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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
PHYSICIAN.

PHYSICIAN.
DR.. w. p. SHERLOCK.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
once. M-sonic Temple. Residence,
Hotel lows.
once Hours-l0 to II .. m, 70
3. ,. M: evenings. Z to s; Sundays,
II TO ,. m. United States civil ser.
vice examiner.
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i1 drav wai 81 1917 On 81 s22s,5ss.7'
Total warrants on all funds Ok
drawn In 1913 .......- l1o'i|
Total warrants on all funds oar q,
drawn In 1912 lot''''
Total warrants on all FUNDS .r >,
drawn in 1911 .....:... liV'oN
Total warrants on all funds se
drawn in 1910 .........- !4e' 1851
4 The minutes 5of the days sess,d
were read and on motion applo,etuo
whereupon the board ad1ourneoa m
meet Tuesday. Junsss1, 1915, at '.Vs
o'clock 4. n.
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DR.. BRUCE L. GlLFlLLAN,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

ONCE, GIN Main street. over
Winger Bros. store Bell phone 100
Black.
Residence, 317 North Fourth street.
Bell phone 12s0-Red.
Hours-10-13 .. M: - p. m: u
p m. Sunday BY appointment.
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Summary.
Stolen bases-Roan, Clink f2), Sar-
gent, Kirchner, Berger, Knobbs. Gull
liam.
Sacrifice hits-Argast.
Double plays-Knobbs, Johnson,
Schleicher; Sargent, Buck.
Strike outs-Semones. IA; Reid.
ner. 6.
Base on balls-Semones. 8; Reid
ner. /.
Passed baIls-4leokuk, 8; Nauvoo, 1.
Time OF game-2:00.
Umpire-Hemmy.
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for q three gam& series following
which the team hits the road for
three days.
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American League.
Sundays Results.

Federal League.
Pittsburgh. 20; Newark, D-3.
Open date for other clubs.
National League.
st. Louis, s; Boston. 2.
Chicago, G; Brooklyn, 1.
Cincinnati, 2; Philadelphia. 1
Open date for New York and Pitts
burgh.
American League.
st. Louis, L; Detroit, O.
Chicago, 7-3; Cleveland, 10.
Open date for other clubs.
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Today's Schedule.

Todaye ScheoUfe.
Federal League.
st. Louis at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Baltimore.
Kansas City at Buffalo.
Pittsburgh at Newark.
National League.
No games scheduled.
American League.
Boston at Washington.
New York at Philadelphia.
Open date for other clubs.
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read The Gate CITY want column.
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The Dummies pIa, the last game Of
their series here tins afternoon The
Burlington Red Sox come tomorrow
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SPRING

\|ARlETY in salads is welcome to
v the capric!ous spring appetite,
and those concocted Of fruits
fish on unusual ingredients are sure of
being acceptable after the heavier
salads OF the winter menu.
a properly made salad appeals not
only to tho palate but TO the ey~ as
well, 80 1t Is wise TO devote a little
time TO the study OF novel and
effective %garnishes. Study should also
he given to the making Of several
kinds of salad dressings and to ascer-
tanning with which kinds OF food they
best combine so as ~ he wholesome
and digestibl".
Lettuce must he fresh, well washed.
crisp and cold. and wiped dry before
II is used, so that water will not thin
the dressing. Celery should be white
and crisp. onions. shalots, leeks. garlic
and Chlves must be fresh and ready AZ
hand II needed. The hest olive. wal
nut or peanut oil that can be pur-
chased or tho best butter to melt
should alone be used.
Fruit salads. always appealing, are
doubly so when spring brings the
fruits In variety. All Juicy fruits pre-
pared for salads should he placed in a
little white enamel strainer over a
bowl while they are chilling so that
when the salad is prepared the juices
may not thin the dressing. Tho fruit
juices may always he used with car
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sfar as the hip curves will allow. but
"pAeed Just where. on a normal I'M
I-sseted figure, the slight curve comes
oD~ the ribs-prevails, but the high
"a"r me Is much In evidence too. and
any case the line Is likely to curve
20 ot In the front, This Is doubt
~ a Concession to tho figure which
"eent seasons Of low, large wasted
,or'e,'hg has made 80 general-the
sound s~houldered. hollow chested,
spop!ns figure, which, though deplor-
soe from a hygienic viewpoint, has
"eh cultivated by fashionable girls
u women until a straight back is
'dre as tie dodo.
ohe American designer frankly ad-
n.s N" limitations imposed by this
''ae ~ things.
ave had 70 design backs for the
n.ur'S s.Hc" figures won't adapt
.TaS'9'"S to the Backs be said.
wv a minnrquln can 7 get VINO
, 'e' developed u back that Is ac-
10y G"'"rmcd. 1t will he q long
,"" ''Ipr' they can correct the
%'' ana 80 the meantime I'm de-
u'n- "pd.cr lacks 10 disguise the
m''"" curve ana running my waist
nr q ,'ilc shorter In front to
W" n,'rSsitN.''
'''h'' designers have apparently
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black and n white Iust touched with
black and. Ike all tho others, she has
gone In heavily for he blues OF dark
and medium tones.
Sleeves run the Eamut from the
t!niest and perkiest OF puffs 10 rhe
largest and limpest of transparenc!es.
pausinG at all stages between. Some
of them show hcll lines and SIN more
are severely plain. widening very
slightly rs they descend and GU or
abruptly without finish other than a
hem at elbow or throe-quartcr length
"A short version OF the tubular long
sleeve.
An increased fulness in tho upper
part of the transparent sleeve is
noticeable in numerous models, though
the leg O mutton threat Is not fulfilled.
The kimono sleeve in its ordinary,
familiar form is one and thouTh he
shoulder is often cut in one with the
sleeve the effect is mol that Of the
original kimono. and The set in sleeve
has p~rcCcdeucc.
~ for collars. few are high all
around, hut practically al, of tho day
time frocts and informal evening
frocks are high I'm the back, the front
opening being V shaped. round, square.
oval. rs best suits tho design. Paquin
uses a collar cut straight and "A trifie
low across tho back from shoulder point
To shoulder point. with a rolling or
standing collar 0aring a little way
from the back Of the throat instead
of %clincing close 10 II and terminating
in large points on the shoulders. the
rounded dcmi-decollctage of the front
being COllarless.
Drccoll has u pretty fashion of
setting a big. soft ruchc Of tulle
across the neck line At the haCk and
bringing soft surplice folds Of the
tullc forward from whore the ruche
ends, inst back Of each ear. Jenny
likes to use q deep transparent yoke,
usually rounded, in the back, running
up 10 a high, close, all around Collar,
while I'm front the bodice material
extends up to the throat and shoulder
lines.
but an this can he hest explained
through sketches. and tn" openings
ca4nc too late to permit publishing
this week pictures of tho models
shown.
OF the two frocks skotched for the
central group on This Rage" II was
worn by the Western drcSSmakcr
quoted abov' and designed by her.
II was = simple trottiuG frock of
gahardinc. hut tho th%ronGine dress
makers turned Ia look at II as she
passed. and il compared favorably
with any Of the lvoCkS of tho same
class brought over by the importers.
Tba sirruldr skirt Talght mn "A mn.
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with the kitchen scissors into ribbons.
Line the salad bowl with the outside
leaves and to three-quarters Of a cup
Of mayonnaise slightly thinned by the
beaten white OF an Egg or part of it
d the nut meats and a te%aspoonful
~ uga INC toss he salad in the
dressing. Then put II in the salad
bowl. Garnish with the white ring g,
or hard boiled eggs and olive curls.
Banana Salad-Take as many ha-
nanas as there are L be portions.
Slice on langthwlse one strip Of the
peel and remove the banana carefully
without breaking the rest OF the skin.
Dice the banana. dice three slices
of fresh pineapple, removing the hard
centre, and add "A quarter Of a Gun
or chopped pecan nuts. a teaspoon of
powdered sugar a dash Of red pepper
tho Juice of q lemon. the juice of the
heart Of the pineapple and a cordial
glass Of anisette. Let the mixture
marinatc twenty minutes, stirring il
with a small wooden spatula every
few minutes. Drain carefully and
mix with mayonnaise made without
mustard, to which a tablespoon 81
whipped cream is added Just before
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using. Lay tho banana boats on
lettuce leaves and All lightly with the
salad. Garnish with marascAino
cherries and lay a cheese straw on
each plate.
Cherry Salad Stone enough on
heart cherries TO make two cups.
putting a hazel nut in each in place
Of the tone. sprinkle with powdered
sugar, a grating IL nutmeg and let
the mixture stand to drain. When
resdy To serve group each portion on
a white lettuce leaf. covering il with
mayonna.se. Garnish with strips OF
angelica
Prune Salad-Take half a pound
Of fancy prunes. wash carefully and
let them soak IN very warm water
for half an hour. Remove the stones,
slice In hin slices and marinate in the
juice Of a lemon. "A teaspoon Of pow
dered sugar and n cordial glass OF
apricot cordial fpr about ono hour.
Chop fine -four sailed brazil nuts and
strip of angelica and mix with
m~ayonnaise made without mustard.
Drain the fruit, add to i, one Gun OF
finely chopped celery. cut in n heart
ot white lettuce. toss all lightly in the
sa,ad dressing. Serve on deep lettuce
leaves garnisled with green cherry
rings, placing "A diamond shaped cheese
sandwich on the side II each portion.
Chinese Safsd-Wash carefully on.
head OF Chinese cabbage salad: pare
and slice thin a half a pound OF
water cheStnuts: remove the seeds
from su-O urnap nnn.r N ~ ",a.l ..a
slice them IN thin rings. Stone and
chop n dozen lichee nuts. take three
sl"es Of cold roast pork. dice &. cut
the cabbage salad in ribbons with the
kitchen scissors and toss all together.
sprtnklinG with salt and pepper. Take
half a cup Of Crcam. add to Il, a
quarter cup OF sugar. q generous
pinch OF salt and pepper and three
tablespoons of vinegar, the Juice Of
II onlon and heat lightly together
with a fork, Mix the salad with the
dressing and serve Earnashed with
Ichee nuts n strips Of green pep
per. Beside each portion serve a
cheese noodle.
Cucumber and Onion Salad-Slice
the "ucumhcrs and the fresh green
spring onions IN thin slices with
enough thin sliced radishcs to Civ
IA bit of color. Mar!natr in French
dressing to which "a half garlic bud
has been added, then drain and nest
in white lettuce leaves. adding n
spoonful Il mayonnalse made with
mustard on top of each portion and
gdrn!sh with half "A dcyillcd egg. The
mayonnalsc may be- omitted for a
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ORANGES.

- A y apple n day le"ps tho doc
n tor away" is an old addSc
n tho same may he said
OF tho orange. as it has an equally fine
effect on the entire system.
II one Is inclined 20 ac!dity OF the
stomach. tho juice of an orang IL
a counte irr!tant. II the stomach
Is weak the Juice OF an orange before
breakfast il an excellent tonic FOR
the entire day. II one IL dieting 10
reduce, one or two ranEe eaten al
noon will nourish, Ill the aching VOID
in the stomach and reduce rather
than add ~ the weight.
An orange always ~Quenches tho
thirst, and in travelling & is much
safer TO eat an orange than "a dr. nix
stale water. 4 hot orangeade before
going 10 bed on q cold night warns
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The entire body and soothes the ner-
Nou~ system
The peel Of an orange thrown into
y hot tub softpns tho water to tho
extent that the who's body benefits
by t.. For cleansing tho face soak a
biz Of orangc peel in n basin of warm
water. then go carefully ovcr the face
with tn" peel afterward rinse In the
water N which tho peel was soaked.
II IL Ear more cleansing than cold
cream, and never promotes the growth
of hair.
orange peel II soaked over night,
tinges she water with yellow. making
II excellent for washing channels or
docsk!n gloves. as IN unrolured water
they soon become too whit. By the
way. dresk!n gloves are n great econ
ony, as they wear wonderfully well
and wash better than they clean.
When washing them us, a great deal
of soap nh the soilcd parts. rubbing
until Tn" dirt disappears. but do not
rinse in fresh water, as tho soap
keeps doeskin soft.
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HELPS ALONG THE WAY.

COTORED linens are SO fashion.
I ahl" that Il is vel. IN know 't.,t
delicate" shades may he kept
from fading by using plenty Of p!.ver-
.1ed pure horaX IN ia" water in wh.cn
they ara washed and riNsrd.
a weak solution Of alum vii reyivs
the color Of a faded carpet after A
thorough sweeping.
\ piece of lace or net starChed and
put under a hole in a lace curtain, then
pressed smooth with q warm ron. will
scarcely he visible.
Clean your sewing machine fire.
dueHt.y Il you would have good SER
vice. kerosene oil ami absorbent cot
ton arc adm.rah'" FOR 'lo purpose. fol-
ln" with = Eood .uhI Gator
WIZ" va>ol.uc = q good Dressing f,r
~'l>S'' or patent leather. polish wa
absorbent cotton after api.S .ng Il WIN
TIA" finger tips
\ small piece ~ gum oampnor IN +,
vase Of water Will keep cut flowers
fresh a long time.
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TRY THESE HINTS.

w ar" = ir, f%", ar }'",c p sa1 u '%"T
docs not rive them. try
putting 'ofec grounds o. tho roots
tire" times n week then once a
week give them d tablespoonful OF
olive OIL; do not allow thu earth TO
becor- hard and dr..
II white Of egg is applied with 4
mail cainel's hair paint brush 70 Nv
sperks on gilt frames. then rubbed
gently with a soft cloth, the spccks
Will disappear.
Wash iinolcum and oil cloth wit,
lux" warm water. then polish g, with
a soft wooi!,n cloth which has been
dipped In m..h.
Is" no soap Oh window glass. l'ss
old muslin and clean soft water \
cotton CLOTH dipped N 4 H't'c alco-
hol Will add hr.lliancy 20 the nina, rub.
Never use linen TO clean mirrors Or
windows, aS II sheds lint and often
causes strcaks.
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Many Skirts Are Too Full and Too
Short to Suit Average Woman-.-
Some of the New Collars

lettuce i.aves with brown bread toa.,
, fingers.
Tomato Jelly Salad Make a tomato
Jelly OF one can OF tomatoes. one small
onion. n stalk Of chopped celery.
one teaspoon of sugar and one Of
salt. a dash OF red pepper. w. table,
spoons Of vinegar and three-ouarters
OF a box Of gelatine. Boil tomatoes
and seasoning for ten minutes. add
vinegar, then the gelatine which has
been soaked in cold water. and when
the gelatine has been dissolved strain
carefully into n ring mould. When
the salad is ready To- serve turn the
Jelly ring onto the lettuce leaves and
o u in the centre "A bottle Of mace
doire vegetables that have been
drained and allowed to marinate in
French dressing for half an hour.
Heap msyonnaise over the top. gar
nlshing with olive rings and sslted
Brazil nuts around the edge.
shrimp Aspic Salad. Take orc can
Of shrlmps or one pint of freshly
boiled shrimps cut in pieces. sprinkle
with tho Juice OF n lemon. the Juice
~ an onlon and a dash of pepper, and
lot them stand until chilled Have
ready an aspic Jelly ring made ~
orc quart 81 chicken stock wei sea-.
soned, one tablespoon OF lemon ju,ce.
a half teaspoon Of celery salt. dash
OF cayenne pepper and ono box of gcla-
tine. When IL Is - and the gelatine
is dissolved IN II. strain and add green
vegetable colorine until the desired
color IL Obtained. then pour into n
ring jelly mould. When ready turn
onto white lettuce leaves and drain the
shrimps. adding to them ono cup OF
finely chopped celery and one Gun of
chopped cucumber. Toss lightly In
mayonnaise dressing and All tho cen-
tire u the ring with the salad. add
ing q little more mayonna!sc on top
and R~arnish;ng with green pepper
strips and trufYles.
Shad Roe Salad. Wash and boil
Ane shad roc In cold water. When
the water reaches the boiling poir-
let II boil three minutes, then drain
the roe and chill. When cold slice IL
thinly n cover with French dress
ing 10 which n garlic bud. the Juice ~
an onion and n dash OF red peptcr
have been added. Let 1t marinat. for
one hour, then drain and lay on let
'uce leaves. covering each slice with
thinly sliced cuCumbers and may.n-
na'se. garn,shed with finely chopped
pim"ntos and celery curls. Pie crus
and cheese fingers may BE- served
cods.. - Co.,.
ooaesh one
"a $50, 80 ".
to- - -" GU
a.. 800 n a.
az, col. al P-rI"'
CO.. vs. 49,. .sp
-, -, -" ~ p''!"s
-" W." MINUTE
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IT HERR: seems to 10 = fad ,h,s
N"ar for table decorations 10
harmouizc with the season. and
Il number ~ hosteSses ar, using pur-
pl" and silver decorations AZ informal
Friday night dinners. The table bows
of purple satin ribbon are lined with
silver gau2c. n q silvrr vase IN the
centre holds purple orchids. or ferns
n grasses. or a low silver dish holds
F!o'eta. or a small pot containing a
purple hyac!nth IS concealed in each
bow.
On other days ,~lfcr.no table bows
ar" used with tho rentrcpIecc ~ prim-
roses either IN that peculiar shade
ur tho white ones or lavender bows are
used with white hyaciuths or orchids.
French gray bows. silver tinsel lined.
arc popular with daffodi,s in the con-
ire. one hostess has adopted an all
white iahlc scheme. with white bows
with white hyacinths or primroses in
tn" centre. aud = using all white
china. This she Will continue unt,'
BOY week. when tho entire tab Will
10 IN purple cloth ard napkins Of
piirpl" Linen and pUrpl" hNtciuths in
q rlrr'" pottery Ear. bul' glazed gray
Jtpau"-o pottery dishes vii l." used
TIE jHpaueS" table garden = always
N k"rpiug With amy season and may
h." varied with the fancy of the owner.
In keeping with spring is the straw
sabot ~ Holland filled with gay tulips
for a centrep!cce especially when IN"
fascinating blue Delft ware Is used.
with the table linen which j. m
hroiderei 70 match IN the turnip and
onion pattern.
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donated water for a cold drink. OF
made w as a pudding sauce.
Apple Salad.-Pare and core three
apples that are firm and tart. then
u them into matchlike slender
pieces. keepine them in ice water until
the rest OF the salad is prepared to
prevent them from turning black.
Take NO nave oranges. remove the
peel and white skin and with a sharp
Knife CUT in thin circular slices and
place 10 drain. Cut a stalk of celery
also In thin slices and chop finely ne
half cup Of nut meats. Take the heart
OF a head OF lettuce. wash. dry and u
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THE LENTEN TABLE.

IT HEllt seems to 10 = fad this
N"ar for table decorations 10
hirmouiZc with the season. aud
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the IIfIk llIkS are mara flIft nGtIt.lN
Interesting
go
.~.S ~ '"'"E '"'l "T'l maN'S
axa.ms n'p'e', up"n one WIN"
81" wy y" rrc"Vn 'hou"Is Is
A ,or, aonn",na"t ".aVN iruckS'
,,ar,o., ,ash ''l''n'as' oi ,pc
noao,. 49,, ~ mos successful
nrJm,ns. -" u'P',Ca''S OF inc
,rr, ~. au II ''"'" open
H. .",t'l" u" "'"'N VIII" OF
a,har 'ouVI'" :" coor
moi, vbl,o 10 ,ro o,,, - ,'"..
liqhton tho bIac, ~
-, 81, 49,, .''" NV p~HS'"o'os'
viii cnra"n, women
60 douh,,,, ~ - pt'"S Seaso"
arc s,,aaon,u,I. "Ioue'S
I'm color 90, ono ao,L,n vopSins
colored froc,,s ,.u, 49,. ~
OF tho MACY orns aas
nave The desipners In rdl,d ,,otr htaas
stuffs that ,ha r.su,,i,n sd. ~
dom have n .ombrc o,r IT,, -
piouant. chlc dclirhtsuI +, s,i,. -,
their black.
+,
~ ,o,sis.on,,, i'''N
collection .ho,n 49, it," w.
were in black ,cry u,h,,,. rou.s 49,
white. four vera Z, b,,cL ava ,.,t.a
without a touch or color tho un,,
in white and black and three were in
all white. Add to that two gray. and
four dark blues and you will under
stand that the display was not a gar
ish one, but, "a has been said before.
the frocks were almost without cx-
ception emlnently attractive.
Paquln has done rather moro with
color than most Of her peers hu,
many Of her models are IN s,ibducd
and subtle combinations Of color. with
glowing touches Of warmer color in
gird,es or other detail. ono very
much admired Paquin model. for ex-
ample, Is OF many layers OF dark blue
tune over a SOFT metallic blue founda-
ton with a soft girdle OF brocade rib
bon In which mauves ana beige and
IoSo lones are o'ehden upon a wine
l.u slounu' iaqu'n mas used TOO Tor
e"u,S upon Serse lroVks ana
VI % Sui'4 furious "iue merge or
Nors VI u"N que rlopon' th'cK' sort
,oos.Iy "oNen a"u susses''hs u satiny
W. lousn SIN an" wool teNture, with
Do'u4s Ahoh square DOCK checks
-. .o' usually uu'' reu'
D'.Noi nus pteh very SUCCESSFUL
Wv" o'aeN anu WIN "nre ana niack'
'"e i"os' au'iiIreu nlodeIs
oue" over n'Nihs eHaht,en from
10 ,, ,o' ohe mus the
o"n'' % :" suc" Soit ma
ena. .H.le no impression OF
'u'N' any '"e D'cV"'l Ir"chS are as a
"o .a'".i 'eSs mort IMAM those OF
Ihluia' WINE 'ie ponices are simpler
~ i"t"iN ma III numerous m
-. u ''IipI'ea'eu
n'e' 'so"o inc point Oh
%
Dotfiillet shows some good eonser-
VaUVe models rather more fitted. IN
many than most OF the
french frocks'
That mother OF the fitted bodice, nv
way. is less Important than II was
expected to he. The waist curve is
more clearly indicated in almost all Of
the French models than It was last
season. hut Of actually fitted or honed
there are comparatively few,
tho large majority having loosely adj
bodices that do not blouse.
Once IN a wni,e ono rims across a.,
trim little bodice pointed bacl, and
front or Mathematical mining tho
closely above a fun skirt. hui
are the exception rather than
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The second figure Of the large
picture illustrates tho liking. en-
phas.zed by many Of the foreign de-
signers. for totally different treat
mcnt OF skirt back and front.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28
GIRLS! BEAUTIFY
YOUR HAIR AND
STOP DANDRUFF
HAIR BECOMES CHARMING.
wAvY, LUsTRoUs AND THICK
IN A FEW MOMENTS.
EVERY BIT OF DANoRUFF DIS
APPEARS AND HAIR STOPS
COMING OUT.

For 25 cents you a save your nair.
In less than ten minutes you "A
double its beauty. Your hair becomes
light. wavy. fluffy. abundant and APP
pears as soft. lustrous and charming
as a young girls after applying some
Danderine. Also try this-moisten a
cloth with a little Danderine and care
fully draw II through your hair. taking
one small strand at a time. This Will
cleans the hair OF dust, dirt or exces-
sive oil. and in just a few moments
you have doubled the beauty of your
hair. A delightful surprise awaits
those whose hair has been neglected
or is scraggy. faded. dry. brittle or
thin. Besides beautifying the haIr
Danderine dissolves every particle OF
dandruff; cleanses. purihes and In
.~vigorates the scalp. forever stopping
itching and falling hair. but what Will
please you most will be after a Few
weeks use. when you see new hair
fine and downy at first - yes = but
really new hair growing all over the
scalp. II you care for pretty. SOFT
hair. and lots OF Il. surely get a rs
cent bottle OF Knowton's Danderine
from any drug store or toilet counter
and just try II.