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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-25
Police Court.


The case OF e, q. williams and e.
]. Kuester, charged with taking funds
belonging TO Harvey L. Blair & Co..
was continued by Justice Crutchf1eld
yesterday to March a.
W. H. Mullen. charged with con-
Quoting gaming room at No. $40
East Main Street. was dismissed, az
there was no evidence upon which to
base the charge.
The case of Ashby .. Ramsey,
charged with taking s1.8sT.50 belong
ing to Mrs. Mary B. Reithert, was
continued to March 4.
Sam Thomas, colored. charged with
selling liquor without a license, was
fined 500 and put under bonds for
twelve months
Nat Scott. charged with taking SO
from the person OF James Freeman
on February %. was sent to the grand
Jury.
e. s. Montell, charged with OBJ
tanning $40 from G. A. Eubank under
false pretences. will be heard on
March 3.
James Edwards, charged with ILL
treating a mule, was fined $40 AMI
placed under bonds for thirty days.
Harry Harris, for beating Otto Bra
garian, was fined SIS and put under
bonds for ninety days.
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Due. In great part, to unfavorabls
weather conditions. the wholesale COM
mission market on Cary Street con-
tinues sluggish and dull, with only
moderate receipts, As this cannot
continue. however the merchants are
nov preparing for a busy period.
There were no products in especial
da,..and tcdaY. Eggs are still uncsr-
tain. Florida produce is being re-
ceived in fairly good quantities.
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RrcH aOND PRoDuCE MARKET

Quotations Furnished by WOoeAn u
scott Cammission Merchants.
Richmond, Va. Feb. "a, 1918.
Tcday's wholesale market from ac-
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RICHMOND FRUIT mARKBT.

(vholesaIe quotations furnished by the
Blalook Fruit and Produce Coz
Richmond Va. Feb. "a, 1915.
EI.ORInA NEGTTA RI4ES
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-25

RICHMOND AND CHEHArHAxE nAx
RAILWAY COMPANY.
superseding schedule OF April IL, 1914
Schedule subject to change without
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-25
BUSINESS NEWS
AND COURT. RECORD
CHANCERY COURT TRANSFERS
Ten Deeds of Bargain and Sale Re
corded Yesterday.

COEOSu yesterday.
]. c. Bowman to W. w. Harvey, No
f01l Fourth Avenue, 6ox140; $40.
w. w. Harvey to Clara II. Garth
right No. 1911 Fourth Avenue, COX
l40; $40.
L. c. Blankenship to Clara H. Garth
right. No. 1921 Mechanicsville Turn
pike, 30x125; $40.
Mamie Tredway to ]. L Tredway.
Fifth Street, between Cary and Ca
nal. 3ox11s; $40.
Charles r. Davis to Bette D. Wood.
the following lots:
Marshall, between Seventh and
Eighth; northeast corner Clay and
Eighth; Eighth. between Clay and
Leigh; Main. between Seventh and
Eighth; northwest corner Main and
Seventh and Eighth; northwest cor
ner Main and Seventh; Main, between
Sixth and Seventh: southeast corner
Main and Sixth Streets; Main, between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth; Franklin,
between Eighth and Ninth; Eighth
Street, between Grace and Franklin;
northwest corner Franklin and Third
Streets; 81. Tax, $4,000
A. NJ Mutter ct ais to ]. B. nose,
Nos. 2o5-7 South Cherry Street, 2ssx
140: $4,000.
Katherine Meyer and C, w. Meyer
to A. v. Orschel, Nos. l2s062 Ashland
Street, 3ox120; $40.
Andrew v. Orschei and wife to
Katherine Meyers. Nos. 12so-s2 Ash
land Street; IS.
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MARTINS OPPOSITION
TO SMITH CAUSES Tie
trict Excise Board Not FavorabIy
Reported.
ENDORSEMENT Is IMPOSSIBLE
Committee Is Made of Eight Demo-
Gratis and Six Rcpubltcans---Inves-
tigation Was Not to Nominees
Credit.

Washington, D. c.. Feb. 24.--An un.
favorable report on the nomination OF
General Robert G. Smith, reappointed
by the President as a member of the
District Excise Board, was ordered by
the subcommittee of the Senate Dis
trict Committee to whieh the nomina-
ton was referred.
The vote was 3 to 2 against General
Smith. Those voting against him
were Senators Martin. of Virginia
Jones, of Washington. and Works. OF
California. Senator Phelan, Of Cali.
fornia, chairman OF the subcommittee
and Senator Salisbury. of Delaware
voted in favor of General Smiths
nomination.
The nomination of General Smith
will be submitted to the full Senate
District Committee with an unfavor-
able report at the meeting of the COM
mittee Friday.
Endorsement Impossible.
The District Committee is made up
Of eight Democrats and six Repubh-
cans. All the Republicans are under
stood to be opposed to the confirma-
ton of General Smiths nomination,
and with Senator Martin. one of the
Democrats, voting with them, 1t will
be impossible to obtain favorable
report from the full committee, for
even IL all the other Democrats voted
in favor OF General Smith the vote
would be a tie. to 7. 1t Is believed,
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Deeds Of Release.

J. s. Carneal, trustee to ]. w. Brax-
ton, trustee, Cedar Street. west Of
Baker; $667.ss.
Meyer and Oschel. executors to
Kate A. Fowler, No. TIA West Mar
shall: $944.
Hartman and Miller, trustees, to e.
B. Washington. lot Floyd Avenue, be-
tween Sheppard and West; $685..
r H. Talley. trustee. and r. A.
Jones, No. 1921 Floyd Avenue; $1,000.
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ID Carries baggage ssoundAy oa1U.
sDaily exoAp< SUNDAY.
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Citv Nrmit Court.

The suit of r. A. Walden against G
r. Walden for $3.50. was docketed In
this court yesterday.
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DKESSED POULTRY.
Turkeys. hens. fancy, ID. 81 q 2
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-02-17
Notice Of Trustees Sale

liy virtue of deed o trust made by
Ivan Bush to tie Undersigned :. q Moth-
eTs and $. = Bell ira Geo, fr Jane, II
Bailey, bearing date on the 18th day of
February. 1907, and OF record iu the Clerk
office of the county Court 81 Calhon conn
E, West Ni,ginia, in Ernst & Mortgage
Book No. at page l53, tha undersigned
trustees wall on Friday, February 25th,
l9lC, between the hours OF eight o'clock
a. m. and six O'Clock p. n, at the front
door OF the Court House OF CALHOUN coun-
~, West Virginsa, offer for sale al public
auction TO the highest bidder, "a certain lot
or parcel OF real estate lying aud being sit
uate in the village Of Brooksville. Calhoun
coun y, West Virginia, and bounded and
described as follows:
Beginning at The county road at a corner
of certain lot 10 said village known as
the &C. White property, and running
thence with a line Of said lot to the Little
kanawha river; thence down said river n
distance OF 81 feet; thence with line par
ALL with the line Of said White property
to the public road; thence with said public
road TO the place OF beginning, containing
Lie Of an acre, more or less
Terms Of Sale: Cash in hand on day of
sale.
a. G.. MfraEws
;. T. BELL
Trustees
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she simply drops the "spuds" into 2
crevice in her back yard, leaves them
there about an hour and takes then
out as thoroughly baked as if they
had reposed in the oven of her kitchen
range
Explaining her discovery, the house
wife said she seldom keeps a fire in
her kitchen through the summer. In
an emergency she can boil eggs and
prepare simple dishes with the aid OF
the stove-like crevice.
In Canaan street the operators
found a man who supplies his home
with not water in a similar manner
When he installed his water-heatine
system last winter this ingenious citi
zen went, thinly clad, into his garden
and dug deeply into the warm earth
Then he coiled 100 feet of lead pipe
into the hole and refilled IL.
Even in zero weather the family
mad steady supply of warm water
and the scheme has worked so well
that the ingenious one is considering
plan TO elaborate the system and
heat the house with it next winter
Caroondale (Pa) Dispatch to the
Philadelphia North American.
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The Marsh Entertainers, Feb. Is

The committee in charge Of the
local lyceum course has been in
formed that the Hewitt Marsh
Entertainers will be supplied to
take the place Of the Starr Enter
tainers who were on the original
program. 1t Wi | be remembered
that the STAIRS were drowned in
an Ohio stream a few weeks ago
while travelling TO fl | an engage
ment.
Mr.. AID Mrs. Marsh, who come
here on Mondsy, February 18th.
have an original and varied pro-
gram consisting of Readings,
Dramatic and Comedy Sketches
in Costume. Instrumental Music.
Ventriloquism, Costume Charac-
ter representations and Bell Ring
ing.
This is sure TO be one of the
best numbers of the entire course
and the patrons can ill afford TO
miss it.
At the Courthouse Monday,
February 18th.
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StinSOn items

Scratch and Dig will appear
again, as he failed to see his
shadow last week. and report the
minor happenings in and around
Stinson.
w. H. Adams is still working
on John Keaton's sawmill.
The Watkins brothers are skid
ding a large lot of saw-logs to
the Ellison sawmill.
w. A. Mollohan can be heard
daily running his corn cracker.
He is also much interested in log
ging. Mr.. Mollohan recently be-
came the father Of fine twin bah
les. boy and girl, each weighing
eight and half pounds.
DIR. Adams is still kept busy on
the roads He reports lot of
sickness.
The school at this place is pro-
crossing very nicely.
r. A. Laughlin is contemplate
ing entering into politics and run
ming for Justice in Washington
district.
Jasper Kelley reports that there
have been a few days that were
very severe on beardless mail
carrier.
Uncle" Frank Shafier can
still sing like a lark and keep one
interested in European war ar.
guments in favor Of Germany.
/ will ring off and promise t.
come again soon If tets escapes
the waste-basket.
SCRATCH AND DIG.
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Hays Residence Burns

Word was received here Salur-
day morning that the residence
of Deputy Sheriff George w.
Hays, of Arnoldsburg, had been
burned 10 the ground the night
before. The fire originated in
a defective fiue. it is thought,
and although valiant efforts were
made to control and check the
the flames it was found impossi-
bic TO save the house. A great
part OF the contents of the house
was saved. We are informed
there was no insurance.
The residence of B. Frank
Sturm was also badly damaged
as result Of the fire, it being
necessary to tear down part Of
his to prevent the flames from
spreading and burning up a large
section of the town.
The total loss is said to be
about $4,000.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-02-17
Coed Man gone 10 Rest

Rev. David Polling, an aged
and highly respected citizen of
Sycamore, died at his home Mon
day after a short illness with a
severe and complicated attack of
grip. Rev. Polling was IN his
eightyfifth year and was ore If
the Oldest men in that section of
the county. Many years ago he
was ordained a minister of tie
Methodist Episcopal churcn, and
for more than a half century
was active in the redemption and
salvation of souls for the Master.
lie was an exemplary citizem al
ways to be found on the side of
right and justice. His may
sterling characteristics attracted
to him host of warm friends
who will learn of his demise with
genuine sorrow.
The deceased is survived by
his wife, two sons, Aldine and
and Hanning, of Russell, and one
daughter, Mrs. John Hathaway.
of Elkin5, Randolph county.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-02-17
Notice Of Sheriffs Sale Of
Valuable Personal Property

BY virtue Of an execution issued bv the
Clerk OF he Circuit Court OF Wood county,
west Virgin "A, upon certaii Judgment
rendered by said Court i'm certain actiou
therein pending in which q. W. Hartman
and a. Hafdman, dong business under the
firm name of q. w. d A. Hardman. were
plaintiffs and A. and II. G. Hartman were
defendants, and placed i'm the hands
of the undersigned Sheriff will on
Thursday, the second day OF March, nine
teen hundred aud sixteen. between the
hours OF ten O'Clock n. IN and four O'clock
p. IN sell to the highest bidder at The home
OF q. W. Hartman ON Barnes Rua. in
Lee district of Calhoun county. West Nir.
ginis, the following personal property, to-
wit:
Twenty head Of two year old Hereford
heiiers and one four year old Hereford
bull, levied upon as the property of the
said defendant. A. Haidman
And / will on the same day and between
the same hours at the residence of 4. Hard
man, Sr, in Center district of said Calhoun
county, Yves Virginia, 10y virtue of said
execution, sell the following personal prop
eHy. levied upon as the property of the
said defendant, y. Hartman to-wit:
boiler trucks, manure spreader,
horse corn planter. wagon. buggy, silo
cutter, disc harrow, | moving machine
buggy tongues, l lot of OK yokes and
chains, | lot of wagon wheels, cider mill,
l evaporator, ] grain drill, lot corr,
gasolene engine, sets of buhrs, corn
shelter, l pair scales, pair clippers, l re-
fugerator, feed cutter, corn crusher and
attachment, tackle blocks, / set of black
smith tools, hand corr planters, post
hole digger, lifting jack, wheel barrows,
lots of hay in mows, 4 :addles, l set of
buggy harness, ] set of work harness, 5
plows, / boiler and pump, 2 harrows, ,
brood sows, shoats, gray mare, / two
year old colt, , yearling colts, bay horse,
l roam saddle horse, four year old mare
/ bay mare, l bay driving horse, bay
draft mare, large iron kettle, = COWS, s
rocking chairs, | piano, ] side board | sew
ing m9chine, lot of chairs, parior set,
| davenport, graphophone, lot of stands,
let of dining room tables. lot of looking
81 asses, lot Of kettles, ! range stove, lot
of dishes lot of knives and forks, lot
of stone ware, lot of fruit jars, complete
beds, lot of wash stands, lot of dressers
lot of bowls and pitchers, l lot of clocks.
book case, folding bed, l lot of lamps,
wardrobe, guns > telephones
Terms of Sale; Cash in hand on day of
sale.
Il, J. ESo1rs, Sheriff Of
Calnocn county.
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Order Of Publication

WEST VIRGINIA, TO-WIT:-
~ ru I,s ned I'm the office of the Clerk
or the Circuit Court OF Calhoun County
west Virginia, on the first Monday in
FEBRUARY. nineteen hundred and sixteen.
me Calhoun County Bank. "a corpora
ton, plaintiff,
Against
os Il Parsons, Perry Parsons. II. d.
Robinson, j. Y. Starcher. r. v. Vine
yard, Abney Barnes ~ Company, a
corporation, The RoaEc County Bank
corporation, Peoples Bank OF Grants
VIE. a corporation. w. a. King Sam
Lane, +. y. White. John A. Lane. w
v. Edgen a. Gum. H. Trueman j
H. Meadows. II. l.. Hamilton. Trustee
ana ). NJ. Hamilton Trustee. defend
In Chancerv.
Inc above Is the title Of a certain
sun IN chancery pending In the Circuit
the object OF which is TO enforce the
liens created by two several deeds of
trust except In so far as certain OF the
merely have been released, one of
which was made by the defendants
Osia Parsons and Perry Parsons. her
husband, TO r. T. Hamilton. Trustee
bearing date on the seventh dav Of No.
Venber, nineteen hundred and eleven
recorded IN the office of the Clerk Of
West Virginia. I'm Trust a. Mortgage
BOOK No. 4. at page $50 to secure the
piaintin In debt OF one thousand dol
lars, winch debt has been reduced by
payments TO the sum of four hundred
and hfty-one dollars and 0ftv-fbree
cents, with interest thereon from tho
ci&hth day or November nineteen hum
dred ana fifteen, until paid. which last
named sum includes COSTS of prOfoef
! ana 70 indemnify the defendant j. ".
. MeadoWs, as endOrser Of the debt Sc
cured by said trust. and the other made
by the said defendants. Osia Parsons
ana Ferry Parsons, 60 j NJ. Hamilton.
trustee, bearing date on the seventh
day OF January, nineteen hundred and
fourteen, or record iu said Clerks office
/ in trust a. Mortgage Book No b. nt
I page l45. 20 secure the said plaintiff In
q debt OF five hundred dollars. which
the sum OF two hundred and fifty dol
inrF. With interest thereon fror, the
ufHt day or November. nineteen hume
dred and fifteen, until paf-. aud also
' ~ enforce the vendors Zen FOR the sum
or -FOUR hundred and nftv dollars
/ against certain lot situate In INC
/ town or ArnOldsburg West virginia
I conveyed by the said Osia Parsons and
Ferry Parsons. her husband fu tine de-
PENDANT III - Robinson. and to auulv
we proceeds arising out off the enforce
Iutnt or such vendors lien Co the pave
mcut Of the debt or balance thereof
secured by the said deed of trust Dotted
NDfemper seventh nineteen hundred
ana eleven, and for general relief
And 10 appearing by nfldagft filed that
The defendants. the said perry pareor.
Osia Parsons and j. o. Meadows. arc
T nou-rcsidcuts of the State OF Woet Vfr.
klhia no is ordered that they and each
on tnem DO appear here within ono
n4nth after the date of the nrst pubii-
eatlpn hereof and DO what fs necessary
20 protect their interests
Tosto.-
LIZ GASEn, clerk.
] N.Tr fffrrru
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Political Announcements

Charges for political announce
ments for candidates in the com
Ing primary will be as follows:
All state candidates, $35.
Sheriff. Assessor, Prosecuting
Attorney, $40.
House of Delegates, County
Commissioner, County Surveyor,
$40.
District Officers, So.
In each instance the fee must
he paid before the announcement
will be inserted.
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For Assessor

/ hereby announce myself car
di5ate for the Office of Assessor, sub
ject to the decision of the Demo
cratic voters in the general primary
to be held June 9th. 1 once served
the people in this office and will
elm 20 treat every man ana woman
alike. come again asking the vot-
ers for their support. as feel myself
competent to do the work.
Thanking the people in advance
for their suffrage, am
Respectfully yours.
j. NJ WEASE
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j. NJ. WEASE

At the head Of this column will
be found the announcement of
Lorentz G. Hamilton for prosecut-
ing attorney subject to the will
of the Democratic voters in the
June primary. He is a son of
Hon. John NJ. Hamilton and a
resident of Center district. He
graduated from the law depart
ment of the University of West
Virginia in 1908 and soon there
after located at Glenville where
he practiced until about five years
ago. He then moved to this
place and formed a partnership
with his father. He has good
and sound legal training and
business experience and practical
knowledge sufficient to fill the
Office to which he aspires.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-02-17

tin Kenney and the moved to
Burning Springs. where they re-
sided until about sixteen years
ago when the family moved to
its present home.
The Kenney family has a host
of friends in this county who will
be deeply grievld to hear of the
mothers death, and these the
Chronicle joins in extending sim
cerest condolences.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-02-17

In this issue of the Chronicle
will be found the announcement
OF ]. M. Wease for the Demo
cratic nomination for Assessor in
the general primary to be held
June 9th. Mr.. Wease is not a
stranger to the people of Calhoun
county. having served as Asses
from 1901 TO 1905. He is a resi-.
dent of Sherman district, living
near White Pine. He has a large
number Of friends in that and
other sections Of the county, and
will, no doubt, rally a large nun.
Der of voters to his standard
During the term that he served
an the office for which he is agar
4 candidate he made good off
cial record and gave satisfaction
90 the taxpayers. Mr.. Wease ex
poets to make a vigorous cam
paign and his friends declare he
will be the successful man 10 the
contest.
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Hrs. Kenney Follows Husband

Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Kenney,
mother Of Hon. Alfred +. Ken
ney, died at her home at Grand
view. near Parkersburg. early
Tuesday morning. Mrs. Kenney
was eighty years Of age aud her
death was due to diseases Incl
dent 20 her advanced age Her
husband. Martin Kenney. died
just three weeks previous to her
death.
The deceased was bOrn I'm
Pennsylvania. While a young
woman she was married to Mar
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Deafness Cannot Be Cn,,d
Il. j. ES01rs, Sheriff Of
Calnocn county.

~ Local applications. az they cannot rracl
thC diseased portion OF the car Thrr. Ia
9Hy one way TO cure dcafLt IS. and that b.
ny cpnsuiuuona remedies Dec futas L.
caused by au iniiamcd condition of IA, .iu.
Cou5 iinihg OF the EUotaci.iau Tube gVhci
ms tube 10 inu'med you have 8 rutnafiti.
soWhd or imperfect hearing Lac when u :,
en- tIFcty closed, Deafness Is tne reRii't ana
unlesa tho inflammation can zee taken ouI
ana this tube restored its normal cordf.
loh' nearing VIII be destroyed forever: nlua
cases out or ten are caused by Cafarrh.
which is nothing hut an innemed condition
or the mucous surfaces.
We viii give One Hundred Dollars fcr any
case OF Deafness (caused by cutnrrh) thai
cannot be cured 10y Ealis Catarrh Cure
send for circulars free.
j, CHENEY * CO. Toledo. OhIo.
Sold by Druggists. Use
Take Eeli'S FAMILY Pills FOR consultation
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Hon. John NJ. Hamilton
Much Improved

Hon. John M. Hamilton. for
merly congressman from the
Fourth district, who was taken
i'll here on Saturday of last week
while here in an important suit
IL which he is counsel. and who
was removed to St. Joseph's hos
pital where he has since been re-
ceiving treatment, is doing very
nicely. DR.. A. N. Frame, the at
tending physician, states that Mr..
Hamilton is steadily gaining
strength and the indications are
that he will be able to leave the
hospital in a week or ten days.
His lines was due TO auto-infec-
ton. which had attained a rather
serious stage. but this has Teen
counteracted and the patient will
soon be all right again, a fact
that xiii he pleasing news to all
of Mr.. Hamilton's many friends
in this city and elsewhere. Par
kersbUrg Sentinel.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-02-17
MINE FIRES USED IN COOKING
Thirty Woman In Carbondale, pa.
sakes Her Potatoes In Back
Ysrd Crevico.

That tho mine nre which has RACED
beneath the Belmont section of this
Guy for the last ten years has it's ad
Vantages for the residents was discov
cred by q motion picture photographer.
taking pictures in the fire district for
reproduction on movie" screeus
throughout the country.
hany Of the property owners have
closed their homes ard removed ~
other sections OF the city 60 wait foI
the IRE to burn Itself out OF 70 be ox
ungnishcd. but few OF those who re-
rain are making the best OF condi
tons
The moving picture men found one
woman who utilities the mine fire In
oakine pptatoes aud other vegetables
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-02-17

10 half pint 81 water add d on Bay
Rum. small box OF B1rbo Compound
ana = on. Of glyccrine Apply to tie hair
tWieo week until 10 becomes the desired
shade. Any druggist can puf This un or
you can mix Dc af home at very little cost
uii directions for making end use come
pc encn box Of B1rbo Compound. Ne win
Hfaouaiy dnrkcn strcaked. faded gray
t'ilf end removes dandrun It is excel
tent tor falling hair and win make harsh
hair soft and glossy. 10 win not color the
scaip. ls not sticky or greasy. and does not
cub OIL