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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-30
POULTRY

LNE.-Quiet, but steady under moderate
offerings Fowls, l6Gl7c. old roosrers l2R
L5e. spring chickens, according to quality. "a
Gle. ducks l2gl5c.; gulueas per pair.
young, weishing lbs. and over auiscs 7Oo .
do Weighing lhalN lbs. Apiece, 8Oa6sc.. do.
weighing h. apiece, 5Oc,; old soc pigeons
rer pair, lTd1sc.
DkEssED.-Demand fair for fine Desirable
sized stock, values Of which well sustained
Fresh-killed fowls, Western, per h.. selected
heavy' 2l%c' fancy. weighing 4-R6 M
apiece %lsc. weighing lbs. spfece 90, p.
wsighlng y lbs, apiece. lTg glsc weighins 3
iI " an" I5aHer apiece, lie old ROSTERS fry
,Seis6lng soh lg2 ms. spiees aiG 60" ifSii
sna over apiece, loc. do. DO. 5Gq5 ibs
SpieSs' ssi,S ite ,sroliigg chickens. Westera.
HGael{alng Tag his, lIQlsc. do fair to sS55
ak Ss sSga55S; ssg 5Sa peg 49, sSzl htS @oighag II
ssgbio lbs Per d01.s 2T5a5 70 white. Ssisshhinss
PsI 99a'' Sz2aa2 40; do DO, lbs per
u2ogl'oo dark and No. ?. Cos aSIio 1'-''
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR

WHEAT.-Receipts. 234. .sT2 bush. Market
weak and lc. lower Export demand less
red, spot and September, Sl.07@l.l2 No. .
red, Western. sl.lla1.16 No. 1, Northern
Duluth, S1.l7@l.22.
CORN.-Receipts, 1898 bush. Trade dun
and prices declined 2lse: Car lots for local
Sac; steamer, yellow, s3G So lac
OATS.-Receipts. 1915 562 bush, Market
unsettled and l5c, lower with demand light
No. =, white 52Ig a sac. standard, white
52@621sc.; No. 5, white, 81 - q 52c.
FLOUR.-Recepts zoos bbs., 14O3, ,48O
lbs in sacks. Demand light and prices weak.
Per l96 lbs, in wood-Winter clear. 81. .GOdp
4.sj: do, straight $+.GOa5.1S; do, patent
$5,25g5,G0; Kansas, straight jute sacks IS. 20
s,,5s S2S SS0 5Istsn i9Es sacks t5Ga9 Is
brands, Sdqg50: city mills. choice and fancy
patent, $4,000; city mills, regular grades,
6.l6 do, patent So 25Q5,GO.
RYE FLOIR-In light request. but
wood.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-30
caledonians Resign From League

NEWARK, Sept. 30-Because of the
withdrawal OF the Caledonians of this
city, the National Football League will
be forced to start the season with but
nine clubs. The season IL to BE- opened
on October !, and the final games will
lie played February 2s The BROOKLYN
Celtics We're after a berth in the league.
but owing to the Caledonians tardy resig-
nation Were not admitted. The Celtics
have since signitted their Intention %
Joining the New York State League.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-30
THE GOLFERS, AFTERMATH

In the mixed fouTsOm-s, which were plays4
atter the women's championship was concluded
az Glen Cove last week, Mr. and AIRS f. H.
Fitlsr were lied for first place with Another
pair. IN the play on for the trophy Mr. ami
Mrs. Filter were the victors.
l.; NJ Washburn, OF the Merton CrlrL -t
club seems 70 have -. B. Wsbs,er's gaat
Fhat Is G II. Webster. Jr. Mr.. Webster rs a
golfer Of conslderable ability and one " he
NerH best Of our local stars but tla vorlny
man from Princeton and Merton has met rim
three times and has defeated him on each o.
caslon. The nrst gime was in the interrolle-
gIates. the serond was Ar the annual invir ZION
tournament OF the Philadelphia Cricket Cf,,s
and the last time WAS tn the Junior toIrna-
utnt al Merton. According 10 ;he old AaaEs
that says Three times and out b. Mr. Wa III
burn is about due for a defeat when he ana
Webster hook gF again. @'
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VEGETABLES

White potatoes quiet and barely steady. Otn-
er vegetables in fair demand at gullei rates
White potatoes per. bush. -PennsyIy5nla $50
S5G' New York. Sla55c. white potatoes Jer-
ern shore per hhl-No l, Sl.75a2 rs, 40 .
iaG;qIsi sweet potatoes, n, C.. per bbI-N6.
bbl.-No. I. 50 5Od2 75' No 2 81 sSiol E7sSr
sweets Jersey ger basket i5fi65c OnoI3
per hush, +npaOc.; do, choice, per 100 lb
bag; 81 do. medium per lOO-ib has 7Mr5sjS
Cabbage domestic, per tons. a2Gl4 Celery,
per 4-lh. baska-. 500. nsl 90 -----..
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PROVISIONS

and little change in prices city beet,
n sets, smoked and air-dried, slas2c,
Western beef. In sets, smoked, 3l432c.
city beef knuckles and tenders smoked and
air-dred, S2q34c. Western beef knuckles and
pork, family, S26Q2T: hams, $, P, cured.
Loose, laHui6HS do, skinned loose, l54q
smoked, lity cured, as 10 brand and average.
1sglOc.; hams, smoked Western cuEed. isG
shoulders, 5. I. cured loose. ,leG l2li &C., 10 =,
ffqksa f5 |as doss 9ss IN sS Snta
as g. brand aud average, city cured, Ia23c T;
breakfast bacon, Western cured, q q23c.; lard,
Western, refined, tierces lIh4llAc.; do DO,
ls1, DO, tubs iiaallNGj, laTd; pu'e city, kettle
kettle rendered, in tubs, llf2dlla.c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-30
o'Keefe Draws with BURNS

POTTsVILLE, Pa, Sept 3o-An injury
to his hand in the seventh round. pre-
vented Tommy O'Keere. Of Philadelphia,
from getting the decision over Frankie
Burns. OF Wi!kes-BarTe, in a ten-round
bout here last night The fight was de
cared a draw ONeefe led all the way
during the first six rounds, but after his
m.shap in the seventh was forced to
tight on the defensive.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-30
PORT OF NEW YORK
Arriving Today
Steamships TO Leaue
FREIGHTS AND CHARTERS

The steamship market has assumed a ouIstar
tone the demand for tonnage showing a sjigLt
decline; Rates remained steady. The demSnd
for sail tonnage Is exceedingly light
STEAMSHIPS
Taunton (NOr.), New York 10 SrandlpavIs, 4,
terms, prompt. F''a's
Sglehhaseh, general cargo, private terms
prompt mot as previously TeportedD.
Sommerstad tSorJ, 2502 tons Gulf TO Scan
terms prompt. ''''1's
Hercules Dutch. 1872 tons. Fowey to Phil
aGelphia. china clay private terms prompt,
Frances tNor) $50 tons, Jamaica 10 Sew,
York, or stamford, Ct loswood, private terms
prompt.
SAILING VESSELS
schr Earl Grey, 370 tons. Brldgewater n
s; to Cuba, lumber, IS north side. S. IS south
sehr carrie A. Lane 7O3 tons. PhIlasIpbi,
10 Ponce, T. H.. coal, private terms
Schr, Brena r, Pendlston S2l tons Phila-
delphia % Point -Petre, coal private terms
schr, j. Edward Drake. TS9 tons PhIladsi-
phia 10 Aayport coal. private terms
Schr, Van Aliens BouEhton. 1903 tons Phil
adelphla % Boston coal. private terms
schr. Mel9a tBr9. 3Ts tons, Gulfport 70 Ma
sehr. Marx Pendleton, 45s tons. Siiragoans
terms. F4'-'s
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New Record for Anna Bradford

COLUMBUS, o., Sept 3o-Another rec
ORD was broken hy Anna Bradford. when
i'm the fua! heat of the American Horse
breeders Futurity here Yesterday sha
lowered the 3-yar-old uacIng record To
uuAs The former record OF 2.Olig was
also held hy Anna Bradford being maus
at the races mere "a week ago
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-30
Grain Exports Break Records

Exports of wheat and -four up to
Saturday night from the Atlantic coast
were 2S,O00000 bushels more than for the
corresponding period last year. The
total exports of wheat and -four from
North America last year were 267.Oo 600
bushels. so that a gain in three months
of 2S,OO0,0oO bushels would bea rate
of slightly over 1O0,OO00OO bushels total
gain for the year. and IL maintained
through the season would point to total
exports OF about 97O.OOOO0O bushels.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-30
AFTER FOREIGN TRADE

Pans are being made by independent
steel manufacturers in the Fittsb,rg5
Wheeling and Youngstown districts. aided
by the United States Steel Corporation
for the establishment Of selling agencies
in every country where business is done
In steel products In a quantity thar viii
justify the expenditure
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-30
FRENCH BUSINESS BETTER,
MORATORIUM Is MODIFIED
Bordeaux Informs Embassy of Com
mercial Improvement.

WASHINGTON, Sept SO.-The Foreign
Office at Bordeaux today Informed the
French Embassy here that business con
ditions were improving in France and
under the new decree OF moratorium two
thirds Of any account held by mer-
chant or manufacturer in bank may be
withdrawn. The cablegram read:
1.-THE decree of the French Government
dated yesterday In regard to the morator-
ium increases the limit to which mer-
chants and manufacturers may draw on
their accounts to two-thirds of their ao-
count as balanced on August 4, the date
Of the moratorium. ] call your attention
to this disposition, which will facilitate
the economic and Industrial condition"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-30
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS

CHICAGO, Sept. 3O-HOGs-Receipts 20, 600.
Markets 9 to loc. lower Mixed and butchers,
heavy, s., 60, light. ss4oaS o5; pigs sJa
S.25; bulk. $S.05QS.75 CATTLE-Receipts. A.
900 Markets steady to 1Oc. lower. Beeves,
81 725611 cows and helfers. S3.75a0. 80; stock
ers and feeders. S6as.20: Texans. $7.4O4s.S0:
calves. $9.50GD1l.5O. SHEEP-Receipts, 4S, 600.
Markets weak. Native and Western, 1880
$40; lambs. S55097S5.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-30
Frank Chance Reaches Chicago

CHICAGO, Sept. 3O.-F'rank Chance. the
recently deposed manager OF the New
York Americans. reached this citv yes
terday on his automobile journey across
the Continent to his home in California
lie will stay here for few DAYS and will
then continue his trip
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-30
NEW YORK BUTTER ANe EGGS

NEW YORK Sept. 3O.-Butter, steady 4;
receipts, 1O,5lT packages creamery. extra,
HOm3ORc: State dairy, tubs, 2@u 29c; imita-
tion creamery, 24M24l3c.
Eggs-Firmer; receipts, 1870 cases. near
by white, fancy. asa 42c; mixed 2Gq20c. (;
fresh, hrsts, 2I@3lC.
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Vessels Arriving Today

Str. Start Point (Br). London, merchandise,
Charles NJ. Taylor's Sons.
Str. Joseph d Giorgo CNor.), Port Antonio,
fruit Atlantic Fruit Company
Str. Molina INor), Port de Paix, logwood.
Galley, Davis & Co.
Str. Pawnee. Rich. New York. merchandise,
schr. Rrna P. Pendleton, New York. bal
last, A. ID. Cummins & Co.
StaamShins to A Arriva
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-30

Seventeen properties were sold. Nos %
70 40 South 4sth street, and 3O-3s-27 to Al
south Fauon street by Frederick q
Aiehaelson to c. Clement Ely. They are
two-story dwellings, The market has de-
c.dedly irmer tone and Is broadening
LESSOR
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-30

In the Sheritrs sales advertised fo-
October 5, West Philadelphia and the
southwest section have ore-third more
properties than the rest of the ust whiCb
Is wid2ly scattered
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-30
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA

SUN AND TIDES.
Sun rises. 5:45 am. sun sets Sc. 6:+6 pm.
PHILADELPHIA.
High water. 1855 a. M High water. II: 10 pm.
Low water. 5:2B IN. Low water. $40 p. m.
REEDY ISLAND.
High water. T:i4 am. High water. sos p. IN.
LOW water. ~ am. Low water. 2:07 pm
BREAKWATER.
High water. $40 IN. High water. $40 pm.
Low water. % Am. Low water. .l1:5l p m.
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SUGAR


REFISED.-Msrket quiet but steadily
held: standard granulated. O. Soc. hne granu-
lated, 6.T5c.; powdered. 8 s5c. confectloners'
a, B.G5c.; soft grades 3 0OQG SOC.
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ANOTHER REPORT SOON.
NOTEs OF ME sTREEr-

The transfers thus far for the week
show most activity in West Philadelphia
and in the northwest section.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-30

Samuel Rea president Of the Pennsyl-
Vania Railroad, will not resign as a
director of the New York, New Haven
and Hartford Railroad. This statement
was made by officials of the Pennsyl-
'snia Railroad today. Officials said
that some one had to look after the
interests of the Pennsylvania in the New
Haven. and for this reason Mr.. Rea
would not resign. The resignation of four
directors of the New Haven at a special
meeting OF the board yesterday raised
the belief that Nj. Rea might take sim
liar action.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-30
-. ......,... $3.50, 24U, 100
FINANCIAL BRIEFS

The third annual convention of the In
Vestment Bankers Association OF America
has been called to convene in this city
on November II and 13. Headquarters
Will he at the Bellevue -Stratford George
W. kendrick, Sd, of this city. is chairman
Of the convention committee.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-30

During the month of August the total
production of the Goldheld Consolidated
Mines Company and the Goldfeld Con-
solidated Milling and Transportation Com
pany was 27,2ll tons, from which resulted
a net realization of sl2S, 1874.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-30

ronopah ore shipments last week were
1879 tons, with ar estimated value of
t220,l7O
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RoPED ARENA NOTES

.Jlmmy'' Murray, the aggressive Ney York
POKER. has made a ht- with the patrons II
boxing in this city through his aggressive,
tehr-!n style OF boxing Murray Is 10 repea [
wlth Willie Mack at the National satur-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-30

Announcement was made today by
President w, J. Brown. of the Maryland
ana Pennsylvania Railroad. that the
company will not meet coupons due
october l on the income bonds. There
are about 100000 of the issue outstand-
ing
stockholders of the Northern Trust
Company of Chicago, at a special meet
ms ratified the recommendation of the
directors 10 increase the capital stock
from N'5O'OO0 to s2OOO0O1, The new stock
ls To be offered 10 holders of present
shares at par The directors declared a
special cash dividend OF SO l-3 per cent.
Out OF the company's undivided prohts
TO holders Of present shares. This amount
ID equal to the subscription price of the
new stock.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-30

Al NorrIstown last nigh. Referee Lew
galley stopped the contest between Wills
round OF Il scheduled ten round bout. Stroud
was hoored hys times the bell saving him IN
the sixth. Dominic IolsTaine, OF oTristoygn
had all the better OF Lew stinger OF this
city, in six rounds. Billy" Clark Of Man
Ryunk, defeated BY battling Erdson
Of the same place, ana Harry Davis won from
Young Russel.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-30

lOtdh S'ciooVooO SOO,OEOoO0
sFlgures revised.
Among the more important changes In
dividends, as compared with the same
period a year ago, were:
OMITTED.
American Shpbulding preferred
Aurora Electric and Gable common.
Central Coal and Coke common.
Colorado and first preferred.
Cities Service common.
Cities Service preferred.
Colorado and second preferred.
Dominion Steel Corporation.
International Harvester Corporation.
Mexican Petroleum preferred.
North Butte.
Remington Typewriter common.
Republic Iron and Steel preferred.
United States Cast Iron Pipe preferred
United States Smelling and Refining common.
SMALLER PAYMENTS.
American Express.
Anaconda Copper.
Eastman Kodak.
Npssing Mines.
New York Transit.
New York State Railways common.
Southwestern Pennsylvania Pipe Line.
Capital Traction.
Union Pacific.
The complete record of the payments
made by industrial corporations by
months is as follows:
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STOCKHOLDERS WILL
LOSE EIGHT MILLION
DOLLARS IN OCTOBER
Corporation Dividends Next
Month Will Be Th a t
Much Smaller Because of
European War Influences.

Because of the European war, which
has forced many corporations, In view
Of stringency in general business, to
conserve their assets us much as pos
sible, stockholders of railroad Industrial
and utility corporations will receive dur
Ing the month beginning tomorrow a
total Of $3.50, O,3S65s5 in interest and dlvi-
dend disbursements, as against s166, ,12O,-
s5s paid out in the same month last year.
Dividend payments will be smaller than
last october by approximately 1904, 1858.
This falling off is due to the action of
many companies In either passing their
dividends or reducing or deferring action
on them.
OF the total disbursements to be made,
interest payments will aggregate sS1 ,SoO,-
900 and dividends, $7S5s6, ,5S5. A summary
of the october dividends this year, COM
pared with those of a year ago, as COM
piled by the New York Journal of Com
merce, follows:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-30

a movement is under way to organize
a new casualty company IN Philadelphia
and the promoters are endeavorins TO
interest bank officials.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-30

Western traffic officers, who expected
last week to file rate advances within
one month, now say 1t will require two
months.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-25
.Thc Door That Hnr No Key


BY Cosmo Hamilton. George II. Do
ran Company. s1.25 net.
Curiously incomplete, in spite OF it's
vitality and the excellent craftsman
snip displayed in il, is the. latest story
BY the author OF 1.-THE Blindness Of
Virtue" MIR. Hamilton leads us art
fully and artisticaliy up TO the point
AT which the title of his novel be-
gins TO unfold it's meaning and then
forcefully and dramatically sets out
the result effected, but he fails to make
clear or convincing the reason for the
existence of such "A condition.
He gives us Jack Scorrier. who comes
down from oxford filled with high pur-
pose and so intensely honest that even
his worthy and Well born parents, as
we'll as his noble relatives, urge him to
become at least a little broader in his
views. ana. wirl a CERTAIN whimsical
rejoicing in IFS sturdy narrowness. his
friend. Pat Mallow,' joins his counsel
IL theirs
Young Scorrier. however, Eursues his
IDEAS and ideals. even when he assoc
cia.tcs himself with a very modern and
highly successful barrister, whom. by
the way. the author depicts with keen
and extremely amusing satire and by
the strength of his unswerving
honesty and stra ightforwardness rap
idly achieves success himself Long
before this he resisted Il very insidious
and temperamental temptation placed
before him by a semidctached young
woman who had been overwhelmingly
attracted To him by his great height
his square shoulders and. chiefly, by
the purpose announced by him and
disclosed TO her by his friend of Keep
ing himself literally straight
shortly after Scorrier had found
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-25

himself at the bar, this young woma n
sailed too close to the wind, and was
named in suit which attracted wide
interest His chief was retained to
look after her interests. but. owing to
an accident just before the trial. he
was incapacitated from taking part.
and the conduct OF the case fell upon
the shoulders of Scorrier Then fol-
lows the best work in the book---a de-
tailed description of an English divorce
trial. The sarcasm of the presiding
Judge, the. insolCnt, overbearing, in
sultjng questions permitted; the bully
ing innucndocs offered under the
phrase, II put il to you that, etc, etc"
all are described with such fidelity
that the invariably lying replies OF
All the witnesses who are Interested
seem but their natural defense against
cruel attacks
Scorrier's amazing courae in this
trial aroused great interest, and
brought him immediate recognition as
remarkable young man, wherefore
he needs a rest and takes it in com
pany with Pat Mallow And here, on
page 1S6 of a 32ipage novel, tho
hero finds the ostensible heroine. He
sees Violet Mclksham and cxclaims ::
Pat, My God"
He makes violent and precipitate
love to her, and this eminently practi-
cal young woman, the daughter of a
horse trainer, permits herself 10 be
swept off her feet, in that she prompt
" agrees TO marry him. But she is
allured by the vista OF social and polit-
ical success opened to her by marriage
To such man, already a brilliant bar
rister. prospective NJ. p, and a pos
sihle peer, love enters not at all into
her calculations, and she refuses, ar-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-25
Sy Betty Dean

Try the simple parnotis. This is easily
thkcn and is sure TO bring down your
Dissolve ounces parnotis i'm .
pihts. water. Take Tablespoonful he
Tore meals, Don't be afraid OF nabby
cHects OH the skin.
Mary L.: shouldn't call pimpled
SKIN and red nose dreadful disfgurc-
i mems especially when they are so
cream jelly brisllly massaged into the
Skim; Get one ounce of almozoin at
your DRUGGISTS ana stir it into a half
spoonfuls of elycerinc. | will be glad
10 hear how this helps YOU Others
are constantly writing me in praise of
mis- wonderful remedy aImozoin VIII cb
is fne TO prevent wrinkles, fabbiness.
saiiowness and all skin troubles.
Blondc: cannot advise any bleach
ns process for the hair: The best way
crown Is 10 keep the scalp healthy
anu tree from dandruff and dirt sham
Ho4 oiten' using only canthrox for the
water is plenty. There Is plenty in n
packaSe Tor fifteen shampoos, and it
c I, i Saffy a your hair magnicently
IL. Use no soap. If the scalp trouble
continues, use Quinzoin. for which see
answer to Janet.
mirror encourages you lately. IL does
NOT prove that you are permanently
,,Gi es arg y11 h, good looks The probabil-
run down, and / would urge you to try
This simple home made tonic: Dissolve
m ounce OF kardcne in half pint OF
alcoitoi' ado onc-half cup Of sugar and
enough hot water 10 make full quart
rake Tablespoonful before each meal
!, VIII restore your beauty. and with
INC, new blood and strength it Will give
you, prophesy speedy return In
your good looks and fino spirits. For
INC newest complexion lotion so,
answer 10 Maggie o.
BETTY Deans Beauty Book, So. (Adv.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-25
2 The Home Beauty ParlOr

Janet Stop that falling hair right
awa$. for II initiates the scalp The
constant scratching YOU speak of may
be dangerous Finger nails often poi
son the skin. Conquer the dandrun at
Once with this simple tonic-madc by
dissolvins one ounce OF quinzoln in
une-half pint of alcohol and adding one
half pint cold water. This is re-
freshing treat,nent-eX excellent for pre-
venting that irllthtcd scalp. II will
rot change the natural color, but Will
heighten ii and add life and freshness
for m9 the radical eHes
Here is nom made remedy which
has done wonders for weak. nnamcd
% watery eyes. Dissolve an ounce OF
orystos III pint Of water: put two
or three drops In each eye two or three
times day. This Will enable YOU to
put OF the evil hour of wearing glasses
ana besides being soothing and rcstful
TO the vision win emphasize the cx.
preston and give sparkle and charm
TO the eyes.
Maggie o.: ] never recommend tai
cum powder for the face--nor. indeed.
is there any ordinary face powder
which will answer all the demands.
mend is spurmax. which ] have used
on the recommendation OF Partisan
beauty authorities. II is a liquid beau
tifer- which is. also. n good tonic for
same time it makes you look fair. clear
and radiant. Get ounces spurmax
from the druggist. mix in one half pint
hot water and add two teaspoonfuls OF
glycerine This will give you enough
10 last long time. and is the best way
TO keep the complexion youthful and
natural with soft. velvety bloom. Ono
application Is plenty for several hours
time
Sue L.. don't blame you for not
being enthusiastic about dieting TO re-
duce your flesh. Many doctors say II
TX dangerous besides being martyr
dom. 1t may reduce your vitality and
tho remedy be worse than the dis
age" Instead OF this radical method