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PENOBSCOT.

Miss Callie Leach has gone to Brockton.
Mass, for the winter.
Miss Margaret McManus spent the
Thanksgiving recess at her home in Ban
gor.
Mrs, Martha Sellers has opened fancy
goods store over William Sellers grocery
store.
Miss Effie Bridges went to Belfast Fri
day on her way to Boston, after the sum-
mer here.
George o. Littlefield and wife went In
Boston Saturday, after month at their
home here.
Jasper Leach went to Bangor Monday.
de has accepted a position with the New
York Syndicate.
There will be grand ball at the town
hall Thursday evening, Dec. 8. Grieve's
orchestra, Winterport.
The ladies' aid society OF the Methodist
church will hold a parcel-p post sale at the
town hall Wednesday evening, Dec. 8.
NOV. 81. WooDLoCKE.
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OTTER CREEK.

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ansel
Davis Nov. &c.
Frederick Stanley, aged about seventy
three years, died Tuesday morning, Nov.
"a. He had been in poor health several
years, but was about part of the time
until about a week ago. He had always
lived in this community, and will be
greatly missed. He kept the postoffice
and a general store here for several years,
and after his health failed, his business
was carried on by his daughter, Miss
Edith, who died last spring. Since that
time he had been faithfully cared for by
Alonzo Harvey and wife. He leaves one
daughter-Mrs. Greeley Walls, and one
son - Rev. Fred Stanley, OF Hallowell.
Funeral services were held at the home
Thursday morning, Rev. A. NJ. MacDon-
aid, of Bar Harbor, officiating.
Nov 30 q,
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| To all persons interested in either of the es-
tates hereinafter named:
| AT probate court held at Ellsworth, in and
Tor the county of Hancock, on the seven
teenth day of November, a. d. 1914, being an
adjourned session of the November a. d.
1914 term OF said court
'GNHE following matters having been ure-
sented foc the action thereupon herein
after indicated. it is hereby ordered: That
notlce thereof be given to all persons inter
este0, by causing copy of this order to be
published three weeks successfully In the
Ellsworth American newspaper published
at Ellsworth, in said county, that they may
appear at probate court to be held at ELS
worth IN said county, on the eighth day OF
december a. d. 1914 at ten of the clock in the
cause. 10y s~
John 7. Miller, late of BIuehill, in said
county, deceased. Petition filed by Nellie T.
hidlon, executlix of the last will and testa
ment OF said deceased, that the inheritance
tax upon said estate by determined by the
Judge of probate.
Mary Cadwalader Mitchell, late OF Philadel
phia, Pennsylvania, deceased Petition filad
oy Ricnard M. Cadwalader, one of the exec
utors OF the last will and testament and
codicll thereto OF said deceased, that the in
herltance tax upon said estate be determined
by the judge of probate.
George 5. Bowdoin, late OF the city comfy
and state OF New York, deceased Petition
nled by Temple Bowdoin. one of the execn-
tors OF the last will and testament and codiciI
thereto OF said deceased, that the Inheritance
Tax upon said estate be determined NV fhs
judge of probate.
JEROME III. KNOWLES. Judge of said Court.
true copy OF the original order
Attest:-T. F. MAHoNEY, Register.
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EAST BLUEHILL.
UsE FEMME.

Arthur En'erton shot buck Saturday,
M II. p. Long went to Rockland
thursday.
Luther W. BTifges has employment in
SOrthheId, VT.
School opened this morning, after a
|sseS's vacation.
ans John Tufts has gone to Waltham,
Mass, for the winter.
u'ofge Carter ami Lester Grindle have
'''A IN NoFthteld, VT, cutting granite.
l. v Long and wife went to Portland
-''usy Tor two weeks visit with their
'on' A. l. Long.
H'iola Conary, who is scalloping with
P'' H. P. Long from Rockland, spent
'Ns Weekend at home.
|, a. f. strout and wife, of Springfield,
n =. are with Mrs. strout's parents, w.
= "ardwell and wife.
NJ Nora Wight went to Waltham,
n - ~ tuesday, called there by the illness
laughter, Miss Ethel Wight.
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COUNTY OF HANCOCK SIS. November 10, 1914.
TAKEN this nineteenth day of November
Il 1914, on execution dated October az 1914
issued on q judgment rendered by the su.
PeDobscot, at term thereof begun and held
on the first day Of October, 1914, TO wit,
October 20, 1914, in favor of Webster f.
Chute, CT Holden. in said county of Penob-
said county OF Hancock. for four hundred and
thirty six dollars and five cents damage
aud ten dollars and sixty-five cents costs OF
suit, and will be sold at public auction at the
Shersn's office in Ellsworth, in said county of
hancock, to the highest bidder. on the
twenty sixth day of December, 1914, at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon, the following de.
scribed real estate. and all the right title
and interest which the said Merrill p Turner
has and had in and to the same on the
eighteenth day of July, 1914, the time when
the same was attached on the writ in the
same suit, to wit:
A certain lot or parcel of land, situated in
Biuehill, in the county Of Hancock and State
Beginning on the caste rly side of the highway
leading from the ingalls, schoolhouse so.
called 70 Marks corner. at the northwest cor
ner OF Charles A Conary's land; thence north
20 east eighty rods to corner bounds; thence
nortneriy by land of @. A. Conary and c. E.
bllllngs following the pasture fence about
ninety. eight rods to land of Vespasian. Com
airy; thence westerly about eight rods to cor
ner bounds: thence by land Of Vespasiar
Conary north 47o west to spring and corner
bounds: thence southwesteriy on line of said
Conary's land fifty. two rods to corner of the
renee; thence southeasterly by the fence
forty rods to corner; thence westerly by the
renee twenty-tw rods to corner; thence
thence southerly by the highway forty. Eve
rods to place of beginning.
Sheriff.
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NORTH PENOBSCOT,

J. M. Huthchins, who has been ill, il
improving.
Christina Hatch has gone to Brockton
Mass, to teach.
Earl Grindle and wife returned to Ban
gor Monday after short visit here.
Amy Spragne returns to her school in
franklin Monday, after weeks vacation
Chrystal Hutchins has returned to Win
terport to complete a thirteen weeks
term.
Several moose have been seen and pur-
sued by hunters in this vicinity but es-
capped.
Reuben Grindle recently sold the
stdmpage ON valuable woodlot to Henry
Dunbar, OF East Orland.
Miss Hunting, Of Winterport, will begin
school to-day to succeed Miss Nellie
Colby, OF Bucksport, who has taught here
several terms with success.
Nov. 80. "A.
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EAST FRANKLIN.
J.. E. M,

Oscar Hartman is still seriously i'll.
T. M. Blaisdell was in Bangor on bust
ness last week.
Miss Marion Wentworth, who has been
teaching in Wesley, is home.
Miss Florence Blaisdell, who has been
teaching at Townsend, Mass, is home fol-
short vacation.
George W. Madison and wife were
guests Of G. e. Dwelley and family
Thanksgiving day.
8. r. Scammon and wife gave delight
full party Saturday evening in honor OF
Miss Hester Clark.
Mrs. Annie Blaisdell and daughter Car
rie took Thanksgiving dinner with her
niece, Mrs. Caddie Haskell, at North Sui
hvan.
Mrs. Mabel Clark, with daughter
Hester, and Mrs. Edgar Scammons, OF
West Franklin, called on Mrs s. r. Scam
mons Thanksgiving day. Miss Hester re-
manned for visit.
Nov. 80. b.
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has been visiting Mrs. ]. Fl Hoorer -.
returned home. -a'
mere was Thanksgiving concert at the
ehufch Sunday evening. The children
reserve much praise for the creditable
inshner In which their parts were rem
dered.
ABOUT fifty gathered at the home OF
irving candage Thursday evening where
= social time was spent. An original and
appropriate poem by Mrs. Candage was
appreciated.
MISS Grace Friend and Raymond c..
Grant were married Thanksgiving dav at
the home OF the brides mother, Mrs. M. e.
Friend. The bride and groom are among
ths highly esteemed young people OF this
place, and good wishes attend them.
Nov. 30. u
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF MAINE.
,F HANCOCK IS

COUNTY HANCOCK IS.
TAKEN on execution wherein Berry, Dodge
l. Co., of Boston, county of Suffolk, Com
monwealth of Massachusetts, is plaintiff and
Ester NJ. Pho, of Ellsworth, county of Han
cock. State OF Maize. is defendant, and will
be sold by public auction, on the 28thAday of
December a. d. 1914, at three O'Clock in the
in said Ellsworth in said county, all the right
in equity which said Ester M. Pho, of said
Ellsworth, in said county of Hancock, has or
had on the 10th day of July, a. d. 1914, to
deem the following described mortgaged real
estate, situated in said Ellsworth, in said
county of Hancock, to wit: certain lot or
parcel of land with the buildings thereon,
bounded and described as follows, viz:
Beginning on Fourth street at the north
west corner OF the Hardwood Factory lot, So
called; thence southerly on the westerly line
of the Hardwood Factory lot eight rods;
thence westerly and parallel with said
Fourth Street five rods; thence northerly and
parallel with the first mentioned line eight
rods to said Fourth Street; thence easterly on
said Fourth Street to the place of beginning,
containing forty square rods, more or less,
and being the same premises conveyed to
the said Ester NJ. Pho by deed from John T.
Higgins, dated the twenty-third day of
| April, a. d. 1918, and recorded in vol. 497,
| cock county, Maine.
| Said real estate is subject to a mortgage
| given by said Ester NJ. Pho to wellington
| Haslam, of Ellsworth, in said county and
| State. and recorded in the registry of deeds,
| book SOC, page 1856, on which is said to be due
| about one hundred dollars.
F. o. SILsBy,
| Sheriff.
| Dated at Ellsworth, Maine, November Is, a.
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q.
WEST SURRY.

John Pert, of South Bluehill, was the
guest Of his niece, Mrs. /. E. Lafkin, last
week.
Seven young men OF this vicinity took
part in an old fashioned deer hunt
Thanksgiving day, returning with two
deer.
C. P. Dorr, OF Ellsworth, and Daniel
Carter, of East Orland, shot large buck
last week.
Mrs. Maud N. Carter and Leonard Gray,
both of Surry, were married at the home
of s. A. McGraw Nov. IA.
Nov. 80. l..
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nesday when Capt. Willard Staples was
taken violently i'll with neuralgia Of the
heart, living but a few hours. Capt.
Staples had followed the sea since young
man, for many years going foreign vow
ages, his wife accompanying him large
part OF the time. Only one year ago they
settled in their home here. He will be
much missed. He leaves a wife, one
daughter by a former marriage Miss
Ruth Staples, one brother Warren
Staples, and four sisters Mrs. Cora Stock
bridge, Mrs. EsteIla Joyce, Mrs. Rens
Joyce and Mrs. Grace johnson, all OF this
place.
Nov. 28. j. e. M,
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LAAfOlNE.

John Hodgkins is at home from Bar
Harbor for the winter.
Mrs. Oscar Remick and son, OF Bayside,
are visiting at w. S. Cousins.
A family party of twenty met with E..
M. King and wife Thanksgiving day.
Eben FL. King spent Thanksgiving in
Bar Harbor with Eben Whitaker and
family.
School closed Friday for weeks vaca-
ton, after term OF progress with Mrs
Elvira Young as teacher.
Nov. 30. X. ID.
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EAST SURRY,

Miss Lillian Hartgrove is at, work al
M. ID. Chatto's.
Miss Geneva Stinson spent Thanksgiv-
ing vacation at home.
Miss Winifred Lord has gone to Au-
gusta, where she has employment.
Anna d. Stinson is visiting her father
Philip Stinson, after two years in Cali
fornia.
Fred Closson and son, of Bass Harbor,
spent Thanksgiving with his father,
George E. Clossou.
Nov. 80. G..
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RHEUMATISM SIGNALS.

When you suffer from dull pains in the
back and every joint and muscle is stiff
and sore, you may be sure the kidneys
are out OF order and rheumatism is get
Rheuma. This remedy opens up the
clogged kidneys, drives out all poisonous
waste matter and cures all danger OF
chronic rheumatism. q. A. Parcher sells
Rheuma for 80 cents; satisfaction guar
anteed.
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ATLANTIC.
Mrs. Levi Joyce is ill of tonsilitis,

Mrs. Levi Joyce is ill of tonsilitis.
Raymond Torrey, Misses Ida Smith and
Mabel Staples are spending Thanksgiving
here with their parents.
Levi Torrey has gone to Bar Harbor to
see his daughter Doris, who is in the hos
pital. His little daughter Elsie accom-
panied him. Miss Torrey is getting along
well, and is expected home soon.
The community was saddened last We'd
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SOUTH SURRY.

8. w, Wilder, of Newton Center, spent
the week END at E. NJ. Cunningham's.
Among those who came home for
Thanksgiving were Dexter Young and
his three sisters, Mrs. Forrest Grover,
Mrs. Erie Grover and William Scott and
wife, Of Bangor; Howard Cunningham
and wife, OF Ellsworth; Albert Shorey
and wife and Earle A. Bonsey, from
Charleston.
Nov. 80. IhAmF'
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COUNTY NEWS
RRooKIIN.

,;,,iau Johnson is visiting at Blue
ND Falls.
"a. Kane and wife are visiting their
ID !. Addison,
a.. Helen Mayo, who has been visiting
!, socaland, is home.
m.,,en Ford, who has been visiting in
,.srsnce, Mass, is home.
Babson and wife were guests Of
"a. At Deer Isle last week.
mart Hill and family and Miss Bernice
de, s are visiting in Old Town.
NJ. Naomi Allen is home from Boston,
.s.,s .ne has been visiting her children.
= r stanley, who has been in town the
:, week, returned to Bangor Saturday.
Mas elsie sherman, who is teaching at
,.as island. spent Thanksgiving at home.
pol.nd Ca2er and wife, who have been
!, surry. where Mr.. Carter has a weir, are
| h home.
G Farnsworth has had his two boats
,.s,n 10 Ellsworth to be hauled mp for
/ be winter.
tsxis Freethey, of Naskesg, who has
Asu in poor health the past year, Is seri-
ossly III.
n, and Mrs. Fred l.. Cole are receiving
organizations on the birth OF son,
born Nov. %.
George Holden and wife leave to-day
N Massachusetts,, where they.will be the
,ussts Of their children.
william sylvester has moved his family
snk TO sedgwick, after having lived in
|vxu.during he summer.
", Il. Freethey and wife, who have lived
Il Center Harbor this season, have re-
tanned to their home at the Bay.
Ms. A. H. Mayo and Harold D. Powers,
sho we're called to Boston by the death OF
Mr.. Lee ii. Powers, returned home Sat-
|traay.
Mrs. A. j. Babson and Mrs. Nj. A. FIye
have to-day for Roxbury, Mass, where
,sey will be the guests OF Mrs. Charles
West.
Ernest Dowell and family, OF Warren
loo, Va, are visiting Mrs. Dowells par
sn,s. r. W. Smith and wife. Mrs.
Dozell's friends are pleased to welcome
her home,
Center harbor Rebekah circle will hold
! sale at l. o. o. T. hall Saturday evening,
Dsc.5, There will be parcel post sale, q
soser tub, fancy articles and cooked food
e. so.s.
Mrs. Adelaide Marks .and Miss Addie
Marks have gone to Sometvilie, Mass.
From there Miss Marks will go TO New
York to spend the winter. Mrs. Marks
viii spend the winter with her daughter,
Mrs.. Charles Wakefield.
Schools in the grades begin Dec. Z for
iss sinier terms, with the following
lsaebers; Nillsge, Miss Lena Cousins:
BaTen, Miss Ada Herrick; West Brooklin,
Mss Orend,e Mason, of Bluehill; No. I,
Mss Lasita bridges; North Brooklin,
Mrs Fsnnie Maddox. of BIuehill; Mas
Sssg, Miss Rachel Cole.
The many friends OF Mabel Foster, wife
y l&e II. fos err, of Dorchester, Mass,
s'Fs stoeked to hear Of her death a: her
aFTs tuesday morning, OF blood poison
NJ OF the brain. Mrs. Powers was ever
'N'ng to lend her ala in everything that
ss Tor the advancement OF the town,
ah'r socially or for the church. Her
lone was always a social center where her
1ih! hIehus we're wont to gather.
'en ~ mpathy is ielt for her husband,
mo specially needs her helping hand,
ao ior her son. Friends OF BROOKLYN join
MN them in common sorrow.
NV ~. USE FEMME.
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COUNTY NEWS.
TRENTON.

TRENTON.
Frank spratt spent last week in Bar
Harbor.
School will open Dec. 4; Miss Young
teacher.
Henry Estey has moved his family to
Ellsworth.
Peter Anderson, who has had employ
ment on the State highway work the past
four months, has returned to Bar Harbor
Lonnie Woodwork, wife and son Har-
old, Of Bar Harbor, are visiting Mrs.
Woodwcrth's parents, b. F. Jordan and
| wife.
Tilden Bowden and wife are receiving
congratulations on the birth OF a daugh-
ter. Mr.. Bowden and wife are spending
the winter at Bar Harbo
A. Williams & Co., with their crew of
Italian laborers, left last week for Chelsea,
Mass, where. they have large contract
for sewer work. They will return in the
spring and complete the State highway
here.
Nov. 80. MAY.
School closed in districts 5 and Nov.
rs, for two weeks.
Harvard Copp spent Tuesday and We'd
nesday OF last week in Bangor.
Mrs. Sabin Leland has gone to Lowell.
Mass, to visit her daughter, Mrs. Lura
Snow.
Mrs. Anna Anderson left Friday for
Milton, N. H., to visit her sister, Mrs.
Wiley.
Miss Mariana Marshall has gone to
Lamoine to visit her sister, Mrs. Bernice
Salisbury.
Shepherd Leland and wife, of Hulls
Cove, visited their uncle, Thompson Le-
land, recently.
Edward Cameron, who has been visiting
his sister, Mrs. Alfred Marshall, has re-
turned to Pittsfeld.
Harry Copp and wife and Fred Copp, of
Bar Harbor, spent Thanksgiving day with
their mother, Mrs. Hannah Copp.
Nov. 80. SPEC.
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ORLAND.

All are pleased to hear that Edgar R.
Page is improving after serious illness.
The many friends Of Mrs. George Moore,
of East Holden, are panied to learn Of the
critical illness Of her youngest child,
Kenneth. Mrs. Moore's brother and sis
ter, Arthur Hutchins and Mrs. Howard
Churchill, went to East Holden Monday
to be with their sister during critical
surgical operation on the little fellow at
the E. M. G. hospital, Bangor.
Nov 20 II
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REACH.

Miss Matte G. Knight, OF Derby, VT, is
visiting here.
Levi Knight and wife, after few weeks
in Massachusetts,, are home.
William p. Lowe has had a seven-horse
power engine installed in bis sioop.
Mrs. S. r. Lowe, with daughters
Gertrude and Claribel, is visiting her par
ents in RocklaDd.
d. w. Torrey, wife and son Wellington,
who have spent few weeks in Boston and
vicinity, are home.
Nov. 26. L.
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SEDGWICK.

'uss Fila Lawrence, OF Lubec, is the
e's'' Of Miss Mary Paris.
- Jennie Ciough, who spent the
IN Clinton, Conn.,, is here with
ss Mildred Lord, OF Brooksville, who
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Strteen ounces Of performance to epery
pound Of promise in the advertisements
Of THE AMERICAN.
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WYE, John A. Somes, administrator Of the
w estate of John w. Somes, late of
Mount Desert. deceased, and Melville L.
Allen. both of the town OF Mount Desert,
Hancock county, Maine, hereby give notice
that we have claim by mortgaee upon the
following personal property, viz: All the
furniture CT every name and nature, includ-
ing beds, bedding, chairs Of all kinds. tables,
stoves. dishes, brio a brac, etc. in the house
owned by William s. B. Cram situated at
Southwest Harbor, Hancock county. Maine
Said mortgage is from William s. B. Cram,
of Boston, county of Suffolk, commonwealth
of Massachusetts, to the said John W. Somes
and Melville L. Allen. is dated January IL,
1911, and recorded January ID, 1911, in the
Office of the clerk of the town OF Southwest
Harbor. Maine, in book l, page $50,
The conditions of said mortgage have been
claim foreclosure of the same and give this
notice for that purpose as by law provided.
JOHN A. SoMEs, administrator of
the estate of John w. Somes.-
MELVILLE L. ALLEN.
Mt. Desert Maine, Nov. is, 1914.
THE subscriber hereby gives notice that
1 he has been duly appointed executor
of the last will and testament of
TYLER ii. STANLEY, late of CRANBERRY
ISLES,
in the county of Hancock, deceased, and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons having
demands against the estate of said deceased
are desired TO present the same for settIem. nj .
and all indebted thereto are requested 10
make payment Immediately.
GEORGE R. HADLocK.
Islesford, Me-, Nov. IL, 1914.
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NOTICE OF FOKECL,l,URE.

Dated at Ellsworth, Maine, November Is,
d. 1914,
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r.. H.
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STATE OF MAINE.

Dated this nth day of November, a. d. isi q.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17
Carlton Mccarthy.
John H!rsChberS.
John -. Blair.
JNhn Mnnn. Ir.

These hvo candidates seek tho nomi.
nation to MI the vacancies which viii
be caused by the expiration of the
terms OF Mcssrs. Ii!rschbcrE ana Nc
Carthy. on January l. 1918. The pri-
mary will be held on July &c. ana from
now until that date spirited cam
paIgn Is anticipated.
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fnl. and aell ut fairly reasonable prices.
y few straw berries have mndo their
appearance.
PiEs arc very scarce and high and
sold recently. at ak weeks old. for
Sc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17
SIMPLE HAIR STYLES
THIS YEAR

The English nun" with It's ao-
compnny'ne dozen OF simple styles
which bark back 10 our own sunbon-
not days. is here. 40 trust TO spend
long dino. Some way. woman's
hair nevor looks 20 attractive as
chen Il is dressed In the sinipIeat
mnnncr. p'oVihins 81 IS one OF the
styles which suit the face OF the
wcarer However. the simple meth
ods leave less opportunity for ar;i-
fee and make greater care necessary
IN keeping tho hair clean and ius-
trous. CanthroN Is "a shampoo which
offers quick. easy ana economical
way 10 cleanse tho scalp. II gill
restore 10 the huir its sof, nun. rich
gloss ana natural color. You mako
IL lay dissoiV!ue IL toaspccnCul can
,hfoN. which every drug store car
ries IN stock IN cup hot water,
tncn pour slowly on the head ne
YOU rub brislNy. This makes
thtet soothing lnthcr that alinys
Ir'iiotion, makes tho head ,ccl good
and puts the scalp ir healthy con
diuou. which assures beautiful.
heavy ir.-Advcrtlscmcnt