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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-12
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-12
To Have Pretty Hair

attention would
thick usous-s really matter of If it dry and brittle
scalp the dandru disappars
thwaie Store just what sons the noushe the
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The Washington herald., 1915-12-16
war TAX MEASURE
MAY Be PASSED TODAY
Imports from Europe Decrease $751;.
OOO,O O,OO0-G. o. P. Will Assert Law
Doesn't Realize Expectations

Plans have been perfected by the Demo
cratic leaders Of the House to pass in
that body today the administration bill
revenue act from December 81 next to
January I. 1917. A lot Of Democrats are
grumblinS over the proposal to continue
the war taxes" but the Indications are
that the measure will be passed by
comfortable majority. A report on the
bill filed in behalf of the Ways and Means
Committee yesterday by Democratic
AT the time the law was enacted 1t
fallen OF as . result of the war. It is
important that there shall be no sus-
pension in collections under the war act.
"At the time the law was enacted II
was thought that the war In Europe
would probably not be Of longer dura-
ton than January I. 1916. ana that there
would be no necessity for this additional
taxation beyond that date. but the end
OF the war Is still beyond sight and the
Treasury viii need the additional rove
nue. contemplated by the extension Of the
act" says ther eport. During the fiscal
year ending June 30, 1914. the total i'm
ports amounted to H.sss e,5.s57. as COM
pared with 8. .161, lse. 40 for the fiscal year
1915. During the fiscal year June 20. 1914.
the imports from European countries
now at war amounted to s76S. .ooo. 90
The importations from these same
countries during the fiscal year 1915 fell
to SOC, ,oD.o0o, a decrease OF S2sc c.ooo ooo."
II is pointed out that comparing the two
periods. internal revenue receipts dropped
more than $sooa,o 900. and that the postal
service now registers a deficit Of 80. COO
against a surplus a year ago.
The Republican report on the extension
bill. which will be prepared by Represen-
tative Fordney. Of Michigan. the ranking
minority member on the Ways and Means
Committee. will be submitted to the House
today. This report will make a protest
against the measure. and charge that
revenues have declined. not on account
Of the war, but because OF the failure
Of the Democratic tax laws to realize the
expectations Of their trainers.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-16
COTTON MARKETS.

New York. Dec l5-Cotton rallied today O
covering ciosine at a net advance Of to Is points
new crop options showing the most streogth. Ad
vices to the spot article from the South v1'
conflicting.
At the start the market was up to points
This vas not q full response to the cables from
Liverpool and trading small. Liverpool and
New Orleans interests bought, the supply comini
from Wall Street and commission houses. Room
traders contested the advance and prices eceded
to about last nights close.
This was followed by renewed steadiness On buy
ing by Liverpool and scattered covering. active
options working up about II to IL points There
was sufficient realizing TO check the rse around
this level.
Rumors that preliminary returns to tho National
Ginners' Association indicated that the quantity
turned out prior to December u would aeusgats
loading early in the afternoon which carried prics1
down q to 10 points from the top.
Buying orders toward the close in . dull market.
however sent the list up. Spot here advanced
points to q cents. The sales were l.1o bales.
Spot at Liverpool was gutter at q decline Of
points to the basis Of 7.5od for middling upland.
Futures In the English market advanced VI to VI
points.
Port receipts for the day w1e 3.% bales.
against 6sg4 last year. New York warehouse
stocks are Ssgs bales. against sos bales a
year ago. Exports for the day were sIs3 bales.
compared with ei6I3 bales a year ago. Today
total include $50 bales to the Continent, 4Sa
bales to Japan and China and 100 to Mexico.
CIearances for the season aggregate 2o6 I'D bales.
contrasted with l.eS.T bales for the correspond
ing period last season.
Furnished By N. L. Carpenter 4 Co
The Washington herald., 1915-12-16

LARDlfsA vua =. ~ =. anssDl -
esttensss1 - .pR =. IA
cHEEgB-Nsx Tea. ~. - -: ee -
b.. y; esio daassi3a - =. >; D.. su'aA
uvi fouInY-u.s. ~ n. rsx: ,ss.s~.
pss nj losli; suEfne dncn. - D.. ikH: gnns
ehsckaA ps D.. 3: tnAsss. pr 1h. teN !
GREEN 0OOD6-DanA ~ hessst. xeaAos
beets, pef taneA. -; Bsu0sb gseufa ~ e..
lAnaz: esbhase. ~. pf Ill. IN: ege2 -
bunch. ass: esnliAsvse. pr zste. 3sn4S: eel.y.
per erste. a0sk0: eseanb-sR pr hsssss. S1aAS;
eynblian. per cste. $500: sepsast, pr est..
bsakst. 4nal1; d., North csru1inA. pR hssket.
l.soa2 .; onioua, pr aek. 1os2S; nassnips. pr
bog. 0ais: pepp@ pr aste. lMa4o: pepcus..
pr bou. Le: notsfoes pez nck. III; s~es.e
Per b6i.. l.zisx0: ysns. prr bbl. i.Ea-o: sqne@.
pr bbl., i.na40; spinAeh. pr ~. l0hl!o; TO-
toss, nearh0 pr boz, 1eoal0: tm8ipa. .pa eo-
Lohl.0; Do. p1 boz. 3ao.
FRUITS-Appis, pes boI.. i.osA0: esanbsssasa
p9 bol. Hsoaao: d.. Per boa. lfsa4o; 9.oss.
p9 baskst. lz4aD: uspsfrult, pr bus. aosAc;
lmseA psr boz. 4sssD: pinesppasa p~ e.ss.
LIVE srocK-vsal e.i,.. prin.. ps ID. Min:
DO. medium. pr h.. Nsais; d.. nev. sAss:
srins lenhe p1 No.. ~.
DRESSED GOODe-Dvssd hoo. saaIl. pr n.
sssk: do.. nsdiD. pH h, .; d.. hssU. Pr
Hay. SHAW. AND 1onN-Hsy. bsst tinotAy.
pef tna. Mo: ni1sd. pr ton. nosAo;
strss. pe too, iaea.iaoo: vhest strsv. psr Ton.
40: e,m. per I'D. -: d.. nav. pr bbl. 81.
sEEDS-C1oves. rsd. per H., Nm: do. slatke.
pr lb. lsalf: ca. timothy. Der bua. a3aa8;
nd top. PEI Ia, lex: orchard 0aas. pr bua.
isos11: b'us Rss. ~ bus. l-1; ~. p9 SN. La
The Washington herald., 1915-12-16
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York D,c. l5.-Csn money opened 9 per
cent; high. 2 per cent; low. Per ornt; renewals.
Q Ier cent; ruling rate. per cent; last. per
cent.
Tho time money martet continues dull and
steady. with a slight decrease in the number Of
onerinss OF long time industrial loans Indus
trials arc quoted at II per cent for ixty days.
* Der cent for ninety days and > per cent for
-four. five and six monthA
Business h mixed money Is very quiet. The
mates quoted arc - per cent for dxty days. ,SsZA
per csut for ninety days IA, per osnt for four
months. and per csnt for ave and six mouths.
The market for Commercial paper remains quiet
and nanuw. Good paper Of regular maturiues
Is finding purchasers at ~ to ~ pr cent. Very
choice paper, Of which there h . very smzll
amount in the present market. ID quoted At per
csnt The country market Is quiet with the
rate unchanged at 81 per cent.
A small business ID being done In prime bank
accsptsnces at to 81 per cent for ninety days
and ~ 10 ~ per cent for -four monthsL
The Washington herald., 1915-12-16

Western mIddIinsa 1mH0: CITY Mnis' mid
ding. 15os3AW; do. vhits middhnss. 90a0.0; ;
do. winter bran. ADlA.0
DRESSED POULTRY-Turkeys. choicr. larBe.
young. per h.. q: do. fair to sood. h.. ras;
do. Door and crooked breast. lb.. II; chicksns.
straight. youns. Der b.. II; do. MIXED youns and
old. Der h, u: do. old rooste1. per h.. lAls;
ducks ehoies. fat. p~ rb.. H. se0s. ehodcs. nearby.
ljaA
LIVE -Cnieken.. Old hens. It.L and
over. b. -: do. old hens smaller. D.. L: rooste1.
NJ. .: do. sprns. larsnI a.: do. small. h.. u;
dudA AnseDy. Iba and over. u: Pektns.
Ia and over. H.. IL; do. puddle. lbs. and
over. l3aiS: pigeons. pair. .; suinea fowl. each.
50: smaller. 3aa1o: turtssA Ibs. md over. young.
h.. fssJ: do. small. ID: do. old. h.. q: ge.se.
MarJiand and Virginia, pr Ih. a; do. Western
and Southern, p9 Ih. T.ala
BU1TER-CnsamsJ. fancy. pr b.. B4aS: do.
choics. aaJ: do. good. nan: do. prints. 1az
do. bocha xaS: ladies'. 2.3: Naryland and
Pennsylvania. rolls. h.. lssp: dairy prirts issD;
process butter. za3: storepacksd. a
EGGs-Na1yhnd. Pennyfvanta and Western.
arsta. .: West virsinia. %: Southern. z
The Washington herald., 1915-12-16
COMMERCE AND FINANCE

are current that shareholders might be
permitted to subscribe to the stock OF the
Pan-American Petroleum and Transport
alton Company on Q favorable basis.
This company was formed by the con-
trolling interests Of Mexican Petroleum
to market oil. Rumors were also current
that plans were afoot to merge Cali
fornia Petroleum and Mexican Petroleum.
both sympathies being practically con-
trolled by the same interests
In the late afternoon proht-taktng
caused q recession that wiped out the
days gain and established q net loss OF
one point.
studebaker continued its advance for
most Of the session. At one time It
showed a net gain OF 31-2 points, but
realizing sales caused a recession and
closed the issue with q net loss OF almost
a point. Other motor shares lacked en-
thusiasm.
It Is learned that q new automobile
tire company stock. that Of the Ajax
Rubber Company. Inc. will be introduced
on the curb tomorrow. The company has
500, 900 par of authorized stock, OF
which S, 00o.0 900, offered at SIS . share. has
been heavily oversubscribed.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-16
REAL ESTATE RANsFERS.

Bellevue-otto ". Niedomanski q ux. TO Charles
O. and AIMS Z. Fling. lot s.. 80: stamp. 81.
- and LIS street solthesa-Louis Ksttler Ct
al, tsuaesa, 70 Gsorvs and Rosalia wieh, lots
- and a. square los. E.lW.
North Columbia Hdshts-Edssr L Thmas 4 ".
TO Ff.nk ". and Katherine Amran. lot ..
hock & 10; stamp ~
]. and Martha E. Shirley. lot a, sluare IN. so:
stamp . osnfA
Mount Pie.sant and Piesant Plains s-Grscs g.
Duyie 10 Ancasu Oweas and Irsns p. Owens. lot
. biock u. 10; stamp. T-a
Indo,eace-Fands A. Blrmdoo md william Q.
Blundm to Annie Laxi<. lot g. sauaN 70.
80; samp q.
Elizabeth Oliphsnt. lot 81. boet ). 80; stamp
10 and &c Eighth street northwest-EliLabeth w. r.
Stara to Herman II. Philip. ooethird interest
in nan original lot 10 square eos. 80: stamp. q
ret.or.h-H. Bradley D.vids'o .: al; t. trustees TO
Petxorth-sams to same. lots q. q. 6. 8. 8. -.
Il block y. Sk.eM
Hishrir~-Rnth shelley TO Lillian ". Cart. lot =.
block 1 30; stamp. 8.
ur to Fields Grayhead and Jennie Grayhssd.
lot 30. square Dis so.
Fourteenth Street Hdshts-Fisids Grsyhead Ct NJ
to Marie L Taylor. lot o. saua's sis. no;
rurte,nth Street Heishts-o.hua ". Cur & uI-
TO Marie L. nyiU, ot q, Guare 81. ko'
stamp 81.
colunbis HEIGHTS and P1s..n. r.ins--Hnv A.
Kelly ct uI to william q Blundon, lot 4.
block 5 40: stamp. q.
Columbia Heishts- Ds.id h. Mead to Roo1t Ia
OBhen. lot Il. block =. 80: stamp. y
LAnier HeiShts- -Csthsrine NJ Ball and Cara NJ
Ban to National Savings and Trust Company,
p,u.ssu,S St.. Ha.h.,-M.r. L. nyior to
Arthur Can. lot H. SQUARE 3la. 80; stamp. )"
cent?.
Petuorth-rhhn Building Company to Laun 1r-
vine lot % square "a. 80: stamp. g.
North Columbia Heishts-Laura 1nine TO Jsooo D.
Grurer lot ls block ;, SO: stamp. C9
III Ninth street norhvet-JSpb Tome Institute
to Marie n. Sullivan. rs+ original lot ). square
sol, 1ooc.
Chevy Chase-CnHcrd X Bergman ct uI- to John
NJ Williams lot s.. square 1883. 80; stamp. 90
csntA
WlitneJ Close- Carrnc. Fl. Small ct uH. to Nathan
and Leopold Hoddcs. lot 81. block 10. 80:
stamp. 8.
m and 81 Massachusetts, avenue northess-Jsmcs
A. Marcerpn ct al. to Cslia NJ Davis. lots II
and Is spusr- t. so: stamp, 50 crnts
ga G street northeAst-Emma X. Bonney to Carl
H. Smith lot . square se4. so; stamp. $50.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-16

TO be much heavier. than the Average spsoulatos
cares TO believe. They ssy their private rsports
trom many sections most sensational In the
gosernmsnt report issned today the matter q quality
was not couside1ed. but the quantity vas placed
st a.os4SD.oO bushels. compared With 2Ssos.cm
bushels . year aco
Thers many opinions in ths vhest markse
today. some Of the best traders sayfng that ths
feeling wzs bullish but that scopunt q some
q tho larger commission houses adviaing caufaoo
on the buying side. rrofcssiooals v4s slow To
make new commitments.
A prominent broker voiced . warning Against too
much enthusiasm the buying of wheat on export
possibilities He said:
The wheat market has been held up for the
last mouth tho theory that enormous exports
inevitable. but II appean that the same
shipping situation which Isevented the movement
Of cutton will inhurncs the wheat market in the
same way"
Oats were the smallest fraction bstter. In gm-
rafhy with the strength in corn. but most a the
gains were lost before the cloud eash tnnsaction
were small at looon bushels for domestic pur-
poses.
Provisions declined ssllns influenced b the
The Washington herald., 1915-12-16
POTOMAC BONDS IN DEMAND.
Linotype Principal
Stock Dealt In Yesterday.

A sudden demand for Potomac Elec-
tric Power consolidated 5 per cent bonds
featured yesterdays session Of the WASH
ington Stock Exchange. A total Of 5000
worth of these bonds sold at 80 rs. and
more were in demand at that figure. The
closing prices were 80 7-S bid and offered
at par A lot Of 5000 worth of Potomac
Electric Power first IS at los IL. $500
Washington Gas bond at 1o6 "a. and a
1000 Washington Railway and Electric
at 50 "a completed activities on the bond
list
Although Mergenthaler Linotype was
not much stronger than on Tuesday. it
was the principal stock dealth in. a total
of twenty-eight shares selling on an up
ward scale from 164 to 165. The closing
bid was l64 "a. Eight shares OF Wash
ington Railway and Electric preferred at
So was the only other stock sale.
A semi-annual dividend of 3 per cent
on fits capital stock has been announced
by the Lincoln National Bank, payable
January !. The books of the company
will be closed from December % until
after the election Of officers on jan
uary L.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-16
BONDS NEARLY ALL SOLD.
Sixty Per Cent of AnGl0-French
Loan IL Taken Up.

New York, Dec 1.-THE managers OF
the syndicate which took over the bonds
of the $4,000 900 war loan which Eng
land and France secured in this country
announced today through ]. p. Morgan
& Co. that 60 per cent Of the bonds have
been taken over for investment.
The sixty-day life OF the syndicate ex-
pired Tuesday. and the bonds were placed
during that period.
The larger part were taken by members
of the syndicate. With so many large
investors out of the market, the sales to
the public were small
The amount of cash which the syndicate
managers are distributing to those who
did not wish to withdraw amount be-
tween 10 and II per cent Of the amount
of the participation.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-16
HOUSE CHEERS M'CALL.
Massaehusetts Governor-Elect Given
Ovation by Lower Chamber.

The business of the house was rudely
pushed aside yesterday while the Re
publican members gave a roustnE recep-
ton to Governor-elect Samuel W. Nc
Call. Of Massachusetts. who brought
the Bay State back into the Republi-
can column in the last election. Mr.. Nc
Call-for years a member of the House
strolled into the chamber to greet his old
friends. An outburst of applause and
and cheers greeted him as he entered
The entire Republican side rose to its
feet and aplauded and cheered as he
walked up the aisle. Speaker Clark was
unable TO quell the disturbance.
Tho Massachusetts, Republican shook
hands with Republican Leader Mann and
was Immediately surrounded by an eager
group of the old-timers who served In
Congress with him. Uncle Joe" Can
non, Nick" Longworth. Representative
Campbell. of Kansas. and other old or
ganization Republicans greeted him
warmly and when the excitement sub
sided he took a seat between Uncle Joe"
and Representative Campbell.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-16
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Dee Is-MILLFEEDN NBusinss u in.
active: prices hsld strongly. Spring bran In 100
pound sacks. 3.5oa2a.oo. to arrive; standard mid
ding to arrive. 2 i0aZ3.15; red-doG. to anive.
es.coajuo0: winter wheat in loopound ads. 70
arrive g27uaeaD; city bran. in bulk. 27S: oil meal
35oaDW.
PORK-steady: inquiry moddate. Mess. Aooa
1850: family. 1.0a2O: clear. ls.ooaa.0.
BEEF-Steady; trading is moderate. Packet.
l6.0oaE.O: faily. ls.ooaED; eata Indie msss
8o0a3oo mess l6ooal7.0.
LARD-S;eady; inquiry is inactive. Prime West
ern. 1o5: refined continent. losb; South American.
llU: refined Brazilian. in kegs 100: beef stcarine
lo5s cents; lard stearine dull II II ccntaL
The Washington herald., 1915-12-16
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotations given below are for largo lots Of GOOD
marketable goods only. Jobbes' pioss higher.
Lower grades may b sold for lsas. Fancy good,
command higher prices.
On the produce market tmfeys continued firm.
Other poultry remained steady. Owing to heavy
receipts dressed hogs cay in tone. 1.-Two stook
vas unchanged.
The demand fruits and vegetables gnezally
vas active. Quotations cuutinned firm
EGGS-Fresh doz. 8as: Southern. IAN.
BUTTER-Best uints, new, per n, 81; tub. -,
prucess. Is: under gnde. oeamey. aaD: store
packcd, IhA
The Washington herald., 1915-12-16
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKETS.

ChicaSo. Dec. H-The big bulls In the corn
market not only supported price when support was
needed today. but they added to their lines In q
most conspcuous way and caused the market
to advance sharply. They have handsome paper
profits to their credit and the more conservative
traders may have feared . severe price break in
case the offerings increase to abnormal proportions.
Ii is said that . great deal Of the long held
here was bought a. low - e5 and 70 CENTS and
while profits were taken on some Of this grain
there are many millions Of bushels still held open
Those who are long corn argue that the amount Of
grain damaged by frost and rains has been found
The Washington herald., 1915-12-16
George N. Oyster, ST., Buried.

Funeral services for George NJ. Oys-
ter, ST., 50, who died Monday. were held
yesterday at his home, Is East Capt.
tol street. Rev. Father O'Brien, Of st.
Peters Church, oficiated. Interment was
In Oak Hill Cemetery. Expressions Of
sympathy were received by the family
from many Of washington's most PROM
inent citizens.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-16
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Bsltimors, Dec. I5-FLOUR-wintef clear. i!sbs
%; winter .trsisht. sshs.S: winter patent. s.ss
6B spring clear o6ss %. spring straight, a6a66S:
sring psisot. sTus6Is: City Mills best winter
patent. s.s5: City Mills blended patent. Sc: City
Mills hish made straight. &ls: City Mills extra.
,7osl 20; City Mills spring patent. d66: rye -four.
medium to choice alsas.'5; corn meal. per 100 Ibs
i.75aI.8
MILL FEED lin Ioa-lb. sseksl-sprins bran.
q o0asJ.0; -four to white middlinO. 0W0!oo:
The Washington herald., 1915-12-16
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE
eeeSsrs.
Furnished by w. y. Hlbbs 4 CS.

SALES.
washingtoa Railway Electxie u 000 II ~
Potomac Electric cpna q Q.oW at ~. Q.oo at
~. Q.ooe ut ~. 500 at ~. Ncp 1t ~. Hy0p
at w.
waAhInstnn Railway Electric pfd.. st q
M1srnthaler LinotyTs. ) at lsl. 10 1t l6. at ID.
10 at l66
Aftef call:
Washington Gas b. ssoo at i0N.
Potomac Electric Light 6s. 500 At Io6,i. aeo
at l6's.
Washington Gas, at n
BID. Asked
The Washington herald., 1915-12-16
New York.

The total value Of the worlds fishery
products has been estimated at $is3, "a
sol.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-16
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

Nov Yof, Dee lk-IntsnationL Aeuntfe
shares featured the trading In the outside market
today the prefeIred selling up TO n. gain q
a. POINTS from the close. willis the common sold
a. hieh as 49,. an advancs OF ~ net 60 the day.
strength In these issues Is attributed To report,
that the reorxanization plan will be made public In
tho near future. Both issues. however. reacted
somewhat At mildAy.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-16
New RiEh Records Made.

Strength of the oil shares dominated
all other departments. New high records
were made by Mexican Petroleum and
Texas Company. while California Petro-
leum shares touched the highest prices
in more than a year. Underneath the
activity of these shares is the increased
demand for oil and predictions by Stand
ard Oil interests of higher prices in the
future.
In addition to the large business being
done by the Mexican Petroleum, rumors
The Washington herald., 1915-12-16

Total sales e4oUD shares. asatnst $4,Sv yesterday.
$500 a week asD. and lf.Be . year ago. From
January to date 10 e<. 50 aganst S.1o xsl . year
ago.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-16
MARKET SHOWS
STRONGER Tone
Sharp Advance IN the Oil
Stocks a Help to the
General List.
LOSSES IN LAST HOUR
Profit Taking Causes Some Reeessions.
About Wipins Out the
Days Gains.
LOSSES IN LAST HOUR

New York, Dec lb.-The stock market
displayed a firm broadening tendency to-
day. Sharp advances in the oil stocks
due to marked growth in the oil bust
ness dominated trading. Except for new
high prices in New York Central ano
Norfolk and Western, Standard railroad
and industrials did little worthy OF COM
ment. Commission houses report slight
increase in business and predict a fur-
ther expansion in orders should the mar
ket continue to- display strength Tor q
couple Of days.
Strength prevailed at the opening. Buy
ing increased during the first fifteen min
utes with the oil stocks. international
mercantile marine and New York Cen
trail shares favorites.- Prices receded
slightly toward the end Of the first half
hour
While specialties advanced In the att
ernoon to new high prices. standard is
sues receded on professional selling based
on expectation that the lower quota
tions for the Anglo-French bonds might
excite q selling movement. Investment
bankers and conservative brokers, how
ever, do not believe that the Anglo
French loan should be considered a fac
tor in the making of stock market prices.
In view Of the size Of the loan, the fact
that about one-third was left on the un-
derwriters' hands is not considered by
bankers as denoting that the loan was a
failure.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-14
SAVE YOUR HAIR
! AND BEAUT|EY It
WITH 'DANDER|NE'
SPEND rs CMaTsi DANDRUFF
DISAPPEARS AND HAIR STOPS
COMING OUT.
TRY TINS! HAIR GETS BEAUTT-
Full wAvY AND THICK IN
FEW MOMENTS.

II you care for heavy hair, that
giistens with 6eauty and is radiant
with life; has. an uncomfortable soft
ness and is fluffy and lustrous, try
Danderine.
Just one application doubles the
beauty of your hair, besides it imme-
diately dissolves every particle Of
dandruff; you cannot have nice,
heavy, healthy hair if you have dand-
ruff. This destructive scurf robs the
hair Of its iustre, its strength and
it, very life, and if not overcome it
produces a feverishness and itching
Of the scalp; the, hair roots famish,
loosen and die; then the hair falls
out fast.
( If your hair has been neglected and
Il thin, faded, dry, scraggy or toe
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