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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-01-28

tion of the State fund due them,
assured that they viii see results
Iusiiiying the outlay a dollar 5
worth of road for a dollar OF
taxes.
This it proposes 10 do by aSRm-
paign OF agitation and educaboG
through the press and IFS repre-
sentative who will visit every
county in the State.
Remember the organization IS
absolutely non-political and non
partisan and Statewide in Us
operations. II will play no favor
ties IN the aid Il can give 10 this
movement II will hold good
roads meetings. and assist IN cam
paigns for better roads or bond
lssues Wherever called ON. II Is
a Kentucky movement for all
Kentucky.
II earnestly seeks the aid and
encouragement and cooperation
ol good citizens in this business
Tor il is a business of secng 10
It that the people demand NJ
their officials what is due them
The State Highway Depali
mcnt is efficiently organized ap.l
operated II is ready aud "a
xious 10 assist every county that
viii apply to IT, The Kentucky
Good Roads Association is in com
piete sympathy with the Depart
mcnt 5 efforts. but has NO interest
m the matter further than TO IN
duce every county to get awake
and active in this work.
II Is anxious Ia cooperate with
commercial bodies. good roads or.
carnations and any other civic
body having ln view the better
mrnt of the roads.
Il is to be- hoped that we have
a good turnout at Hickman next
Tuesday
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-01-28
RAISED 203.7l BUSHELS
CORN ON ONE ACRE.

That is the biggest yield from
a single acre ever recorded in the
United States and raised not 50
many miles from the good coun-
~ OF Fulton. W NJ. Hutson, of
Bardwell, Ky, is the champion
grower. He raised 203.7l bushels
on single acre. His closest
competitor, III South Carolina,
raised 20l.96 bushels.
Mr. Hutson received S2S5 in
cash as prize on this acre of corn,
Besides he has received two sll-
yer cups and several farming im-
plements.
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Sooa Roaa5 Really Aere 0ues4az
SVeGA'Hg HHaey auspices o/he
KenfHeAy Sood Roaay 1at,oelg,,oD

The Kentucky Good Road As
.nrntion will launch a campaign
ia this section next week for the
purpose of creating interest aud
.mpariing information relative %
Mn, State Aid and better roads
uogcmeni
The itinerary for the week as
urmshcd the Courier by Director
.uht. Moore. Is ~ follows
Monday, February lst, ll0 -.
100 Muyheld.
Monday. February LIST 30 p
u Fulton.
Tuesday. February 2ud, ! 30 b.
m.. Hickman.
Wednesday. February, Bird. 80
Do. m.. Clinton.
Thursday, February ith, 30
% m.. Bardwell
Friday, February 9Th, 30 a.
Wickhffe.
As tins movement. as well as
iIr association itself, b. now and
not thoroughly understood the
Courier ofhrs the following ia
.uruAtion concerning the oaI,.
ave of the association aud is
work. The Kentucky Good
Roads Association IA a voluntary
lssociaiion ot business men ami
friends OF good roads generally
who are Interested Ia seeing krn.
ucky lifted out of the mud 10
n not organized on The mere
proposition of creating sentiment
"a behalf OF good roads There
s plenty of abstract sentiment
as" what Il wants is sentiment,
.uuyertcd into action
The building OF good roads IS
or ,hould be- a business undcriab
ur After long period ol u.
activity, our State has apparently
scon ~ need aud iis opportunity,
and has passed one oi the most
progressive road laws IA the na
ilon. For ihe iiut time IA tue
hisiofy ~ TIE state, adequatc'ice
station has provided State AID
lor sysicm OF Staic Highways
The Kentucky Good Roads As
.orlaiion IN organized to spread
information concerning Tins lrg
.slatlon. aud 10 enlist m every
county the friends ut good roads
10 srr that each county take, ad
vantage of the opportunity hu"' 'a
nr at its door
The roads huilt by state And
evenly fave years ago we're
built mainly ~ the lilurerass ~'r.
tIun kcntucky ha, about luuH"
mlcs of tins kind oi roads Since
'uu time. Immense sums col
money have been spent a'
much as s2.OOO.OOO IN one year
hat 1t has not been spent ludlI.
ously aud entirely by local auth
urliles
This IN not due altogether io
dishonesty or intentional w"Nlr
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commonly known AS graft, though
lmS feature has not been at
Times lacking ~ many places.
Much oi the money could he
wasted hy hap-halard. incfliricnt.
selfish expenditure of moneys
Nhrrr It wuuid crafty local
friends ol those having the cX
p'ndl'u~ M charge, sad neither
lh" location oi toe T"ads nor the
quality ot thr work would Justify
lr outlay ur permt the widest
imagination to call these abbrr.
waited ,lrrtrhr, of highway any
part oi system
What is needed IN every
statewide system OF good roads
l- two things 4 Statewide plan.
and efficient operation under
Chat plan
The present law enacted by
ihe legislature of l9ll provides
both these necessary features IL
."u'rmpIaics providing State.
Wide mtercounty seat system. a
mp ot which the Courier printed
t short time ago, OF highways of
% 'ih mile, in extent, covering
.H' eighty nine pauper counties
m doe state, siNiysiX of which
.rr today without a mile of good
wld. ts well ~ the rich counties
above mentioned which received
state AID seventy five years ago.
io accomplish tins. levy of five
.l cents ON the hundred dollars
las been made. available IN 1913.
creating o State Aid road fund TO
.~i.D every county applying Tor
same under proper aud wise re-
s'UHlluns
The question that first suggests
itself tu the hard headed business
man is. how is this money Ia be-
spent II in the same loosa,
hap.hamrd way, AZ we'll not lave
a.
la Tins respeci tue law pro
vides fof State HIGHWAY De
pariment. aud all moneys eXpend-
"a ~ the construction of these
roads must conform 10 recogniz.
ia standards adopted and promul
atpd boy this department, and m
der ITS supervision Competent
engineers VIII see 10 It that The
ruads arr built IN q way to guar.
mlrr prrmanency. and thus re-
du,r the co,i OF maintenance, a
point whore all previous efforts
have broken down.
The Kentucky Good Roads As
tu.iaiIUn ls organized for the
wrpusc of arouslng the citizen
ship Ia every county, business
m,n. professional men, aud tax
payers Uf every name aud occu.
patton. Ia their duty IN sreiEg Ia
.Ii that necessary steps are taken
100 their various counties Ia take
advantage of this opportunity loI
State AID by securing their por
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NEAR ZERO SUNDAY.

From Saturday noon to mid
night the mercury dropped about
20 degrees IN this vicinity, bring
ing the worst cold snap of the
season While il never got do~I
TO zero, il came dangerously near
it, and lee was plentiful At the
same time. the west was in the
grip of one of the worst biz
yards experienced this year. Evi-
dence of the severity of the
cold further north may still be
seen on the river here, whore
acres OF lee is floating down
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-01-28

The Planters Bank and the
Bank of Ridgley, both of Ridgley
Tenn, were merged Saturday, aud
will be hereafter be known as
the Planters Bank, with capital
of $4,000.
McMurry Bros shipped from
Cayce 10 81. Louis this week =
ears of steers, feeders. averaging
about $50 pounds per head. a.
N. McMurry accompanied their
shipment
FOR SALE: Thoroughbred
Brown Leghorn pullets, zoe each.
w. q. Anderson. tic.
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WHITE BROS,
NEW PRICE LIST
In Effect Until April I 1913

AS nducement get your work through dull season.
We make the following prices:
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-01-28

AS many OF truck growers will be found very useful in o
i'll plant their first merchant er ways
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-11

sary 70 beauty the skin and Sting IT 1 TO-
results. Make up n mixture of one table
s s11e OF FyeeT!ns and ons ounce Of lin
satiny cream which is to be used very lib.
e ef c2., every r day This makes over pint
which do not give the desired results. YOU YoH
and blemish will disappear and leave the
SKIN pure and clear as lily.
g., MISS T. ID. N;-Here is wrinkle-remov-
nous because OF it's quick action in render
i Ing ne skin plump and vigorous. and there.
Nix hfe Of ha Zines nnd E Ec
result ao IN hee Pn Of St
absorbent qualities Big and little ii wrnNles
crows feet and iooseness OF flesh disapue
in in tb remaTka6y short time The difference
startling
E"ELiNA D.-Devclopmcnt of the bus, Is
assurance Of This however. There Is '' danger
IN the use of vacuum cups. pumps and tho
been M b + n ana has
wnter add half cup OF sugar and two
ounces S,,,; OF ruetone' With which any druggist
take two teaspoonfuls after meals and on
retiring.
MISS EoNDI.Y-Do not pinch out black
heads You remove them without fail
In few minutes by sprinkling powdered
ncroxin on hnt-wct sponge and rubbing
THIS on the hlackhedds. Then look In the
mirror AMI sec the difference. This Is the
only article know that will really, remove
hiackheads. and do 4, almost Instantly
MRS. II. NJ. TIT Is to be regretted that
YOU could not get the eptol at the drug
store, but my secretary Will get II and send
lcska Suratt. Thompson Bldg, Chicago" and
enclose the price. hfty cents.
JANET Il. D.-You probably don't realize
that handrun may now be dissolved away
completely. This Is not done with soap, be-
III you Will dissolve tcaspoonful OF eggol
In half cup Of hot water. and use a head
wash. you will be surprised at the splendid
results. You can secure from your druggist
dozen Of these shampoos.
MISS WAITING-Hydrolized tale Is a re-
mnrkabic thing for excessive perspiration OF
the arm pits. Esc 1t literally and you Will
hnH that you VIII suffer no longer from the
shields and nrm- pits Will DO freph and dry
ana you viii have more gowns ruined
by Precipitation. HydroliZed tale can he OBJ
tanned at any drug store. II also DESTROYS
Derspiration and body odors completely.
d.rs have always been too chnlky for me.
That's why ] had my own uade after my
own formula. II ~ the utmost In powder
'"velintss. exquisite. In aneness and smooth
,,ainabie at drug stores. as "Valcska Suratt
Face Powder
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Dull, Faded or Lifeless Hair
Can Be Quickly Restored
to It's Natural Beauty

If your hair is anything short OF
perfect; ~ IL is losing color, too dry.
brittle. thin or If the scalp burns and
itchcs. You should Immediately begin
the use OF Partisan Sage. The first an
plication Of this safe and always re.
liable tonic removes every trace Of
dandruff. coois and invigoratcs III.
scalp and beauties the hair until /, is
gloriously radiant
Partisan Sage supplies all hair nceds
and does not injure either the hair or
scalp. II contains tho exact elements
needed 10 make the hair soft and wnyv
and to make II grow long. thick and
beautiful. 1t is a delicately -pcrfum.d
hqui6-nOt sticky or grcasy-tho, can
be had AT Tragic Drug Co. or any drug
counter.
Partisan Sage acts instan,lv--on.
Application stops the head from itch
Ing and freshens up the hair. You yin
be surprised and delighted win ihIa
helpful toilet necessity, for no,hing
else is SO good for the hair ana sc,I,
and nothing so quickly bcautife. III,
hair giving II that enviable charm nuI
fascination Partisan Sage IS ono -,
me quickest acting hair tones br,,,.
inexpensive and easily used at houo
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B0YDToN

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
BOZ DION. VA, April l0.-Thc Easter
german given by tho young pcople on
Monday night was the social event Of
Ing dancing parties from Clarksv,llc
Chase City and South Boston. Music
was provided from Richmond. Those
htteno'nE were y. G. Homes. with Miss
Margaret Reckcs; G. : Hutchesor
with Miss Loula Baskerville. W. r.
carter, with Miss Atkinson; Ned Tur-
pin with Miss Caroline McGraw; 4. Y.
Cole. with Miss Richi" McGraw: Dud-
ley Robbins. with Miss Aiov.se Tur-
pin; J. II. Jones. with Miss AMMO Tur.
pin: II =. ifutcheson. Jr.. with Miss
mildred Homes ". G. Hunt. with Miss
Mar!on Homes; Robert Jef-cys. with
MISS k!ttic Homes; Robert Williams
with Miss Bessie Coleman; Sterling
Nebleit. with MISC Meta Hutchinson.
David Clark. with Miss Alice Overh.y:
Nathaniel Nutcheson. with Miss Eliza
beth Flnch ". 4. Vaughan. with Miss
Hery T. Iurnhull; Leland Phillips. with
MISS Mamie Jcffreys; Leo Allen. with
Miss Elsie Edmonds; Charles Goechc-
gan, with MISS sue GREGORY; Preston
GoegheEan. with Miss Egrleston: GUY
Williams with Miss Elizabeth Creason.
Mr.. Lee, with Miss Patti. Taylor: c. y,
russell with Miss Louise Watkins. Mr..
entity, with Miss Julia Blanks: Vii
liam Taylor, with Miss Ruth Penick
Peter p. Homes. with Mrs NJ q. rioode
Robert Young, with Miss clifford
Hutcheson. and Francis Hunt T =,
Goode, H!ll Leo. G. Frances. r. blair
Haskins, shirley HUT. Hughes, Rob
erts. Edward JcHreys. Herndon JEFF
freys. John Russell and Mr.. Flee,
Chaperons: Mrs. George n Thomson
Mrs. Irhy Turnbull. Mrs + W Over.
hey. Mrs j. j. Humr!ckhouse. Mrs II
+. Hutchinson, Mrs. John Young. Mrs
W. G. Peasants. Mrs. Z. /. Toone. Mrs
w Wall. Mrs G. T. Baskerville and
Mrs Clara Towncs
II. Blair Iiask!ns. OF Danville visited
friends here during Easter
Cnmillus Frances. who IS attending
school in Danv!lle spent Easter with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f l. Toone
Miss Marion Homes has returned
home after visit OF several week. &c
relatives In Columbia. s. g
Miss Elizabeth Pratt spent Eas,e,
with friends IN Richmond
j. j. Humrickhouse, who travels 70,
tho international Harvester Company
spent Easter with mis- family.
John HUTCHINSON, VINO is ATTENDING
William and Mary College. spent Eas,c,
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LYNCHBURG
tspccla, to The Times. !

tSpecia! TO The Times Dispatch
l.fNCliHt rig. VA, April lo-Mlss
Merl" Hunter. OF Roanoke, spent n
portion Of tho week here visiting Miss
Edna Evans at her home on Rivrrmont
Avenue.
Miss Ethel Rucker has returned home
after n visit with Mrs Ernest Nininger
in Roanoke
Rev. c, NJ. Compiler. pastor Of the
FIRST Methodist Protestant Church here,
mas Eon" TO Washington to attend the
Maryland annual conference OF his
church.
Mrs. Edmund schactcr has gone 10
Baltimore for visit
Mrs. D. II. kizer and two children
and Miss Mary Bullock have gone 10
Russellvillc. Ala. for visit.
MI. and Mrs. w r. Matthews. of
Greensboro. " c.. are visiting relatives
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Farrar and nttl.
dnughtcr have returned to their home
at Porte. Madison County. after visit
ing relatives here for two weeks
Mrs. Lawrence Nichols and Miss Lena
Harpsell. OF Raleigh. NJ c.. are the
guests OF Mrs. f. l.. Bullock at her
homo on Clay Street
Miss Louise Bunch has returned 10
Farmvi!le State Normal after spending
her Easter holiday with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. NJ. Bunch. here
Q. l.. Gillum, of Culpeper and Dr.
Y. V. Gillum. OF Manassas. who have
been visiting here. have returned to
their homes.
c. l. Snidow spent the week in New
York City
Rev A. c. Pfeiffer. who was called
here by the death OF relative, has
returned to his home In Farmville
Miss Florence jackson is visiting
+. the family Of Senator Bland Massie
In Nelson County.
Miss kittic Bomcrsett, who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs r. II. Mullen
In lNvermont. returned to her home In
fulpeper on Thursday morning
MIS-, II. a. Long continues critically
III At her home In Rivcrmont
J. 4. Pennington. of Harvard Uni
vcrsity, and his brother. j. -. Penn!ng-
to3, Of Charlotte. y. c., are spending
f"w days In Lynchburg
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FRONT ROYAL

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
FRONT ROYAL, VA. April l0.-Miss
Hruc!e Trout spent several days at Mt.
SCION, Augusta County, this week. hav-
ing been called there by the death of
her cousin. Miss Rachel Bell
There was an enthusiastic meeting
of the School and Civic League on
Tuesday night at the high school audi
toriUm Much routine business was
transacted. and the organization Of Bov
scouts, under the auspices of the
league. was discussed, and committees
appointed to perfect the organization
Al IA meeting OF the Board Of Super
visors on Tuesday II was decided that
warren county would stand half the
expense OF building :: bridge over the
shenandoah River at Pitman'S Ford
near StrashurS; the estimated cost OF
which VIII he about $4,000. The board
also authorized the engineer Of the
State Highway Commission TO construct
Il road connecting the State road. now
in course OF construction. with the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-11

Ia spending the spring vacation at her
homo here.
Mrs. Il. b. Webster and Miss Marion
Dearborn spent Easter with friends in
Blackstone.
Mrs. Il. NJ. Taliafcrro and daughter.
Miss Gladys Taliafcrro. spent Wcdnes-
day In Lynchburg.
Mrs Bessie BrodIc and children. who
have been near Albert for several
months past. arc now boarding at Mrs.
Bessie Il. Wares.
Professor James Coleman spent tho
Easter holidays with his parents, Rev.
and Mrs J. NJ. Coleman, at Thaxton's
Miss Mary Cunningham has returned
from Il visit to relatives in Hampton.
DR.. II. +. Wateriield, presiding elder
OF charlottesville district, this week
visited Rev. II. S. Baughan.
Miss Mary Martin. OF Lynchburr
spent Easter hero with Misses Lucv
and Olive Clark.
Miss Lizzie Ware spent tho weekend
with her brother. A. Gates Ware, ut
Sandidges.
Misses Annie Brockman Of San
didges; Ruth Fawcctt, OF Clifford, and
Isabel Davis. of New Glasgow, arc at
tending the Amherst High School.
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brother OF Mrs. w. L. Jones, and hi.
son. Joseph Melich, Jr, professor O,
physics at Fishburn College. waynes-
poro, va, were Easter guests of Mr.
| Avenue.
Mrs Reid. VITO of Rev. d. L. Raid.
| died at her home at Pcnnsboro. w. Vn
| OH Monday. Prior to her Marriage sbe
was MISS Eta Boyd. daughter Of the
late Mrs. Summerville Boyd, of Front
Royal. Mr.. Reid was pastor of the
NJ. Il. Warren Circuit for several wears,
Her interment took place at Front
Royal. Va, on Tuesday. Row. Mr..
Ringer. of Washington, D. c., and Rev.
III. III. Shcnnon, OF Staunton, Va. OIL
ciatlng.
Dr. Orville Van Deusen, received a
telegram on Tuesday announcing tho
death OF his mother, Mrs. Mary Van
Deusen, which occurred at the home Of
her daughter, Mrs. Levi T. Jarrett, at
Los Angeles. Cal. Or. Van Deusen at
tended her burial, which took place at
ierndon. Va, on Wednesday,.
Mrs. Cameron. OF Bcalton, Va. after
spending the winter with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. w. y. Carron, has returned
to her home.
Miss Gladys Rudacillc. of IIollins In
stitutc. spent iiastei at home
Dr. GrubbS, of Eagle Rock, Va has
peeh visiting his parents here, MIR. and
Mrs. Rubin Grubbs, on Manor Avenue
Garlic Lake, of Washington, d. c.,
has been visiting relatives here for n
week.
Mrs. j. j. Russell. of Waynesboro, Pa,
~ the guest OF her mother, Mrs. L.
Fox. on Virginia Avenue.
Noble G. Williams. promoter OF the
Front Royal Washington Transports
ton Line. has returned from Harrison
burg Va where he has been under
treatment for chronic appendicitis
Miss Alice Cook has returned from
an extended visit to relatives in Balti-
more.
Miss Roberta Maddox has returned
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Front Royal-Lnray grade near Lime
ton.
Miss Rachel Pcttitt has returned
from two weeks visit to Washington,
ID. G.
Mrs. II. II. Downing. who has been
quite sick. is greatly improved
Taylor Yates, a prominent farmer OF
Warren and Rappahannock Counties. is
able to be out again, after Il stroke {
paralysis.
The Tri-County Medical Association
composed OF Warren. Page and Rappa-
hammock Counties. will meet Tuesday.
April IL. splendid program has been
arranged. and number OF distin-
Suishcd visitors are expected
Harry Houston, of Hampton, is the
guest of y. G. Weaver, representative
from Clarke and Warren in the Legis-
laturc.
Miss Patty Mosby. a student OF IIol-
Inns institute and II classmatc. Miss
Ragby. also Miss Long, Of Richmond,
and Miss lionscl. of Gunston Hall.
Washington. -. C.. were guests of reIa-
tivcs at Randolph Macon Academy dur
ing tho Easter period.
Elmer e. Melick. OF Philadelphia. n
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from a visit to her sister. Mrs. B. Comp
ton. at Hinton. W. Va.
Mrs. II. L. Cook Is visiting relatives
In Baltimore. Md.
Miss Gussio Simpson is spending some
time with her sister. Mrs. Dunnway. in
Charlostown, w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Proctor arc spend
Ing n week with Mr.. and Mrs. William
Marshall at Elkton, Va.
The citizens OF Ccdarville District
have completed a macadamized road
from Cedarvillc to Rockland, II distance
Of four miles Tho cost Of building the
road was 5000. which was raised by
private subscription.
Farmers report tho outlook for Il
good wheat crop this year very dis
couraglng. Owing to the continued dry
and windy weather. the dirt has blown
away from the roots OF the wheat. and
much OF the growth has persisted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-11

nj all. II you would obtain a really beauti-
~! h.ad OF hair quickly and with little troti-
uI', JUST make up ypurSeif at home In z,
'"" minutes. Il mixture 81 one ounce OF beta
guinol "i'h one half "a p!nt Of alcohol and
hhir u pint o' water Tor a fui! mint OF
nay ri'I II You wish. instead Of the water
anu t!coholt and apply This literally. The
tt"hu't VIII soon he apparent. Hair will ptop
'"i.ihE, d"nifuH will disappear and the hair
WI. gro" "lth rcmnrkabl. rnpiiity. II !s
IA ihct = hhir-i0Tc"r. The hair roots quickly
'hhe on nov III" ANA vgOr md naturally
enough, "h"r this occurs. almost any hair
'"upi" IL bound to Thih forrnuI,
makes over pint Of thir uncut,nl.d hair
grower. ana cOrts much lens man a hair
tonic. and bcsiGcs II II far more effective
PHlLIlIPA q. T.-supernuour hair on "a
oman II i';i""pa ming Jnny women
n'hitt'e 20 IRE dcpihtDri"s b"cDutn the or
H'i''Hg preparations pOir for this purposc
NjNic IN" akin ana leave "a rpo, Whorc an.
p'l"i, simply becaur- the hair H. litrraIi,
"prhcH on The way 10 do In 10 uhe pinpic
sur" solution. which In III. only thing
Sn""n that VIII simply dissolve nwny Tho
mar aud leave the skin soft white md
yo! used anything Tor removing hhir. Sim
druggist. hu, IN caro- he hasn't II, get tho
sur" pp"i"r, Which IL The Hhm- thing, ca-
,"pt mat when applying "a YOU wet ~ with "a
,'ilr w"'"r " never faiN 10 deptToy all
hair. l!ght hnd cnnrHr, With the utInost
f"pldity ana thOrnJrbH'tD. and II never In
lHr's IA. most trhE!ti.c Skin leaves a
mark.