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St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1915-07-09
Subscription prie. $,.oo per year.
The recent Portland city elec.

The recent Portland city elec-
tion is important to those out
side of Portland from the fact
that the electors by their votes
indicated that they remain de-
termined in their opposition to
experimental or freakish legis-
lation and increase of taxes when
not absolutely necessary. Capt.
tai invested here must feel cas-
ier, as the voter repeatedly ex-
presses himself for the protec-
tion of legitimate business. Out
side capital will soon begin to
flow into the state if the voter
continues to express himself as
emphatically as he has recently.
Oregon was one Of the first
states to adopt freak laws and
elect freaks to Office. Possibly
it may be the first to regain its
senses. Cottage Grove Sentinel.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1915-07-09
First Baptist Church

BY far the most enjoyable
event in the way of picnic ever
given by our people took place
last Monday, July 5th. when fifty
of the members of the Young
Peoples class were conveyed by
two jitneys up the scenic Column
bia river highway as far as Multi
nomah Falls. At the falls a
camp fire was built. coffee pre-
pared and weinies roasted, ia
blecloths spread on the grass and
a fine picnic dinner eaten. The
afternoon was spent in climb
ing the hills. roaming along the
Columbia, fishing, taking pic
lures. wading. bathing until
the hour for return came. The
road was good. the day fine and
the scenery magnificent. All
returned glad of the privilege
of living in Oregon and more
proud than ever of its scenic
treasures especially appreciating
what county and state are doing
in opening them up to the peo-
pie.
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Sunday next. II is object lesson
Sunday. Preaching at III a. m.
and 8 p. m. Ladies Aid all day |
Thursday. Bible study and
prayer meeting 8 p. m. Wednes-
day. We will study ii Timothy. |
Everyone invited TO all our SER
vices. Reported.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1915-07-09
REVIEWS LEGAL BLANKS

The following list of legal blanks
are kept for sale at this office and
others will be added as the demand
arises:
Warranty deeds. Quit Claim
Deeds, Realty and chattel Mort
cages, Satisfaction of Mortgages.
Contracts for Sale of Realty, Bills
of Sale, Leases.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1915-07-09

Auto for hire by day. hour or
trip, at very reasonable rates.
Good opportunity for parties of
four or less to make a trip into
the country at a low price. III.
M. Waldref. 609 Fessenden street.
Phone Columbia 206.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1915-07-09

i All citizens of University Park,
Portsmouth and St. Johns are urged to
attend big mass meeting to be held
in the st. Johns city hall next Tuesday
evening, July 18th, for the purpose of
discussing the needs and requirements
of the Peninsula. When these have
been ascertained and definitely decided
upon it is the intention to present them
to the Portland city authorities for ac-
ton. This invitation is extended byI
the late city council of st. Johns, and
it is desired that all who possibly can
attend, and make it Peninsula Get
Together meeting.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1915-07-09
G. ". DIVERSIFIED
Plumbing and Gas
Fitting
Job work promptly attended.sto.
Phone columbiai6ls
I0s Bar Street ST. oAas,!ougos

Couch 4 Co. is closing out
some mems So. so. $4. 90 and $3.50
Oxford Shoes for $l.75.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1915-07-09

Nets the label en- yssr eaes.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1915-07-09

Bring IN yoar 800 pvinting while
you think of H. Don't wait until you
are entirely out We are equipped
10 turn out nsAt and tasty printing
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21
HARRIsONBURG

Special to The Times Dispatch
ilAKRlSONBUlIC;. VA. November 20.
Senator Elect II. II. Downing, Of
his son, Mayor John II. Downing.
Mrs. John 7. Harris was recent
guest OF her sister, Mrs. c. l.. Scott,
at " ayncsboro.
Mrs. u. s Lewis has returned to Gift
ton Forge, after visit to friends
and relatives in iarrisonburg and Elk
ton.
Mrs. NJ. 6. Baer has gone to Char
iottesNillc, where she Will spend the
winter.
Miss Elizabeth Bradley was a recent
guest OF Miss jeanette Manor, in New
Market
Mrs E. r Shewmakc, jr.. of staun-
ton, spent two weeks with her father,
G. G. SwitZcr. here.
Frank 6. WoOGson, OF Washington,
has returned To WASHINGTON, after a
visit 10 his brother. r. Lee Woodson
Mr. and Mrs. r. =. Brown. OF Ashe-
willie. y c.. recently spent some time
here with their uncle, K. r. Brown, on
Newman Avenue.
Mrs. w. = Slater and daughter. Miss
ola Slater, nave gone to WASHINGTON
10 spend the winter with ,hcir rcIa-
lvcs. Mrs W. L.. Hazard and Mrs. w.
r. cole.
Lester Durrow. of Washington. is Wis
'nn% 'is mother. Ms j. NJ. Dut-cw
1 on East Market street
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DURHAM

a pG ipHGi;i TO Ihe r. I"? %oI ni3nateh
Miss Julia Denny. who attended q
s1ouse party at Loch LILY. given bv
Charles Long, Of RoXhorp, was a Dur
pam visitor for Il day. eli route to her
l$Iorne In Greensboro.
"a Mrs r. c. Glass has returned home
after weekend visit 10 her brother.
II. p. Cobb. at his hunting lodge near
s. Miss Nora OBrien has returned from
stocky Mount, where she was the guest
~ Mrs. r. L. Lewis.
81 Mrs. L. Alexander and Mrs Laura
Stenson have gone to Knoxville. Tenn.
&ghere they will visit relatives
III Mrs. J. I. Rose and children laf,
Hhey will join Mr. Rose. and make
sSbeir home.
$g Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Carmichael are
Beceiving congratulations on the ar
SIval Of twin girls
Sa Miss Edith Hulin entertained "A mum
err of her little friends on Friday az
Hernoon at her home on Lynch street
"a honor Of her thirteenth birthday
M Mrs. p. g. Sawyer, OF Elizabeth City
~ the guest OF Mrs. W. 7. Minor. n,
Ter home here.
a8 Celebrating her sixth birthday, it'll,
SSkiss Ethel Kramar. daughter of MIR
tnd Mrs. Mahier Kramer. entertained
sr little friends on Friday afternoon
u her home In the Beverly apart,
Sients.
Misses Hattie and Armetta Holcomb,
l6iaye returned TO their home in Dan.
Eglille. Va. after visit 20 this city. IN,
quests Of Mrs. I. -. Jones.
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v. P. l..

Especial to Tho Times Dispatchl
BLACKSEURCi. VA. November 20
The chief event of interest for the
students now is the Thanksgiving day
trip to Roanoke to witness the annual
football game between V u. and the
Virginia Military Institute The cadet
special will leave BLACK sburG early on
Thursday morning, arrive in Roanoke
about eleven o'clock and return here
that night. The majority OF the stu
dents, a number OF members Of the FAC
ultv and people OF the community will
30 down on the special train and alum
hi from all over Virginia have an
nounced their intention of being present
Ut the game.
The german club OF the college has
issued invitations fo- its THANKSGIVING
dances. TO he "iv"n on Friday and Sal
nrdav nights. November %. and -. in
ihc club hall. The cotillion club will
1 also awe its dances AT the field house
on IN" same dates and a number OF OUT
of-toVu visitors are expected TO attend
i these dances & w. Davis. OF Char
lottc. y. c.. is president OF the german
club, and L. T.. clamucr OF Staunton. is
chairman OF the cotillion club invitation
committee.
President EaGl"ston has appointed
Or. Il. II. lludnall of the Department
of English. 10 represent the Virginia
/ Polytechnic Institute at the Euuca-
tioral Conference in Richmond.
Professors j. K Hutchinson, y: H.
iIod"sou. q. 5. Ralston and W H.
saunders have been with the n.tter-
farming train on it's "trip over the cast
orr division OF the Norfolk and West
cru Railway this week. The train will
end its h"c weeks tour of Virginia at
Norfolk OH NoVcI1:hcr -.
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HARRIsONBURG NORMAL
Especial to The rimes-Dispatcb.

loDecial 10 Ine TtmeS-DtSpat ch.
HARRlSONBURG. VA. November
so.--At the meeting of the Lee Liter
airy Society on Saturday. President
Burruss gave "A very Interesting lee
ture on his impressions OF the exposi-
ton at San Francisco, illustrating il
with many picture post cards and pho
tographS shown with the electric lam
tern.
Miss Mabel l.. Stone, student-secre-
tarY of the Young Woman's Christian
Association for the South Atlantic
Field, was the guest OF the school for
several days last week. She spoke TO
the students at the regular Thursday
evening meeting OF the association,
and OH Friday ut the chapel period
gave most interesting account OF tho
human service done by those I'm charge
ri the Y. w. &. y. building at the San
Francisco exposition. especially among
the hundreds of young women en-
ployed on the grounds during the sum-
mer.
The second of the series OF enter
tatnments was -" on Monday even
ing. by the New York Artists Con-
cert Company to Il large audience in
Guiding many from the town and coun-
~. The program was rendered with
true artistic finish, and the musicians
deepened the fine impression made by
their concert here year ago. The
company consists of Laura Combs. So
prano; Flora Hardie, contralto; Frank
Armsby. tenor; Frederic Martin. bas-
SO; EvnlEn Crawford, pianist.
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Don't StaV
Gray

TINT your hair to the shade desired
with "i1rownatonc" This new prcu
aratlon Is far superior to any mixture
thht contains h.nna, sulphur silver.
ItAu or similar preparations.
mere is no danger Of an itching or
polson"d scalp when YOU use 'Browua-
lonc, for this simple preparation most
hNci% contains no lead, mercury sill
yer. sulphur, zine. aniline coal tar uro-
DUCTS or their derivatives. You inst
hrHSh or comb IL into tho hair. ana
presto your gray hairs instantly dis
"ppc"r-your hair ~ a beautiful ard
UNIFORM color throughout--th ends
arc as dark as III" balance and Won
nav" any shade desired from a HIN
brown 70 black. lust . mO,nnni'S
touchlhE up once a month and no
one can ever detect il.
10 rubbing or washing ONO fad
Prepared In two shades one to pro-
uuct toId"h or medium brown. TIC
other. dark brown or black Two co. ,,.
20 cents and 81 90 '-"
we VIII send absolutely free, Tor q,
"brownatone" II you S''% miii bottle oon5 Of
your name and address nccoinpani.d i,y
/ NC 10 help pay postage and packi'H
40 samples at dealers This ~, ing =,
! MADE Tor you to try "Brou.na, o. - y,
| iiair stain. and md for vours,JS 'y i,s,
! m'W superior ~ Is 10 All nc.II IL,
| dyes combs. etc. The Ken, InS,iIt''
ntacal co, $50 Pike street. j'oy.n...,nnrr
sold and recommended in pici,,,o,.,
! oE ithE!. DRUG co. Grant nr,I,. Yt.,'
| ana othef leading dealers ~
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NORWOOD

Especial 10 The Times Dispatcnl
NORWOOD VA, November 2O.-Alr.
and Mrs. Painter ana little dauph,c,.
OF Glasgow. are Visiting MI ana Mrs
g. l.. Morris
Mrs. Edward Burks and children.
Mrs Lee Saunders and children. Of
Blueiied. are on tw"i W.ol;i.. visit
10 their parents here+- Nj and Mrs.
S. r. Bolton
sLynchburG on Monday and Tuesday.
4, l. II. Turner, of Gladstone, is visit
ing his mother here
Miss Mary Dolem spent several DAYS
this week in Lynchbu.g
Z Mrs. Ethel Taylor. who has been
iYisiting her sister. MgS. Hawkins. re.
turned TO her home in Roanoke. on
Friday.
I AIRS. Marguerite Agie. Of Cumber-
land County, ana lormon Agile, OF
fLynchburg, arrived here on Monday ia
I be the quests OF Mi. and Mrs. ii L.
Robertson.
b J. II. Johnson. of Lynchhura. was
IN the village on Wednesday.
& Mrs. Cornett Of .scottsvile. is visit.
54ing her mother Mrs Henry Ander-
son.
(, J. ". carrico and verna carrico
visited Lynchburg on Saturday and
sunday.
Miss Matte Hammerslcy VINO ina,
been visiting her sister Mrs Rahorg
':of Richmond has returned to her nom.
nere She MAS accompanied home bl
Master FLOYD Raborg
~ Mrs. Frank Carter VINO has near
Tith her grandmother it, Culpepcr. (,
now with her parents Mr. ana Mrs
~. w. Carrico. mere.
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WELDON
Especial to The Times Dispa,ch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatck.l
WELDON. y. c.. November 20.-Mrs.
c. W. Gregory and Mrs. J. S. Turner
entertained delightfully."- on Wednes-
day afternoon in honor of Mrs. John
Allen Rhcm, who had just returne ed
home from her bridal trip. Mrs. Rhem
was before marriage. Miss Indawaid
Fitzhugh, of Northampton County.
Mrs. George p. Stephenson and lit
tie Mary Allen, of Richmond, have re-
turned home, after spending n week
here.
Miss Rena Camp, of Franklin. Va.
spent Wcdne sday here with Miss jean
petite Daniel.
Mrs. j. Il. Fountain and children. Of
Lakeland. Fla, have returned home.
after spending some time with rela-
tives here.
Mrs. C. ]. Rhem. of Tillery, has been
spending a few days with her daugh-
tiers. in this place.
The Junius Daniel Chapter. United
Daughters of the Confederacy, held
the November meeting with Mrs. NJ. S.
Mountcastle on Thursday. a plan was
outlined TO compile n history OF Hall
fax County. which, IL carried out, will
prove of interest to the State at large.
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! with white carnations and potted

WIN white carnations and ported
PLANTS.
). ri. Luster and bride have returned
from their wedding trip. which included
Chattanooga and Atlanta. They will
make their home on Mr.. Luster's furm.
near Wallace. Va. Mrs. Luster was
formerly Miss Kelly st. John. and is a
sister OF Mrs. u. l.. Dulaney and of
Mrs. Mamie ST. John Taylor, widow
of Senator Robert L. Taylor. of Ten
nessee.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Maury. of Annis-
ton. Ala, will arrive here early in
December to spend ten days at their
farm near Bristol From here they
Will go to Washington to be guests at
the wedding OF President Wilson and
MIS-. Gait. Mrs. Murray is Il sister Of
Mrs. Gait Her husband. while an ad-
mtrcr of Senator Underwood, will. of
course, waive any desire to support the
Alabamian for the presidency If Mr..
Wilson is Il candidate for the nomina-
ton.
Mrs. w. =. Hamilton. of Lynchburg
Tor many years resident OF Bristol
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. G. w.
Cate, ut Hotel st. Lawrence. She is an
aunt of Mr.. Cate From here she will
go to Chattanooga to be the guest of
her daughter. Mrs. Maurice Beckwith.
Mrs. Hamilton Is tho mother of Rev.
w. w. Hamilton, OF Lynchburg
Mrs. Dana Harmon, wife Of Judge
Dana Harmon, ana Miss Frieda 1far-
mon, Of Grcencvillc. Tenn, were visi-
tors here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas c. Smith have
returned from visit to friends at
Jonesboro. Tenn.
DIR. and Mrs. l.. j. II. Carlock left
on Thursday for LaFollettc. Tenn,
where they will be the guests of their
son. Hobcrt Carlock. and family.
Mrs John II. Caldwell visited in
Morristown this week.
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BLACKSBURG
Especial to The Times-Dispatch

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
BLACK SEURG, VA. November 90
Miss Mabel Hollar, of Dayton. is tho
guest here of h"r sister. Mrs. r. r.
HodSson Professor and Mrs. Eodgson
entertained informally on Monday even
inC in honor of Miss Hollar.
Mrs. Mary Lou Black and Mrs. Francis
Bell of Dublin. have beer guests This
week OF Mrs. Alexander Slack and
Mr;'. James y. OtcY
Miss Dicic Henry. of Hazelhurst.
Mis-. who spent tho summer and fal!
here with her aunt. Mrs. Writ Dunlap,
returned to her home on Tuesday
DIR. and Mrs. Byron w. Eakin. Of Car
Isle. W. Va. spent n part Of the week
in BlacksburS with the formers fam
lily.
Professor and Mrs. r r. Hutchinson
left on Wednesday for visits to Glou-
ccstcr and Charlotte Counties. They
will be away until the first week in
December.
Mrs. Charles w. Garder returned on
THURSDAY from Il visit to her brothers,
Judson Evans. in lynchburG, and c.
r. Evans. in Roanoke.
Anderson r. Ledgerwood returnedLon
Monday 70 Fortress Monroe.
Mrs Emma Sinton. of Washington, is
spending sometime at the home of her
sister. Mrs. w. w Gray.
William o Firth. editor of the
Princeton Progress. spent the week
with his family here.
Miss Brownie Bell returned to her
home in LewisburE. w. Va, on Tuesday
after visit to relatives in the Roanoke
Valley.
Mrs ]. H. woolwine returned on
Thursday from Richmond.
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BRISTOL

Special to The Times Dispatch I
BRlSTOL, VA, November Gothic
aEpeara nee here this wc:l of Ossip
'.aoi tlowitsch. the Russian pianist az
lhe opening feature Of the winter
iEceum course of the Y. NJ. c. A. and
Virginia lntermont and Sullins College
was the occasion for a great out
POURING Of students. In addition to the
girls from the local colleges, a large
d' legation came from Martha Wash
ington and Stoncwall jackson Insti
tute NJ Abingdon. Va. The Y. NJ c. A.
auditorium was thronEed. In addition
10 the school girls. visitors were here
from Johnson City and other nearby
- aces
Miss Majoric Stuart. Of Nashville,
who is guest of Mrs. j. A Good
pasture. was the honorec Of a party
given by Mrs Goodpasture on Tues
day evening. The home was decorated
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ATMOSPHERE OF HARVEST
PERVADEs GOODWIN HOME
Decorations Used for Entertainment
Are Gathered From Forest
and Field.
MRS. PRICE is HONOR GUEST
Mothers Club Holds Important Meet
ing-Steps Taken to Secure MedI-
8 cal Inspection of All Public Srhool
Children-Clean Markets Sought.
rsrocia, to The Times Dispatch

ia1 IN rhp Times IN.
rs rNTORIA VA November 2O-The
5.,irit NJ ,,,,un,n and the atmosphere
offe,d and fores, in the time OF golden
5hJxas, n.ryadad the home of airs l..
E ,:oodwyp yn,u on Friday she Ell .
stertaincd a, auction in honor OF Mrs.
n w Pricc Of Hristol
: In tbc Iiuirr-room where Misses
Susie Powell Eleanor rillar and Bcttie
Lee served pu,,ch from a huge pump
kin owls nerched upon III, branches
of forest trees Applcs of russell hue
yellow corn sh.arcs of wheat and au-
tu,nn leaves were used in uarlors and
recop,ion room, TO carry out the idea
of autumn Late roses and chrysanthe
NUNS i'm tall vases. and trailing vines
added TO th, beauty OF tho rooms
Four tables PLAYED auction bridge
Mrs. Price made the highest score ana
received AN exquisite blue bird" plate.
The guest prize. a handpaintcd Ma.
donna. was also presented to Mrs Price.
Niss E-ri,nd WIS given y work bag as
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21
RECIPE TO DARKEN
GRAY HAIR
This Home Made Mixture Darkens
Gray Hair and Removes
Dandruff.
TO ii half pint Of water add:

TO half pint Of water add:
Barbo Compound a small box
biH Cetihc ........... q OF.
These all simple ingredients
that you can buy from any druggist at
very little cost. and mix them your
self. Apply TO the scalp once day
for two weeks, then once every other
week until all the mixture is used.
a half pint should be enough to
darkcn the gray hair, rid the head OF
dandruff and kill the dandrun germs.
1t stops the hair from falling out. and
relieves itching and scalp disease. IT
promotes the growth Of the hair and
makes harsh hair soft and glossy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21

ELSIE F.. Tt use a face powder
made up according TO my own formula.
called "Ealcska Suratt Face Powder"
II il free from the crude chalkiness
common to nearly all face powders. is
cSquisitcly smooth and dclicatcly
scented. To my mind IL Is jewel. II
liz now obtainablc at many drug and
department stores. II you find it dini-
cult TO obtain. simply write to my sec
Rotary as suggested here TO Theresa o..
enclosing nifty cents. and stating
whether you wish white or flesh tint.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21

Lulu N. S.-My formula. given be.
low; Tor the hair has astoundcd hum
dreds of my friends. who have used il
1T my suggestion. All are unanimous
IN saying that 1t is marvel In making
stopping the falling of hair. 1t is a
mixture OF one ounce of beta-Quinoi
OF water Cor with Il full pint OF bay
rum instead OF water and alcohol. IL
prcfcrred). This costs less than any
prepared air-tonic. The beta-quinol
can be secured at the drug store
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21

'fhcrc Is charm and novelty In this
Robert model wrap Of metallic bro
c:,dc with It's luNurinnt trimming Of
white FOX fur. In fnshioninE the model
the cnrclcxs manner in which the Spun
der was made much of and used ns the
found lion for the balance of the wrap.
II il thrown about the shoulder in II
rather "chic% fashion and fnllS to the
ankles. The added novelty Is the fnct
that the wrap has hut one sleeve. This
l. set i'm on the right side. The entire
wrnp Is trimmed with wide bnnd Of
white FOX.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21

THERESA OIL am very sorry in.
deed you could not get at the drug
store the eDtol for making my for.
mula for removing wrinkles. Write
TO my secretary, enclosing the price
Valeska Suratt. Thompson Bldg, Chi.
cago." and you will be supplied with
il ut once
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21

n COMPLEXION that rivals the
n lily in purity. and face upon
which Father Time has made no
years, this face framed in II wealth of
adorable hair-what more can any
woman wish? Nor does il now need
q monumental patience and long pro-
,.LL9cted Struggle to accomplish these
I5m,nss. Three or four minutes every
labor and little expense. For Instance
ny using my wrinkle formula you re-
move hYht and deep wrinkles, lines OF
MWoorry. habit and age, and make a
difference Of years in your appearance
~, I'm ,o very few days. You make this
moments by dissolving two tablesnoon.
fuis OF glycerine and two ounces OF
eptol IN half pint OF hot water.
years from their appearance by using
my wrinkle recipe.
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Beauty Can
appeu
secrets Thnt VIII Save You Years OF
Time md Many Dollars In Your
QucSt for beauty, Told by
SRlchkn Surutt,

MISS II. B. Aft you keep on pinch.
ing and steamng your face you viii,
ruin your complexion. You can get
rid or blackhends I'm a few minutes by
rubbing them with powdered neroxir
sprinkled on a hot, wet sponge. You
can get the neroXin at the drug store
| have been often complimenteu on the
magic action of this formula.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21

PHYLLlS-You will admit that moth.
perfiuouS hair as my formula below
1t never irritatcs or leaves spot, and
never fails.
Get one ounce OF simple suIfo solu-
ton. This you can get at any drug
store. Apply 1t with the finger tips
Keeping the hair moist with it for two
or three minutes until 1t has been dis
solved.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21

EXPECTANT-The most luxurious
shampoo l ever used Is a teaspoonful
hot water. II is an extraordinary
cleanser and Its lather is rich and
creamy. You can get enough eggol at
any drug store for twenty-five cents TO
give you over twelve shampoos
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21

SEARCHER-Evcry freckle, spot
and hlemish wi II leave, and the skin be
made exquisitely pure and pinky white
by using my complexion formula,
which Is easily made as follows: Mix
full pint Of hot water and add one
ounce OF Zintone. Stir until cooled.
II liz then ready to apply. This should
be used on the hands, arms, face and
shoulders. libernlly. every day.
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F. o. J.-There IS nothing which can
assure you splendid bust develop
But you may help 1t materially by the
simple use of n safe formula which
is mixture of half cup OF sugar.
OF hot water. thoroughly mixed Take
two tcaspoonfuls OF this three or four
times day. This, IL anything, should
give natural, plump development.
You can obtain the ruetone at any
drug store.