorcm Iub VIC
czwartek rano.
Kapitan Kroonlandu przyslal i
skrowq depesze, W kt6rej dono-
81 w kr6tkosci o roll jaka, jego O.
kret W tej katastrofie odegrai.
We czwartek rano, donosl ka-
pitan, operator telegraph iskrowe-
90 ma okrecie Kroonland doStal
depesze iskrowa oHretu Car
mania natychmiast zmieniono
kierunek okretu. Pedzono W
strone, gdzie zaszla katastrofa
Dalsza Geese depeszy brzmi ma
estpuJ2co:
- Carmania, Grosser Kurfuerst
i Syedlitz znajdowa}y sic W po-
blizu palqcego sic okretu. Burza
panowala straszna, Wicher dal
szalony. Zblizywszy sic do Vol
turna tax jednak, bySmy swego O.
kretu ma szwank ME uarazili
Dwie trzecie okretu byly w plo-
mieniach. Pasazerowie Enajdo--
wall sic W przedniej czeSci okre-
tn. Zwioka byiaby fataln9. We
zwalem ochotnik6w i wysiaiem
l6dz pod komendq piatego Office
ra Kummella. Morze bylo "a bu-
rzliwe. Wicher "a silny. Poznlej
wyslalem dwie lodzie pod dowo-
dztwem drugiego oficera Mans
zelda i 5-go oficera kummela
Lodzie te wr5cily pozniej, Jedna
HATTERMAN iSGlanz pozyczaja PIE
-, ,,co,,orfo l11ns AIiluia n 4 a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-10-14
TeIegTamy KTajeWe'
KATASTROFIE MA MO-
NJ RZU.

Nowy York, II pazdziernika.-
Okret kompanii Red Star Line
Kroonland, dazy do Nowego Yor-
ku. Ma on ma swym pokfadzie "A
rozbitk6w okretu ,,Volturno", O.
raz II czlonk6w zalogi tego ME
szczeSliwego parowca. Kroon--
land valley Z wichrami polnoc--
no-zachodnimi. Znajduje sic on
800 mil cd Sandy Hook.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-10-14
z CHIN.

Pekin, II pazdziernika. - Szet
konnej poIicyi pekihskiej zostai
ma rozkaz prezydenta Yuan-Szi-
Kaja stracony, to wskutek O.
skarzenia, re nalezal do spisku ma
zycie prezydenta w ciagu sledz-
twa oskarzony przyzna} sic istot-
ME, ze go poiudniowcy przekupili
! W dniu inauguracyi mial zamach
ma Yuan-Szi-Kaja wykonac.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-10-14

przywiozia trzech rozbitkow,
druga 10. Poznicj wyslalcm wiecei
Iodzi tc po kilku rozbitkow przy
wozily. O godzinie 9tej ostatnia
lodz przywioz}a kapitana. Ma po-
kIadzie nicszczcSliwcgo dkretu
mkt ME zostaI. ZdolaliSmy zabrat
L pokiadu 50 ludzi psa nalezace-
60 do kapitana. Zabralismy potem
nasze lodzie poplynelislny dalej
kapitan Nolturna powiada mi
ze jedna l6dz zawierajaca pasaze-
row kabinowych opusci}a ME
szczeSliwy okret o godzinie Sci
LODI SIG przewrociIa i wszyscy
zatoneli. Druga lodz zawleraJQca
miedzypokladowc6w rozbila sic
na morzu. Wszyscy zgineE. Trze-
cia l6dz prawdopobonie wyaz}a 2
bury tel bezpiecznie. Okrety
Carmania i Campania poszukujq
tel }odzi.
ZE SPRAWY SULZERA.
Albany, N. Y, II pazdziernika
Wczoraj sad rozpatrujacy spra--
we Sulzera ME przyszedf do zad-
nej decyzyi. Odroczono sic nasle
po sesyi trwajqcej zaledwie pol
torej godziny do dnia dzisiejsze-
godziny do dnia dzisiejszego, Sad
zada lepszego wyjasnienia zarzu,
tn, ze Sulzer namawial Swiadk6w
bv ME zeznawali przed komitetem
Sledczym.
Zdaje sic, re oSmiu artyku-
low skierowanych przeciw Sulze'
rowi ME wiele zostanie. Sulzel
Dokoaczenle :. stronlcy 5-teI
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-10-14
" Mexyku COraz GOrzej,
nZiemia Cara Mikolaja
I prOCGSu 0 mOrd rvtuaIDyD
Wojna z Sufrazystkami.
Szef Policyi stracony.
Ofiary AwiatYki.
u NIEIMIEC..
Ofiary Awiatyki.
y NIEIMIEC.,
Co kapitan Kroonlandu m6wi o katastrofle morskeJ-
Procesu jeszcze ME zakonczono.- Lotn'k zsnat'-
POmagai RockefellerOwi

nej; wybrzeze posiada okofo 200
mil geograficznych dlugoSci.
Szczegoly odkrycia beda ogloszo-
ne pozniej.
- Podobno zdrowie carewicza
w. ks. Aleksego znacznie sig po-
prawiio: donosza o tenn ze sfer
dworskich, dobrze jakoby poinfor-
mowanych, chociaz faktycznie
Mkt ME vie, co temu 9-cioletnie--
mu, kiepsko rozwinietemu die
ciakowi brakuje JAZZ go lecz2;
wciaz on jest choryIwciqz dono-
sza, re jest juz ma drodze do
zdrowia.
Kijow, II pazdziernika. - Ca
ly sad, sadzacy sprawe zyda Bel
lissa, oSkarzonego o mord rytual-
ny, dokonany rzekomo ma osobie
zchrze5ciianskiego chlopca Juszyh-
skiego, udal sic wczoraj ma miej-
see zbrodni do starej cegielni,
gdzie cialo znaleziono.W procesie
tym. znamiennie stwierdzajacym
wrogie zydom tendencye wiadz
rosyjskich, grajacych ma fanatyz-
mie ciemnych mas prawosiawne--
60 ludu, coraz widoczniej okazu-
je sic, &c Juszynski zostal ME
przcz Beilissa zamordowany, ale
mozc przcz wiasnych krewnych,
jak to jeden Z ostatnio Sluchanych
Swiadk0w zeznal, o czem rozpisu-
jc sic, krytykujqc Postepowanic
>adowc, konscrwatywnc antiSc--
mickie, ale sprawicdliwc pismo
rosyjSkie ,,Kijewlanin'.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-10-14
T. AWIATYKI.

Tenant, Francya, II pazdzler-
nika. - MiaIy sic tn wczoraJ cd
bye miedzynarodowe zawody ba-
lonow; do startu zglosiio sic Is
balon6w ,ale silna wichura, ktora
wczoraj panowaia, spowodowaia
odlozenie zawod6w do pomys!-
nieiszei pogOdy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-10-14
Z NIEMIEC.

Hamburg, II pazdziernika. -
Kompania okretowa Hamburg
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-10-14

HATTERMAN / CLAM pozyczaja pie
niadze ma properta. lilo Milwaskos
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-10-14

Dokoaczenie :. stronicy 5-teJ
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-10-14

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Arizona republican., 1913-05-27
SUMMER HIGH SCHOOL
 GLASSES IN SESSION
Tomorrow Work Will Begin; Today
 the Last Day of Registration; Large Number of Students

More students registered at the high school yesterday than have ever signed for summer work on the first day of registration before. The books will be open again today, and tomorrow the regular class work will begin. MT. Claude D. Jones will have charge Of mathematics and science; MT c. l.. Michael will teach commercial sub jects, and English and Latin will be taught by MT. l. Colodny.
 Between May 26 and August the students of the summer school do th ? equivalent of a full semester's work, and they receive credit accordingly on the books of the high school. The sum- mer classes are in session almost eX- actly the same number of hours as the corresponding classes in the winter. and the smaller number of students in the summer gives great opportunity for personal help from the teacher.
 Classes in the following subjects are already assured: freshman A algebra :; freshman algebra; general science, beginning Latin. beginning geometry, English, history, bookkeeping, short hand. typewriting and business Eng fish. Other subjects will be included if the demand for them is sufficient
Arizona republican., 1913-05-27
SAW THE GREAT PIER
 GO DOWN WITH THOUSANDS
Return of Otto Bake and Mother
 Frcm the Coast

Otto Bake returned yesterday on his vacation from Hitchcock Military Academy at San Rafael, Cal, and wit now be the guest of Phoenix for three months. most of which time will be devoted to getting enough to eat. The military academy, one of the best in the country. is run by men who believe that there is danger in overeating and that full stomach does not go with a full head.
 Otto was met at Los Angeles by his mother and it was their intention 70 stay there a week But they were at Long Beach last Saturday when the big double deck municipal pier went down with 10000 people. They saw the crash and heard the screams of the victims who lived long enough to scream. After the collapse the dead lay about on the sands still wet from the receding tide and many who fell face downward were doubtless smoth- cred in the sand.
 The dead were, with one exception. women and most of them were elderly After that sight, Mrs. Bake and Otto, believing that they had seen all of southern California that they cared to see, arranged to hurry to Phoenix where there are no municipal piers.
 But before that disaster they had visited San Gabriel Mission and saw McGroarty's famous Mission Play, which is equalled in the world only by the great outdoor play at Oberam- mergau.
Arizona republican., 1913-05-27

are trying to agree on which route shall constitute the link in the Ocean t. ocean highway. As matter of fact the northern route was endorsed by the National old Trails ocean to ocean Highway association in Kan sas City, but the southern roads boosters have broken away and have started the organization of trt- state road league with the object of building by state. city and county aia the southern link from Roswell, New Mexico. 10 San Diego. passing Fl Faso. Douglas, Tucson, Phoenix, Yuma and Fl Centro.
 The total work planned is estimat- ed to be in excess of $40. 900. 00o, Of which fully three fifths will be spent in California
 With this road work as a basis Hendre is preparing his report to show that the west. which already lsl the sccorl greatest automobile market in the world. will. because of the climatic conditions and the open ing Of the Panama canal. within three years become even a greater auto market than New York and New England. which holds the record at the present time
Arizona republican., 1913-05-27
BEST MONTH OF MAY
 OF BIG CURI0 STORE
Complete Stock for Related Buyers Of
 Graduation Gifts

Within the last few weeks. Balke's Big Curio store has sold hundreds of people graduation gifts which have been distributed about Phoenix and sent to all parts of the country, many going abroad The Big Curio. store made a larger appropriation for such gifts than usual this year and it it's sales have been much heavier. It has been the best May by far in the his tory of the store
 The May trade is largely made up of graduation gifts and people seem to have awakened to the fact that gifts out of the ordinary, such as may be secured at the Big Curio store, are more appreciated than common place gifts. Many man or woman has . graduation gift which is cherished as a keepsake and a momento of the pleasant school days ~
 The stock at the Big Curior store is yet quite complete despite the heavy run on it of the last few weeks. So
Arizona republican., 1913-05-27

''Broncho Billy" at the Lion the ater today tomorrow and Thursday Advertisement.
Arizona republican., 1913-05-27

add the classic touch which is neces- sary in order that the old building may harmonize with the three new ones on Van Buren street.
 The high school buildings, which al ready form the most impressive group in the state, will gain much in effectiveness through the new inn provements. So far the three neN buildings of the group have Iaborel a a disadvantage. The brick work of the old building contrasts with the smooth, white walls of the new ones. and the result was small advantage to either But now what has long been called a group is to be a group n fact, and a single, style of Architecture will rule even as single spirit has al ways dominated in Phoenix Union High School.
Arizona republican., 1913-05-27
THE FOLLOWING RECITAlS
 OPEN ID THE PUBLIC
Will be Held at the Arizona School of
 Music the Present Week

Tuesday evening. May 27, at S:30 Miss Ona Ehlan, assisted with vocal numbers by Miss Dorothea Packard.
 Wednesday afternoon. at 3:30 o'clock, recital by young people from the dIf- ferent departments.
 Thursday evening, at 80 o'clock, piano recital by Miss Carmelita Ward. assisted by Mrs. Blanche Hughes Summers in vocal numbers, and Miss Edith Liebenow, violin.
 Friday afternoon, at 3:30 o'clock, re- citaI by boys and girls from the diff ferent departments.
 Saturday afternoon, a 3:30 o'clock recital by very young boys and girls from the different departments
Arizona republican., 1913-05-27

strict confidence. A woman can freely talk of her private illness to woman !;
 thus has been established confidential
 correspondence which has extended over
 many years and which has never been
 broken. Never have they published a
 testimonial or used letter without the
 written consent of the writer, and never
 has the Company allowed \these conf
 dential letters to get out of their pos
 session, as the hundreds of thousands
 of them in their files will attest
 Out of the vast volume of experience
 which they have to draw from, it is more than possible that they possess the very knowledge needed in your case. Moth ing is asked in return except your good
 will, and their advice has helped thou sands. Surely any woman, rich or poor, should be glad to take advantage of this generous offer of assistance Address Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co.,, (con- fidentiaD Lynn, Mass.
 Every woman ought to have Lydia E. Pinkham's 3O-page Text Book. It is not a book for general distribution, as it is too expensive. It is free and only obtainable by mail. Write for 1t today.
Arizona republican., 1913-05-27
OLD P. H. $. BUILDING
 WILL LOOK LIKE NEW
Work of Clothing Hall of Commerce in White Will Probably Begin
 Within a Month

It is the expectation of the hign school administration that the work of remodeling the Hall of CommerC ? will commence within a month and that the old building will be clad atl in new rainment before school opeps next fall
 The towers and other eXcresenCes which al present ornament CD the structure will be torn down. and afte,- the frills have thus been removed tiie whole exterior surface of the Hall will be plastered. A columned portico over the west or Fifth street entrance Wijl
Arizona republican., 1913-05-27
FREE ADVICE TO SICK WOMEN
Thousands Have BeenHeiped By Common Sense
 Suggestions.
Women suffering from any form of female ills are invited to communicate

promptly with the
 W O m a n's private correspondence de- partment of the Ly- dia E. Pinkham M ed- icine Co.,, n n,
 Mass. Your letter will be opened, read and answered by g woman and held in
Arizona republican., 1913-05-27

that those who have overlooked re- membranes for their young friends may still call and have wide va riety to select from. Included in it are Indian bracelets. all kinds of na- tive Indian jewelry, articles of jew elry of petrified wood set in solid gold Mexican drawn work and articles made up of native copper-Advertise- mcnt.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-11
WEDDING.
ArnoId--Dawson


 In St Peters Episcopal church, Un- ioRtown, Pa, Tuesday evening at 7.30 o'clock, Henry Dyer Arnold of New burg, N. r.. son of Rev. and Mrs. Hen ry T, Arnold. of Williams street, this city, and Miss Harvie Ray Dawson, daughter of MT. and Mrs. John Mich OIas Dawson, of Un1ontown, Pa, were united in marriage by Rev, Frederick w. Beelman of South Bethlehem, Pa The one ring service was used, The bride wore a beautiful gown of white brocaded crepe de chine trimmed with lace and carried & large bouquet of lilies of the valley. Mrs. Charles A. Rome of Evanston, H.. was the ma tron of honor, and she was goWned in lavender charmeuse and carried bou~ Quet of lavender dahlias. The maid of honor, Miss Gwendolyn Barnes, of Uniontown, Pa, was also gowned in lavender charmeuse and carried laven- der dahnas. The bridesmaids. Miss Mary Dawson of Uniontown, a niece of the bride, Miss Mary Louise Dial of Springfield, O.. Miss Martha Ruby of Uniontown and Miss Helen Davis of Youngstown, O., were prettily attired in gowns of yellow charmeuse with white lace and carried dahiias. The best man was Anthony B. Arnold of Westfaeld, N. J.. & brother of the groom, and the ushers were J. Little ton Dawson and George L. Dawson of Uniontown. brother and nephew of the bride, respectively, O. Chester Johnson of P1atnfisld. N. J., and Robert c. John son and Weston c, PuIlen Of Norwich,
 As the bridal party marched down the main aisle of the church Men delggohn's wedding march was played by Miss Ethel Roden of Uniontown, and on ths return she played the bridal chorus from Loiasngrin, The church decorations were green and white,
 44 reception followed ths ceremony at the home of the brtdsE' parents at 1s2 AsrSantown street. At the wed= diHg supper served st the house there Was bridal table, Tha Toons were prsfkily decorated, There were many out of t9wR guests ia attepdahce at tha wedding and g, wealth of handsome gifts was received,
 MR, AFReld is a. gRadElate ef the N, E. A., class ef 1905, and now holds q responsible position as chemist ia a large bleaehsFy in NeWburg. His bride is popular in URieato#a and has a wide circle of friends. On the day pre- cediHg the wedding the wedding party with a, few friends were entertained at luncheon by MES. SeameRS at the Sum init hotel aad in the evening they were guests ef Mrs. Howell at tue GeuRtrF sSaIh.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-11
GIVE THE HAIR THE FOOD IT NEEDS
Partsian Sage Soaks In Az Once. Feeds, Cleanses
 and Makes Hair Grow.

What a delight to have 8 beautiful head ef hai4 fluffy. 1ugtEeus, abundant and free from dandruff.
 Half Is a plant and your head IS garden =A little cultivation works wonders. IF the hair is too dry it needs freshening up. if 1t begina to get thin 1t needs fertilizing.
 Parisian Sage IS a scientifically made preparation that gives the hair just what 1t lacks to make 1t soft, luxurianti abundant and radiant with life. It re- moves dandruff immediately and cleanses the hair of dirt and excessive oils, It is perfectly harmless.
 Parisfan Sage is a tea-coiored nQuld not sticky or greasy-delicately per fumed, that comes tn fifty cent bottles at the druggists and toilet couRters The '%siH with the Auburn Hair on the package.
 The very first application w%& as- tonish you-f used daily for week you will be delighted with the i'm provement it has made in your hall and scalp.
 You run no risk as The Lee & Os- good Go. guarantees to refund ths money if you are not perfectly satisfied "a safe offer on their part. Delighted users of Parisian Sage all over the country write us enthusiastically about it. They pronounce 1t a rare and won derful hair dressing.