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The day book., 1916-12-11

TO MAKE CONDUCT OF WAR
BRITAIN'S SOLE BUSINESS
London, Dec. 11.-England's every
resource is to be turned into war.
Every luxury is to be cut off; every
activity turned into serious business
Of fighting.
Nothing could be clearer than this
decision is the public's belief after
announcement of David Lloyd
Georges new cabinet today and con-
sideration of preliminary measures
to be enacted.
The little Welshman becomes
practically dictator of, England. AS
sociated with him in war council"
are Earl CuTzon, who will be gov
eminent leader in house of lords;
Andrew Bonar Law, who Will be the
leader in house of. commons; Arthur
Henderson and Lord Miner, minis
ters without portfolio. Because Cur
zon and Law will be largely occupied
with their duties in two houses, the
war council really narrOws down to
permanent membership of three, and
two of these, Miner and Henderson,
are without other tasks than that of
members of war council
1t is believed practically certain
that Lloyd-George's regime will in
stitute absolute prohibition on spir-
its throughout Great Britain, with
severe restrictions on beer and wine
Further manufacture of spirituous
liquors will be forbidden.
Meatless days each week are ex-
pected. 1t is thought program will
include also cutting off of all unnec-
essary luxuries in private life and
concentration upon necessary work
only. All nations vigor is to be di-
rected at preparing for spring drive
and in this winters operations.
Paris. - More and more of Eng
lands limited war council idea is
gaining support in France,
The day book., 1916-12-11

-O-O-
RUMANIANS DEFEAT GERMANS
IN COUNTER ATTACKS
Petrograds-By vigorous count-r
attacks Rumanian forces have won
back positions along high road from
Ploeshti to Nizilu which they lost to
enemy Saturday. TeUtonio attacks
of Saturday pressed Rumanians
back, but early Sunday Rumanians
restored themselves after vigorous
offensive. The battle along this line
still in progress.
Berlin, via SayViiIe Wireless
German newspapers say French de-
stroyer Patagan, sunk by collision
with British transport, is fifth French
destroyer lost this way during war.
War office announces successful
aeroplane raid on Belgent. Say three
hangers were struck.
Berlin, via SayViIie Wireless.-De4
struction of parts of French posi-
tons" by extensive mine explosions
at Butte BesmesniI, Champagne and
near Vauquois, in Argonne, reported.
Artillery activity increased along
both banks Of the Somme.
Amsterdam.-Germany expecting
important announcement from Won
Bethmann-HoIweg when reichstag
convenes tomorrow. Vossiche lei
tung declares ''an important poIiti-
cal statement will be made, nature of
which is being kept profoundly Sc
cret.
All ministers of German states have
been summoned to Berlin for conf
dental conference today.
Athens.-King Constantine's gov
ernment made formal protest to al
lied powers today against continu-
ance of allies blockade.
Sofia.-West bridgehead at Cerna-
voda on lower Danube and impor-
tant railroad junction on line be-
tween ConstanZa, Hajidie- and Bus
The day book., 1916-12-11

London. - Premier LlOyd-Ge
suffered a severe chill today.
probably not be able to attend
sion of parliament tomorrow
which new cabinet will take its P
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-10
TRADING ON CURB
ACTIVE AND STRONG
Supply of Usual Leaders Is
Scant-New Stocks Sell
Well and Advance

NEW YORK. Oct. i0.-Trading on the
Broad Street Curb had returned TO normal
conditions over the night, and today the
market showed strong tone. with many
issues In brisk demand at advancing prices.
The supply of stocks was scant. and on
that account most interest was attached
20 trading In other issues than those which
had formerly been market features.
One OF the new stocks on the Curb,
United Alloy Steel. was the most prominent
feature. being heavily dealt in and ad-
vanclng from 49h to 51h. Submarine
was also active and strong. moving UP from
42k TO 43h.
Charcoal Iron preferred reflected the in
fiuence of the dividend declaration last
week and was Traded In at III to TN.
There was renewed demand also for Zinc
Concentrating. which sold at bk. Consoi-
fdated Arizona became active and strong,
with the transactions on an unusually large
scale at 1% and IN.
Tho agreement made between Dundee
Arizona and United Verde extension inter
ests continued an incentive for a persistent
accumulation of Dundee Arizona stock at
around .. City Of Paris bonds also showed
a better tone with sales at ssA and 90,
Tennessee Copper rights were quoted for
the first time at az to 2%. Midvale Steel
was fairly active. with sales at 67M to
esH. American Sumatra. which has been
duh for a long time. was unusually active
and was traded In at 22 10 25.
Aetna Explosives advanced from ION to
IL ~. and gains were made In Butterworth,
Maxim Munitions and Lake Torpedo.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-10

From a purely local point OF view .ns
strength OF the stock OF the LAKE supe'o, ~.
Corporation was the most intereseins ~
veiopment in the trading on the s.-.,,
mia stock Exchange today The stocN
sold up ~ points by midafternooh si,e.
showing a loss Of a small fraction III s,
initial dealings. The stock was tne snoe
active OF the home issues, upward Oh WV"
shares being bought and sold. .,,.,
This is the frst time since .. tne . anv
meeting that the stock has shown any
strength. and the Street was naturally In-
terested In knowing the reason TOT 'ne ~
ward move There was no news lor.h-
coming, however In some quarters u W. W.
suggested that some shor,s In the s'o0N
might be covering. 49,,
Another high record was, marked up py
Cambria Steel when II sold At ~, ssn.
OF 4 points as compared with the les.
previous sale. This stock has recently oees
making new top marks on each sale' 81. sne
this suggests, in the mind OF some s,, .nse
Midvale steel may be buying In the s'oeN
which was not turned over 70 "he" '"e
company was bought -.
IL was natural that the arbitrage STOCKS
should 20 up, as Wall street showed y
much better tone, the uneasiness IN thh'
market which prevailed yesterday as the
result Of the German submarine activities
having entirely disappeared. Most OF ,ne
trading was I'm United States Steel common
That stock rose more than point, ano
this was in spite OF n smaller unrIleu ton,
mage statement for September The genera
expectation was that the orders woulo
show an Increase OF about 100000 tons
and instead there was falling on OF
is7.773 tons. Reading and Lehigh VaIey
advanced also, the latter points and the
more u.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-10

NEW YORK. Oct. 1o.-Strong Liverpool
cables and lower temperatures In the South
brought In an accumulation Of buying
orders before the opening this morning
and gave the cotton market a strong tone
First prices showed gains ranging from
5 to IS points. Commission houses took
virtually all months and shorts covered on
n fairly large scale.
Aside from supply from Liverpool the
selling was scattered, and only advancing
bids brought cotton into the market. After
the call the tone continued firm with prices
holding at the early levels.
December led the early advance with
both that delivery and October making new
high records for the season shortly after
IL o'clock. This advance carried October
up to II and December to 1929, while
January sold at 17.l5 with the general list
showing net gains of 10 to 22 points early
in tho second hour.
1t looked as though the submarine scare
had subsided. and the strength OF near
months served to counteract apprehensions
that delayed shipments would be hedged in
the local market, or that cotton previously
destined for export might be delivered on
contract.
The market became unsettled late In the
morning Some of yesterdays buyers
seemed to be selling on the early advance.
while southern hedge hedge selling was n
little more in evidence. and prices worked
or some or 10 points from the best.
There was no change in the general
character Of the news, but some thought
the tendency upward near month premiums
reflected n slackening OF speculative in
terest on the side and withdrawal OF late
month buyers.
Following a setback TO i7.16c for December
under somewhat larger offerings of that
position and local and New Orleans sell.
| ing of later months. the market rallied
half a dozen points on a resumption OF
demand for the winter positions from the
large spot firms
Exports for the day were 25,493 bales.
| including 49, bales to Great Britain and
| 1928 bales 20 other points on the Con-
| tlnent Clearances for the season TO date
aggregate 1,1O2.409 bales compared with
| $50, ,s75 bales for the corresponding period
last season.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-10
LAKE SUPERIOR STOCK MOVES UP
''''N : IN TRADING ON LOCAL EXCHANGE
First strength Since Annual Meeting Carries Price Two
points Hipher-Cambria Steel Makes New Top
keystone Telephone Earnings Good

The good earnings statement ~ :.
Keystone Telephone Company for ~
tember and nine months, which csr,. -
today. failed to bring out any Of that ~
pany's stock, For the month there wns NJ. 4.
item up 20 s12t,12e and the net wss w. s,f
ea7. an increase OF S172s. For ~ ~.
months the gross was t1,0s7.att. mi. !.
gain OF s7s,1s7 The net for the saros -
was s537.ss7, an increase Of s27,79i
shipments Of anthracite coal IN q.
tember were not as large as in septs,s,,-
of last year. For this year thers ~.
B,bBl.O7e tons contrasted with $3.50 ~, ,1,
year, a decrease OF 11s,0si tons. ~, ~.
nine months ending with Septemh.r ~ ~
shipments were above last year. hor..Wa w
the total being 4s.sSo.t1s tons. an lncrs'....
OF i.s73.47s tons.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-10
Financial Briefs

The Western Unions gross earnings for
August were S5,4s5,992 an increase of
s1.0s4,106 over August, 1915. Net increased
$411,6is to $l,S3s,625.
A New York Stock Exchange seat was
sold today for $74,500, an increase OF
$4,000 over the last previous sale.
Eighteen railroads. operating in the
United States only, have reported gross
earnings for the third week In September
of $7.653,924, an increase OF $64b,002 over
the corresponding week OF last year.
Banks lost to New York Subtreasury
yesterday $1,e47,oOo. and s3.24s,ooo since
last Friday.
At the annual meeting Of the Market
Street Title and Trust Company. four
directors whose terms had expired were
reelected as follows: Francis G.. Gallagher,
Watson X. Alcott, r. b. Chase and Henry
A. Romberger.
August gross coverings OF the Consumers
Power Company were $362.353, an increase
of sb9,979. The net for the same month
increased $7ss, to s124,66e.
The Columbus Railway Power and Light
Company reports gross earnings during
August OF $290,0s2. an increase Of s47,7s3
over August 1915. Net increased S24,576
TO s11S,2e7.
Gross earnings OF the Cumberland County
Power and Light Company during August
were $306.679, a gain OF $21,2s6 over
August. 1915. Net decreased s5342 TO
$139,642, and the surplus decreased Ss517
to $7o,4s4.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-10
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Real Estate Title Insurance and TTust Com
pany. regular quarterly Of 80. payable Novem-
Der 20 stock % record October ..
Kerr Lake Mining Company regular quarterly
OF 20 cents, payable December 10 TO stock OF
record December !.
8 per cent Oi.50 per shared on the preferred
stook. payable November i TO stock OF record
October 20.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-10
High Points In Todap's Financial NerOs
NEW YORK. Oct. 10.


activities Of being
a
the establishment of higher the majority Of the list
o
OF
had
loan higher which
This financing expected followed
which
the Pennsylvania
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-10
DIVIDEND NOTICES
MARKET STREET TITLE AND TRUST
COMPANY

philadelphia, september IL. 1915.
The E9srd , q pirses9Ts, his ,SsS asSlsssd he he
THREE PER CENT on the paid.ln capital and
an ExTRA DIVIDEND or TWO DOLLARS
November 1. 1915. 20 atockholdsrs Of record At
the close q business October IL. 1919 Checks
Ths Hoard Of Directors has called an M
sTAIfMENT or FIVE DOLLARS PER SHARE
on tne stock Of the Company. payable at the
once of the Company between November 4, 1915.
and November 10 1915 On and after Noyem.
remains unpaid will be transferable, and no
install llment paid after November 10. 1919, VIII
kTOCK CERTIFICATES MUST BE PRESENT
I'D FoR iNDoksEMEST AT THE TIME PAY
Another sgm ef Twsnty-nys Thousand psIIar.
has been added 10 surplus out OF the earnings OF
the Company. making the sprplus fund equal tc
'~ REGINALD b. CHASE,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-10
Sugar Futures Steady

NEW YORK. Oct. 10.-The market for
sugar futures showed steadiness at the start
today with gains ranging from l to 6
points on the call. Wall styeet and pper-
ators were buyers ofsDecember and March,
with later positions being neglected In the
early trading. Transactions on the call
were 700 tons.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-10
Month's Fire Losses Smaller

NEW YORK Oct. 1e.--rhs losses by fire
In the United States and Canada IN Sep
tember. according 20 the Journal OF Com,
meroe. aggregates sli.2t4.62b. against
siS.s33.boo In September last year. and
9ff.ssB.0bo IN the same month Of 1919.
The losses for the FIRST nine months OF 1915
reach total Of 7i.77s.s%5. against s126..
1st.too for the same months Of 1918.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-10
Condition Of U. 5. Treasury

OF the United States Treasury. according 70
a statement issued today. was as follows
Net balance in general funds. si7i,sss, ,0ss f;
total receipts. s1B.0b4.0ss; total disburse-
ments. s2s,60s.4l4; deficit for the year,
ses.b6b.b26 exclusive Of the Panama Canal
and public debt transactions
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-10
Spot Wheat Firm in LiverpooI

LIVERPOOL. oct. 10.-Spot wheat was
firm today with No 2 red winter quoted at
1ls Sd Kurrachi at 14s 3D. Off I'D; No. 2
hard winter las Sd. down Id; No. /
Northern Manitoba, 15s I'D. and No. 3
Northern Manitoba, 14s lid. unchanged
Corn was quiet with American mixed hd
higher at los 10hd, while plate showed a
loss of hd at los Sd. Flour was Ga lower
at sos.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-10
Italy After Copper

NEW YORK. Oct. l0.--The Italian Cow
ernmspt has made its reappearanos IN the
local copper market a. an individual Gus
toner. an inquiry having bean received for
quotations on 500 tons a. l.ooo. 900 pounds
DelixeFy a 4zl<>d Tor January of next year.
This I. >ne 0r1f ln1Ic4tion Of possible buyiun
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-10
Fine GranuIsted Sugar Higher

NEW YORK. Oct io.--rhe Federal Sugar
Refining Company has advanced fne gran
uiated 20 points ito 7.2sc. The Federal
today purchased 5000 tons OF spot Cuba
raws. which was mainly responsible for the
strength displayed BY that product
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-10
DROP OF 1878 TONS
In U. s. STEEL'S ORDERS
Total on Hand at End of September
9,522,584

NEW YORK, Oct 10.--In its monthly
statement issued today, the United States
Steel Corporation reports untitled orders
on its books as of September 80 last Of
9.522.5s4 tons. against 9,660S57 tons on
August 81. decrease OF 1878 tons. on
September 30, 1915, the tonnage was b,3l7,-
62S.
The September tonnage for this year was
the smallest of any month since March.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-10
Biz Advance IN Zine Ore

JOPLIN. Mo-. Oct. 1o.--Contlnued heavy
purchases OF zinc ore last week put most
grades SO a ton higher. now averaging sbb
to s75 a ton. Surplus ore was shipped out
early
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-10

JEFFERsON CITY. Mo-. Oct. l0--Plans
for the reorganization OF the Missouri
Pacific Railway and OF the So Louis Iron
Mountain and Southern Railway have been
nled with the Alasoun Public ssrvios Com
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-10
Business Good in South. Saws Harrison

the
of the Souths
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-10
COTTON IMPROVED
ON STRONG CABLES
Lower Temperatures in the
South Also Have Strengthen
ing Effect
COTTON BELT WEATHER CONDITIONS

COTTON BELT WEATHER CONDITIONS
NEW YORK. Oct; Io,7Condltlons wsre
scattered rainfall.
Msmeb ISoSnS Eer1 Ree sa
Naehville. 5e; Fort smith and Knoxville. ,boi
Raleigh, bB; Chattanooga and A-heyille,
90; shreveport, Meridian and Birmingham.
es: Del Rio. 6ti AtlantaS 6sl San Antonio.
81; Macon, Augusta and Mimington. 7Of
Montgomery. Jacksonviile. Thomasville and
savannSh' Js;c Corpus Shrish Mobile.
New Orleans and Tampa, 76.
There was,, .01 Inch OF precipitation et
Rock and Raleigh 10 inch at Nashvillei
.le Inch nt kuoxvilIei "a inch at Thomas.
Del Rio. and .32 Inch at Meridian.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-10
Papers Underwriting Copper New Stock Almost Rea


Bache and Adoiph
which the stock will probably offered stockholders
IS
that Adph Lewisohn will become president
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-10
NorIcE !. SE !. I.s MEEEINe 1 ;B B .I,. BQ .IssUE

NOTICE Is HnhEBY' dfvEN thai on the Issh
pfs%ssF as isisk Il II 'is AIN
he state % rsnnsSlsa la n El'I hold meeting
ARsFf,s me ,ss a3Ptes9Is p tsIs.a.ssi. RsSsa sd Samson
poss of oonsiderinE the Availability Of issnlnx
preferred stock 81 tns said cofeqtatio9. tQ ths
sns % .,:gs re s.d slseE nsjsslis i Si' a.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-10


news from Argentina ovcrshadowed the
German submarine situation In the wheat
market today and the tone was strong. with
December leading The advices from the
republic were the worst reported this sea-
son. No rain was noted and the area suf-
ferng from drought was increased.
The opinion was expressed that heavy
losses would soon be recorded. Locusts
we're said 20 be spreading and causing
alarm In Sante Fe and Cordoba. Prices at
Buenos Aires rose 2hc.
A cable from Broomhall TO the effect
that the British Government had officially
announced It's decision 20 take over the
whole business of importing wheat. the
same TO be done on an equitable basis,
free-on-board terms, with the right 10 COM
mandeer and reuuistion freights at IT.
pleasure, was interpreted as favoring the
bulls.
The buying throughout the session was
Of an excellent character. Many OF yes
terday's sellers reinstated what they had
disposed or Current receipts we're liberal.
rejecting better weather and a disposition
on the part of farmers In many localities
TO accept the $3.50 level
The market at Liverpool, while very
firm, was llfeless pending the Governments
announcement on the Communicating mat
ter Argentine freight rates declined rs
60 1865
Shipments for the week were expected
TO be moderate
The foreign visible supply. Continental
stocks omitted, increased 100000 bushels
for the week to $4,000, 900 bushels
Corn developed frmness after an easier
start due 10 yesterdays Government re.
port, which showed n larger total than had
been expected.
oats were stronger. Large local shorts
covered There was some selling by longs.
Leading futures ranged follows;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-10
Liverpool Cotton

LIVERPOOL. Oct. 1o.--There was fair
business doing in spot cotton today at 2
points lower on the basis Of l0.04d for
mid upland The sales aggregated 5000
bales, including 1000 bales American. The
imports were $4,000 bales. including 1000
bales American. The close was Arm at =
net advance OF 22 and 81 points.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-10
WHEAT MUCH BETTER
ON ARGENTINA NEWS
Advices Are the Worst Of the
Season, Overshadowing
U-Boat Fears

for 80 hours foilowai -
nlinois--Tair and cold tonieht. With frosti
tomorrow. fair and warmer.
Missouri-Fair tonight and probably TO-
morrow warmer "wednesday.
Wisconsln-falr toninht and tomorroWi
slowly rlalnE temperature.
Minnesota-Fair toniEht and warmer.
I0wa--fnlr tonight and probably tomor-
row, rising temperature.
North Dakota-Fair tonight and tcmor-
roNi warmer.
south Enthusiastically fair tonight and
tomorrowJ rising temperature.
Nebraska-probnbly fair tonight and to-
morrow rising temperature.
knnsas-Partiy cloudy aud warmer to-
night and tomorrowi probably unsettled to-
night and tomorrow
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-10

August gross coverings OF the Consumers
Power Company were $362.35s, an increas,
of s6s,979. The net for the same montf
increased $7es, to $124,656.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-22
OLD HOM E SINGERS

The High school is Congratulating it. self on being able to offer 10 the public the splendid musical program to be rendered by the "Old Home Singers" at the Mesa Opera HopSe Wednesday night The following .Lmbers are se- lected, all vocal:
 QUartettes- Millers Woo;ng, Ha- Waiian Song, Einale Indian Song, old Oaken Bucket, Juanita. Riso!cttu. Same Old Dress Loves old Sweet Song. Sal ly in Our Alley. Ruben, Ruben. In the Gloaming, The Kerry Dance, When Johnny Comes Marching Homo.
 Tenor Solos s-Rae Time Lallahv. Old Kentucky Home, When You and Were Young Maggie, Over the Garden Wall. In Old Madrid
 Bass So!os-Captain links. Rocked in the Cradle Tenor and bass Polly Doodle. Low Backed Car
 Contralto Solos-Tn lS22. Bv the Zri- der Zee, Sweet Geneycive. Grandma's $ Advice, Comin' Thru the Rye
 Soprano Solos-Last Rose of sum- mer, Carry Me Back tp old Virginia Seats on sale at EvcryhoAy's 75c. pupils, DOC
Arizona republican., 1916-02-22
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES

\ meeting which promises to he fraught with much practical benefit to such poor as Mesa may have to care for in future, is called for Thursday evening at 7:30 in the Commercial club rooms. Miss (. C. GilchriSt, Su- perintcndent of the Associated Chari- ties of Phoenix has consented to be present and 0utline a plan of welfare work. Persons interested in allcViating called to their notice by observation. the indiscrimiuate method uf giving whereby people in need are furnished with an 0ver-supplY of one article while remaining sadly lacking in other necessities. The Associated Charities if organized will have to do with the systcmatiZing of such conditions, and those responsible for calling the Thurs day nigh, meeting art anxious for n representation from every secret order, church and club in Mesa. There is not so much demand at present for the work tp be undertaken but the charity workers feel that the or-anizatinn should be fully completed and begin the gathering of supplies for next winter with it's ever accompanying distress among the few poor to be found in ev- cry community.
 The Eastern Star ladies vii give q charity tea in the Masonic hall this afternoon from two Io i've o'clock. The public is invited
Arizona republican., 1916-02-22
COMB SAGE TEA IN L|FfLEsS, GRAY HAIR
Look Young. Common Garden Sage and Sulphur Darkens So Natu-
 rally No Ono Can Tell

Grandmother kept her hair beauti- fully darkened. glossy and abundant with brew of Sage Tea and Sul- phW'. Whenever her hair fell out or 1 took on that dlll. faded or streaked appearance, this simple mixture was applied with wonderful effect. By asking at any drug store for wy eth's Sage and sulphur Compound, you will get large bottle of this old-tme recipe. ready to use, for pbout 50 cents. This simple mixture can be depended pon to restore
 natural color and h, luty to the hai' and is splendid fo. dandruff. dry. l itchy scalp and falling hair.
 1 \ Well-knoWn down town drug l gist says everybody uses Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur, because it darkens
 30 naturally and evenly that nobody
 can tell it has been apphed-it's so easy to use too. You simply dampen 1 a comb or soft brush and draw IL | through your hair taking a strand
 at q time By morning the gray hair 1 disappears: after another application or two, it is restored to it's natural
 color and looks glossy, soft and
 abundant