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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-06
Mr.. Calvin
Well Pleased.

p. H. Calvin, sent out by the Unitsd
States government department OF ag-
riculturc, TO work in this section In
conjunction with Clesom College, said
last night that he was we'll pleased
with what he had seen in Anderson
county MIR. Calvin Is q man CO ability
along the lines no Is devoting himself
anu II the Anderson people will listen
to his advice concerning live stock and
cover crops they may learn much. He
viii be in this immediate vicinity for
several days.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-06
Arrested Seven Times in Week

q !iFNby AssuIIHlEu f'rrHsJ a - "a 8
Chicago. March John w. Worth
hston. head OF, the defunct American
Banking Association, was arrested to-
night for the -seventh. time III as many
days. AS the. banker slapped from the
detective bureau, where he obtained
release on a bond of $4,000. he was
served with u federal warrant charging
him with using the mails to. defraud.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-06
Siander Charge
MnAe by Preacher.

Rev. =. N. Sanders, pastor OF the
second Baptist church OF Anderson has
had warrnat sworn out for the arrest
OF WIFI Miles, a young man In the
Prospect section OF the county. The
charge Ia malicious slander. Miles
came to town and was released on $500
bond. He declined to take the preii-
minary, stating that he could prove the
charges and that he would do go In
open court. Mr.. Sanders denies the
whole thing as a frame-up. The Intell
ytigencer was approsed of all the al
legged circumstances Wednesday, but az
the details are such that we do not
care to print that kind OF news, we
Will leg the matter rest here untii
-ffsCasf week. 45Sse
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-06

A survey OF an extension OF the
Eyansyille and Rockport traction line
from Kincaid, Ind, to . point opposite
Owensboro, KY. has begun ana ii ie
expected the spur. will he built this
year whep traction cars between
Evans and Owensboro will opefatod
every hour. s ~ 4 = ~ = Z
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-06
BUSINESS Was
Slow Yesterday.

The rain which fell In Anderson yes
terday served to completely paralyzs
business. There wefe few people In
town. Almost none from the country,
and AndsrspIs merchants said Hast
night that the days business was ex-
tremely small compared to that done
during the last few days. The strests
were almost deserted for the better
part Of the day and the activity so
common TO almost every Anderson
business house was lacking.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-06
Railroad Men
Spenfi tie Day.

Amog the visitors to Anderson yes-
tartiay wero J.. w. Cook OF AtIRnta.
natl, TeSa IS e New Orleans railway OF
the Queoh 81 Crescent route and E. w.
Long OF oreenvilie. commercial agesa
of the SeaDcard AR Line railway.
These tlemen stated that The husl.
ness gigan their railroads out OF an
defaon wsts more satlsfact Ia them
Hen thEs getlsfed from any other town
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-06
Bride and Gr6om
Arc Whiting Here.

MIR. and Mrs. James r. Prince ar
rived In Anderson last night aud are
now the gnestsaof Mrs. II. NJ. Prince
ON Orr street Mr.. and Mra. Prince
were MARI. ed Wednesday afternoon at
. o'clock In Thomasville, NJ g., the
bride being Miss Halei fslfzRbeth ,EVbe.
MIR, Prince was for sornetime the day
clerk at the ghiquola hotel In this city
md numbers his friends hero by, the
score, tses 10 stil in the hotel busi-
ness, now being located at Salisbury.
a., .. The yuuTs couple arc receiving
a hearty welcome at the hands OF An
derson people. .f ~
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-06

- The plans of feosgaHlsasi sioa3ss. .sESe,
,Rabesh-P ,ttsburgh Terminai and tbs
Wheeling and Lake Erie RAILROADS
have been compieted anu the rnaas
management as formerly ana operated
az one system. &C ths head oss n iiss5sss viii
be L. +. Loree. posslbly not as prsaf-
dent but as chairman of the hoard.
WonIen Ii the District gnf 1sE.Ih9sa hin.
Iwora only eight hours q day.
Women health authorities and sub-
lie officials are working for the aboli.
ton Of sn1olking In Ghicaeo street cars.
Much OF tae smoking ID tcne 8 70 and
from work during che morning and
evening hours. 8 -
ed % have served il tiis Tehth q. s..
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-06
Chance Fer
GRnaiy Eaters,

n VI
UFnuy hBteFSs -.
Martins Drug store yesterday re-
celved a letter from the Nunnally can
dy factory in Atlanta TO the effect that
the factory Is sending q demonstrator
to show the people just how this fa-
NOUS candy is prepared for the market
and to iiiustrate the fact that no cain
is spared in the effort to make the
candy as pure and wholesome as pos
sible, Mrs, Talbot. ono of the factory's
experts, wall be in charge of the local
demonstration and she will serve some
OF the daiRties to the people who call
at the store onsthe day that she will
be here, next Monday March .. Doubt
less there viii be many to take advan-
tage of this opportunity to learn Just
how this famous candy is manufacture
ed on tho Wholesale plan.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-06
DIR. Heller
Quito I'D,

Anderson people will regret to lsarn
that DIR. s. X. Heller is quite i'll at his
home In TowDviile. DR.. Heller Is one
OF The best known physicians :a AldeF-
ahn oonnte end the Ress that he Is
sick will occasion sorrow in many
family circles in ana around Townville.
1t is hoped by his friends that his in
disnositoR may 10 very short.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-06
DR.. Divers Nice
Bied IN Columbia,

HJFR Its y. pivYqrt lag reO OBlFetl ,,InFor-
nation pk tho;de3th IN tdlain6iai WeH !.
nesday afternoon or MISS PauIifie
steen, his neice. The peculiarly sad
part about the death of this good wom-
eHsswas the fact that within a year
three members of the family kase re-
Signed ,ss Stems sister, Miss So
phia, and their brother-in-law. Rev. w.
G. Lindsay.
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ELECTRIC CIT Y SPARKLETS =
~ -
t1snas st !=sess as caugf Over tho
/" Wireless on the S reefs Of Anderson y
y = a. y y: y - - a. y. s. y s. ~ y 4 y s. - ~ -
= y ~ - as%* :: y y SO y 4 - ). - * -

in this section of any where near the
sire. They also said shat they were
always glad of tho opportunity to
c0me to- Anderson because OF the hos
plsnlity Anderson people always ac-
egFdsd HEM .,s sa. 80.
Really NOW, AY -, 5sa.I,,,.s i,,e.',
II Y6ncller Know p 'Ti',ss - ! & :, -,
Gordon Smith, the English golf
expert who rs now w,temnorarilyi located
ut ,ths Sans soupi club In Greenyiile
for the DgrEnse OF assisting the would
% golfers there to perfect themselves
in the fine points OF the game, has con-
sented to, GONE TO Anderson and give
HIS much desired opinion Of the lay of
the land at Rose Hill club whore the
course Is proposed. Mr. Smiths
visit Is being eagerly, awaited
by the members of the club and II "a
hoped that the course will soon be he
gun. 1t is understood that approxi-
snsteiy 80 acres Of iafid viii be nocss-
Rary for she construction of the links.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-06
Every Member
Siionii attend.

Every member Of tho Andersun
Chamber Of Commerce should be In at
tendance at the, meeting tnn!sht q.
3 o'clock. This meeting has tJn
called by the chairman. Jas. d. Ham
NETT, for the purpose of electing five
new directors for the body to succeed
the five retiring directors. This is
a matter OF supreme Importance be-
meme selected to guide siIei affairs OF
cause much depends upon the class of
the organization.
The Glenwood post., 1914-11-07
ooa0 - G1UoO

GIenveod Spring. has . nens ~
country over - one Of ths Pssttisst
and most desirable little citiss in Which
to make Q hoas. Thsss vhe hsvs tsas-
sled in the sast ard in ths vsst sss
ehar.sl With 0assvssA 80 ssssspaas'
- .stssal sAvas1a0a b b Asa1i.sI
- hsssas IN sssi1snas ~ q -
Wsstss. Slsps. Why ~ ssssss Ter
yssssslf . hsas /. this bssstiesl uo-ss
~ u11ls ~. n ~ 0ss6slA
csssty HisA seAosa vin 81 assA -
~ sttraetivsasss sf tAs pasas - .
hsos city.
go s6sr yea . barsais u . spaso-
Ail fesidsaes lsestisa. Fsss ls4s - .
corner, six room hosss in eesA seaAi-
tioa; large coal hsuss aaA kinAHaG
bin; 3 chicken houses With ample rseD
s.d lots for ever 800 fswls; nice ess-
den with plenty Of room for more;
bearing cherry trees. Plenty Of roess
for building large residence or three OF
four cottages. $1,000 will handle t..
property and the balance can be paid II
easy installments. Remember %-lot
corners are might scarce in Glenwsod.
II you want . good thing see me about
this. The price is right.
A. J. DICKSON.
The Glenwood post., 1914-11-07
II 11AILY DOES
1N.I1v1 Rlz1ul1AfIslr

Everybody who is afflicted with
Rheumatism in any form should by all
means keep . bottle Of sloan's Lini-
ment on hand. The minute you feel
pain or soreness in a joint or muscle,
battle it with sloan's Liniment. Do
not rub it. Sloan's penetrates almost
Immediately right to the seat Of pain,
relieving the hot, tender, swollen feel
ing and making the part easy and
comfortable. Get = bottle of Sloan 5
Liniment for Is cents Of any druggist
and have it in the house-against
colds, sore and swollen joints, rheuna-
tism, neuralgia, sciatica and like all.
nents. Your money back il not satis-
fled, but it does give almost instant
relief.
The Glenwood post., 1914-11-07
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE

Default having been made by Otis A.
Mallory and his assigns in the payment of
interest due October /. 1913. on his GER
tain promissory note payable to The Logan
investment company secured BY their GER
tain deed Of trust dated April 7, 1909,
recorded April o. 1909. in Book 63. Page
176. of the Garfield County. Colorado roc
ords. by reason Of which default the legal
holder of said note has declared all the said
deed and secured thereby, due and payable
and requested this foreclosure.
Now. therefore, four weeks public notice
is hereby given that I. the unAersiSnsd, Is
Trustee Of said deed Of trust, and under It's
powers and authority and It's uses and puf-
poses therein stated, will sell at pHblic
suction for the highest and bsst price the
same will bring In cash. on tAs 10th Aay
Of November. 1914. At the hour of 10 80
O'Clock Q. m, at the front ooor of tAe
County courthouse in the town Of ossavss1
COLORADO all the following described pfsp-
srty IN - By aid Assd Of trust coaveyed.
situatsd In 0arAslA county. stAAs q Osss-
'TSs IA e..-half th) Of NsssA-ess.
sixteen sn1 sos-Haif (iSh) scs1s & L.
FsSr r(l). ssctiaa F1vs 90 Tsw1eA1p et1
(0 South of RaAgo Nineey-tWo (oO Weo(
Of ths "a fFfseipal HsFiAAsA tsQsfAes
WITH F0af ~ tAfoo-(uAresn (1x) sAAFol
Of tie capital stsek Of IL Paznsss irrisa-
''n6 S.sss 3 s;..~,.1 s,.,.s.. o.,...s.. s.s,
i''. ' CIV. s,nn.
Pusasc frssess oeraslA csaney. csss.
Frst Pubftcatisa. Oct. 17tA. 1914.
Last Pubaicatisa. Nsv. III. 1914.
The Glenwood post., 1914-11-07
I1oeD1~ WANTED

I va.s ssas olsaveel ossiAe q
slsss y pssDsetias IN partial sxsAsaQ
fer fruit A.sAss, stsek sa.sAsA ~
aad pstass sa,sAss vsu lsasAsl Alss
win ~ esne 0ssa reasA Dsspssty -
isla I hsys Inquiries fer sssa pespR-
Vtana . ased sAs,ss - ssn Y psisss
ass ri0AA Give fsn eaA sssssaAs ass,
esipeisa, difsstieA ssA AIatasss tssa
ssesest ts~.- sta1s vAas i.9ssss,
ssets ass - 49, ed siys ~
1svnt peiss saA tssns q nla II
isesabsFsa sests sas1aA ~ e -
tsrsst s.d vAsa ~. II ~ N ~
eAsa9s tss stAse tsspsslX saS1s ~
kial vaassl ~ ysse 9lH143Ssstas =
lsessisa. Dsar pss : AS6iSS.s tiAks
- vss prspssty n ~ 49, = -
4. !. nlocDolI,
o3sawssl ePai.R, 0uossn1A
The Glenwood post., 1914-11-07
nm IAHox Hoe aAH

ITO acres, nilss frso CasbeaAals,
Y mile from loading statiss; s-reon
log house, cellar, barn fer had Of
stock and other outbuildiAGs.
Absolutely first-class vstsr rigat
only four owners in ditch which ii
only one mile long, cut Of Roaring
Fork river.
Is acres cultivated, % seFes can be
cultivated, balance pasture had
About 20 acres seeded to clover and
alfalfa.
Price $4,000, half cash snd , to S
yean On balance to right party. Fo.
further particulars addresA
A. J. DICKDON,
Glenwood Spring., Colo
The Glenwood post., 1914-11-07
NJ

A ma Wh0 lives in our tovn
Thought he vas v0adrous wise;
He jumped ints . business,
But vsaAn I advertise.
And when he found his business gone,
He tried . method Sane;
He started in to advertise,
AID got it hack again.
-6ak Lake Herald Republican.
The Glenwood post., 1914-11-07
sP1nrnD II1zI.1 1ApoH

Herr = sssstAias jsst risAt u ~
way Il . saan fafn, very e,sss - oik.
OF ths q aesss sls-hsk = in saltivs.
tisa, 10 sssss In alfalfa, six q ssvsa
serss Of sPsd = gaia lad - lysoo
fruit tsssa. 0ssa S-sss0 Assss, basa,
mix hssss 80 sis60a, vltA vatse
pipsA isAs ~ Asssss - vsAss hOhts
. Asssa, wa0sa, sasiOA, pasa. hasssw
s,A . nsnese q sanall inPlsasatA 1Ais
PFeSsrty ssst ~ swnse nsasiy $500,
but - b NJ farmer ssd Aas ssksd
~ = ss1l h bss t3,5oo, a,a Il b .
crest ba1eain as that tlyo0o 80 staad
in . aostsass II bsyes desires.
The Glenwood post., 1914-11-07
Our Best Seller

We are selling more of MeritOl
Eczema Remedy than all the others put
together. This large sale is due to the
fact that it is a preparation of unusr-
al merit, made expressly for one pur-
pose. eczema in its various forms. If
disease, do not delay using Meritol
Eczema Remedy. Prices soc and $1.Oo.
Glenwood Pharmacy, Exclusive Agency.
The Glenwood post., 1914-11-07
DON'T pU.AY n1A3!
mo You1 COUCH

A sligAt cough often becomes serious,
Lungs get eongested, Broachial Tubes
fill With mucous. Your vitality d re-
Asesd. You aeed Ds. Bell . pfns-T -Tar
Honey. II sootAes your irritstsd afr
passages, loossns mucous and makes
ysur syseen resist Colds. Give The
Baby aad CAiidre. Dr. BsT's Pine-Tar
Honey. It's gsafaateed to help then.
|Osly 2se At year druggist.
The Glenwood post., 1914-11-07
IocAL Dsueclsf
So MAKES 1 STATEMENT

We always aAtiss psop,s Who have
sAGnAeh or h0Wef tusAse . see .
.ADcepr.. But - oeoo WAo-1n 4oe wish
eo.As tAis, w Nm ~: Htsths Dtxs
81 q siA2a1 9esA -
I 1lu5fNlGle1 - lGsss tif
~ A1DR41A - ouno4 8 -
The Glenwood post., 1914-11-07
Madison, Wis, Jan. l, 1919

Madison, Wis, Jan. l, 1913.
n. d. Reynolds says
This il to certify that I hsve been =
great sufferer from Rheumatisa sinoe
1894. Contracted the disease while
working with . snow plow on the rail.
road. For several years I have been
obliged to use crutches great part
Of the time. Having used three boxes
of the Neritol Rheumatism Powders, !
have thrown away the crutches and am
now almost fully recovered. 1t GER.
tainly has done wonders for ne and
I heartily recommend it.
M. D. REYNOLDS.
Price Soc. Glenwood Pharmacy, Ex.
elusive Agents.
The Glenwood post., 1914-11-07
AN ACTIVE Liver
l0AMS HEALTH

If you want good health, . clear
complexion and freedom from Dizxi.
ness, Constipation, Biliousness, Head.
aches and Indigestion, take Dr.. King 4
New Life Pills. They drive out fer
menting and undigested foods, clsaI
the Blood and cure Constipation. Only
25c at your druggist. .--
The Glenwood post., 1914-11-07

Aesitol White iainent is . splsnAiA
application for Sore Throat, Cola q
the La.gs, Group sad Pains il tie
Chest. Saturate . pisoe Of flannel
cloth with the Lininest sAd use - =
plaster. 1t is very penstratins sai
effective. Price s5e, Soc ssd el.O0.
Glenwood Pharmacy, Exclusive Agents.
The Glenwood post., 1914-11-07
aLnwooo l1srDxNo1

six-roon GIsnwood residepce Oh one
Of the best strests in the city. Thia
IL close-in property and . very dsstra'
Die LEGATION. City water and electric
lights. Owner might trade for ranch.
viii b. Glad 10 show this pfspsrty i
you ars interested.
A. J. DICKDoN.
The Glenwood post., 1914-11-07
nm rnA mn

Wnhaas' fndiAa Pils Ol1tasas VII
ssrs 1eanA, bassaiAg ssl Itching Pilsa
t SsssfAs H. tsnsss. allAys itching
q ssSs estiag - . Pssftiss. give
tn1ea1t ss1ss4. Wilfians' IDAiis Pie
oiitAsst prepared Ter piles a.o
itching Il ~ piivsss parts. ssaa D,
arsGsisea, aail SOC saa el.o0. WI
asas' Afs c., psspsisesrs, Cleveland
Fe. ss,ssss ". Q. rask,ss., drug
xiSt nd pAasans0G - :
.st ',fsA- ,Aas-<-.--s
, .Ms.eea-.Gedl hdy eaavasses. On.
~ Ynsf Ia 1esuu Sssfs.se Gsel
kisa . - vhs sAa PsGvs III
d1k Oh II III s9sss ~ passie
The Glenwood post., 1914-11-07
.1aLA11oxs .xs xswss

Evsey6sly wash ~ lssAl
1sWo-aAA ~ Heee WanAs -
gfvs Il b tasa- WA ys0
a1sasoaaeo ~ VIM n yeu
} ass living n ~ ssasAsy -
h IL city enA Asvs . ssus =
itsn, - ~ 6ssl any ~.
Aaey sbsat tsaspAsaing u =
t1is sGise. 0tAsewfs, ~ ~,
-nst 0st Il, asA - 1satisa -
nsAs Il saas. We saans< be
every paass q IL saos tins
} -eaa skfSetspeasH ~ - ;.
~ effss1 vitk e. rssa e
ni.assa11eg. Esn AswAAsse
l11a-Ws Waas - nsv u
} OhtlrSn1EsterIs ~ s'ev q
J 90 Dn1 jfo ~ Z!
'eoeoeseseseess
The Glenwood post., 1914-11-07
STOCK HAxcH-sALE Oh Trade

100 acres On N4ffst road; niles
from Krsnnling; l nils - flag st.
tiea; altitude 1000 fest; 2-stsry log
house, barn 35x25; sod spsinS -
place near Aouss. osly sbeat % acre.
cleared sad under saltivsties, bat -
serss ssa b. cultivated; water right
abselutsly hi1st-elaA spls.did sseek
country; tAs bsst faass sdjoi.iAg tAis
property; might tssds fer 0lsawosl
city Or Suburban psepsety. II intse
sstsd call sad ask n aheut Il.
A. ]. DICDOON.
The Glenwood post., 1914-11-07
Ths slEia a.A 1Gse tAs l,ssA

Until receAtly it has been q gsner-
ally accepted theory that eczema wa
disease Of tie blood. Scientific in.
vcstigations h1ve taught US that ee.
pena 10 pssitiveae. & skiA dfssass .ssa
durable thfepsf Ne skin saloes. Nes.
ftel Deseoa 4NeAy b spplied direct.
b - tie 1ssass3ssasl.. Da hot lelay
tsyias 1E.s.lel s.na A =.
I ~ !:
The Glenwood post., 1914-11-07
oLuWooD lDoP1RxY 1oo aA1D

Five Ists ed S-ssso Assss. sity
vsssr, GhsAs aaa ffuis ssss. J1s*
tAs plase fer gasasa e.A sAishsaA Ca
taks el,eeo for tbs peopssty s.d ~
u inst hks dnAing Il. Fse Dszsis11ass
call st the oss1woed P0sG
The Glenwood post., 1914-11-07
ave aAzA anpuEADoo - LaAa

- e IL 1nsse saAoss = 0s1ssa6A
1aD - assus unAae l11sAs aAsue ~
tnase ssltivssssas sssss - 80 ~.
kses. Eally s91i1psa wiaA fasa -
ehilssy ana sesek fse Fanaang ~
IAk = . rsrs baeesin - - la.l
win grew s.ytAins fssa srsas ssd
alfalfa - Pse1ssss.
Fer paxtiealaxs address Z 7 Z eass
The Glenwood post., 1914-11-07

M sn kinls e hoosselsaniAg sasl
q NslS shining Paslsr - ossai
avsasA S-1e-sl
The Glenwood post., 1914-11-07
NOTICE OF ADJUDICATION6 From
CON CREEK AND BAKER CREEK.

Public notice is hereby given to all
Psrssas, associations, and corporations
Interested rs owners or e0Asnners in
any ditch, canal or reservoir in water
district No. 20, and particularly from
Cea Creek and from Baker Creek, ia
saiA water district, that On the twenty
ssvsath day Of October, A. D. 1914,
tAs following order vas By tAs Dis
triet Court Of Garfield county, Colorado,
naAs and entered, to Wit:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-15

or blue. 1T was at very delightful
ball at which quite three hundred
ladies Wore wigs OF blue and mauve
| myself wore Il blue wig. asked
in return, as 1t moral to wear
Clothes"
"Oh, my DEAR" she said, CLOTHES
are what morality rests upon"
Then I said: IF 1t Is moral TO
wear clothing, It is equally moral to
wear ones hair any color one wishes;
but II 1t is not moral to wear clothes,
then it is very immoral to tint our
rresses or wear colored wigs"
There are two reasons, think, for
the prejudice against coloring the
hair. One Is an echo OF the ancient
superstition that the owner Of body
can be made TO suffer by any one
who gets hold Of an unattached part
OF that body. And the other is the
eagerness with which those We
may cali the e1tremelg declasse take
up anything Of the sort The answer
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-15
NV Secrets of Beauty--ByMme. Lima Cavalier

fner and better. Not easy admit,
but possible. Hope, faith and per
sistence will perform the apparent
miracle.
But you must first study your
profile with the aid Of q cheval glass,
or II you are not SO fortunate as to
possess one, then with hand mir
ror. Scrutinize 1t as coldly as you
would that OF a person whom you
are prepared to dislike.
What this cold scrutiny Is most
apt TO reveal is looseness or bag
giness Of the facial muscles, denoted
by heaviness and looseness OF the
muscles about the chin.
Look out for jowls!" adiured a
beauty specialist whose speech was
less elegant than his parlors and as
extreme as his prices. your face is
getting baggy around the chin"
your husband or friends who exer
else the right OF free speech will
say TO you,
You are growing old and fat
your mirror Abs to you.
II Is time TO set to work on that
contour 10 improve thigh time
Don't bs downcast.
The masseur or masseuse who I'm
derstands his or her art, making OF
Copyright, 1914, /
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-15

II fne art. works with, never
against, the muscles. They nre the
guides OF the hands as pilot guides
his ship. Such experts can literally
lift the face by training the fallen
cheek muscles upward. You cannot
DO this we'll yourself.
But you can employ two subssi-
tutes. You can lmprison those
muscles at night and prevent their
slipping any further by tying them
up with piece of soft rubber, by an
elastic band or by fold Of muslin
two or three inches wide. Pin them
or tie them not too tightly at the
crown of the head, tightly enough 70
keep tho band in place, but not so
tightly as to impede circulation, 30
causing headache and Injury to the
scalp and SO 70 the hair, Comfort
will be the criterion.
Does your hand mirror reveal that
your nose Is broadening? That Is
almost inevitable when you have
passed twenty-five. The nose must
be coaxed away from this tendency.
The tendency must be counteracted
by gentle pinchings toward the tip OF
the nose every night and at moments
when you can give 1t q surreptitious
pinch during the day.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-15
How to RemouId Your Face
o you know that you can re-
mould your faceY

N o you know that you can re-
mould your facet
II you study II in silhouette
and see that your cheek muscles
have slipped away from or are tug
ging at their moor!ngs, In word
have become fabby, II there Is not
from the end Of the Jaw the fine,
clean sweep toward the middle point
that gives moro than a hint Of the
bony foundation OF your charming
chin II your nose is growing wider
where the nostrils meot the cheeks
II your lips are hardening into a
straight, infiexible line. II your ears
stand out little too prominently
from your head. II any or all Of
these undesirable conditions exist
don't accept them as hopeless. Don't
practise resignation, which is, after
all, weak and negative virtue usu-
ally practised when there is no need
OF 1t and neglected when It Is re-
quired.
Il is quite possible TO remould the
face so that its contour viii be much