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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-08-04
CONFERENCE At
THE METHODIST CHURCH

Quarterly conference Of the Metho-
dist church was held last Monday
evening In Price. DIR. =. l.. Mills OF
salt Lake city presiding, There was
a good attendance and Or. Mills eN-
pressed himself as being well pleased
with the showing made here during
the last quarter. Before conference
convened Or. Mills gave a short talk
which was enjoyed Boy an present az
ter which the following Officers We're
elected for the year;
Trustees-Dr. r. l., Mills, Grace L.
Fouts. J. A. Crockett. J. w. Ham
mond. a. G. Hoover and A. Ballinger.
SteWards-Mrs l.. -. lioffmann,
Mrs. =. J. Thomas, Mrs. Grace l..
Fouts. Mrs J. A. Crockett and II. W.
Pattee,
Recording steward-Mrs. Grace L.
Fouts.
Church Records and Recording
Mrs. l.. o. Holman and Mrs j. A.
Crockett.
Parsonage Committee-ofncers ot
Ladies Aid.
Trials and Ap 1als--J. w Ham
mOnd.
Benevolence Committee-Bo Board Of
Stewards.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-08-04
NOTES on INTEREST DROP
PROM CAMP OVER SOUTH

utAwATttA. July ao.-Mr. and
Mrs. william Jones were rejoicing
over the arrival ~ an cight-pound
baby hoy when Mr.. Jones took vio-
irntly M with pneumonia and h COM
sid.rrd by Dr. Dowd e. bc In dan
gerous condition.
John y. iiii- and the writer were
sitting on the steps 81 the boarding
hnuH" In iiiawatha the other even
Ink telling stories az tu the time
Father" iienrdslcy raised the board
on his brother CAS- and Tom"
Hail 40 Green RIVER, Each said iet'r
gu. we'll stand the raise. johnny
Hite ~ nigh on "a sixty aud still Vot-
INK the democratic ticket Also he II
stable boss. uscd o. know the bunch
on the Colorado river. Cas-" sleeps
the sleep of th. Just under one of the
Old peach trees down on the iluHki-
mini Johnny and the writer ate
rt.Wcd chicken In opposit" stalls.
Med Nichols n gone, 'Georgc''
Miller Nobody knows where. Bert
seaboldt n In New York.
joe Bush" II a city TALLER al Zion.
And thus the "hoss.s' 80 up the hill
a. the stahle'
Dr. powd removed several stitches
from Mrs, =, y. Potter's head ycster'
day. She IN reported ns dning nicely
Mrs. James Wilson viii leave short
Is for sunnyrlde Co Join her husband
Mrs Perry Miller aud Mrs, OsleI
blackburn have returned "a Hiawatha
after spending "a week with theiI
parents at clawHon
Mrs. Jones ana son. tracy, ~ Castle
Gate were lliawatha visitors sunday
Mrs Jack Hurst and family wer'
| IIiawatha visitors last week.
Mrs X. r, simmons has been 81
the sick list few days but II now i'm
proving,
Sorry 10 lose Mr.. Young from th'
upper camp. The young girls espe
cially will miss him. but 81 cours'
duty calls him and then they VIII b'
able a. see him once In awhile.
hoy Benson, our chief clerk. II SURF
having some time haching while hi
wife IL still In the East.
Milton Butler departed Huddenll
for Denver this week, leaving hi
| friends 90 wonder why.
Mrs. Sam Ilainsworth's condition 4
somewhat improved after being so II
al her home.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-08-04
N ORDINANCE RELATING To
THE REGISTRATION Oh Dogs.
PROVIDING ron \ LICENSE
FEE AND FOR TIIE INBOUND
ING AND KILLING or Dogs IN
CERTAIN CASES.

lie II Ordained By Carbon County. a
Public Corporation, State of Utah;
section 1. n shall be- unlawful for
any person to keep a dog within the
limits 81 this county without making
application 10 the treasurer for that
purpose. and paying to said treasurer
Tor the benefit Of the county an an
nual tax of five dollars for a female
dog and two dollars for male dog,
IL shall bee the duty of the treasurer
20 register the applicants name and
description Of the dog and 10 give
to said applicant u certificate Of reg
istry,
See. .. Il shall be the duty 90 the
owners ~ dogs 80 licensed 20 provide
the same with suitable collars and
with a metallic plate or check at
tnched thereto. having n number cor
responding with the certificate ~ reg
istry inscribed thereon, All dogs not
So registered and collared, as afore-
said, found running az large, shall be
impounded.
see 2. Any dog impounded as an
unlicensed dog may be redeemed 10y
the owner or any authorized person
upon exhibiting "a the person having
charge Of said pound a certificate Of
registry as provided In Sec. l, show
ing that the license In said section i'm
posed has been paid Tor such dog and
upon paying the person In charge oi
said pound an impounding Zee or one
dollar and the the sum OF twenty-five
cents for each and every day such dos
shall have been impounded. All i'm
pounded dogs not redeemed within
five days shall be killed By the person
having charge OF said pound.
Sec. {. II shall be unlawful for the
owner Of any female dog 10 permit 4
20 run al large while In heat ant
such dog So running al large may h'
killed by any constable or sheriff
See. 8. Any person violating an
Of the provisions OF this ordinance
shall. upon conviction thereof b'
punished by a fine In any sum no
exceeding 5000 or by Imprisonment
In the county jail Tor a period of no
exceeding thirty days,
CARBON COUNTY,
A PUBLIC CORPORATION,
STATE or UTAH.
j. n. Sharp. Chairman,
w T. Hamilton. Commissioner.
Albert Bryner, Commissioner.
Attest;
ERNEST $. HORsLEY,
(seaD County Clerk.
Dated July II. 1915.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-08-04

Robert ". Stewart. county farm
demonstration. informs The sun that |
there viii he a farmers day and busi- |
ness mems sociability run made to
SEWER county on August i4th. 18th |
ana 18TH. and everyone who can are
invited to take the trip. The party
viii go by automobile and spend three
days inspecting the crops and getting
acquainted with the conditions In
mat county. More will be said about
II In next weeks issue Of The sun.
$. A. Block. general auditor Of the
United States Smelling Mining and
kefining company out Of Boston.
Mass. spent several DAYS recently at
the camps over south. lie was ac-
companied on the trip by Mr.. and
Mrs. =. n. Gibson Of Salt Lake city.
Mr.. Gibson Is auditor of the United
states Fuel company The sun under
stands that Mr.. Block u well pleased
with conditions at Muhrland. Black
Hawk and Iiiawatha.
The lady Officers and teachers Of
the primary department of Price
ward enjoyed q delightful time yes
tcrday at an outing Just above Castle
Rock IN Castle Gate Canyon They
were Joined 10y members from Castle
Gate and Cameron ward. the whole
| making a party Of twenty-five They
took with them well filled lunch has
kets and all report having had the
| best time ever. On the return trip
the ladies had supper at Riverside
Park
Price Sorusis 81 pcrfecting plans fut
q meeting of the members Of the
various literary clubs OF Carbon and
Emery counties To- he held In thi,
city August 10th. Representative
from Sunnysidc. storrs. Castle bal,
and Castle Gate will be present and q
member from each club will appeal
on the program of the afternoon. Mrs
@. w. Martin of Manti. president 81
the district federation will also be- II
attendance. The purpose OF tn,
meeting IL the formation OF a distric
federation. The meetings will ~
held In the Methodist church with
o'clock dinner at Price academy.
The Mounds shearing company an,
the Eastern Utah wooigrowers asso
b citation have rented the west room Il
the basement Of the Miles buildin
, and will this week open up offices q
Price. A. u meeting last week Of IN
two companies officers were electe
for the ensuing year a. follows. J. u
lseautsud. president. ounce Craw
ford. vice president. W. a. l.owrl
d secretary and treasurer. Joe Gaiiiar
and Noe Aubcrt. members of board q
directors Of the sh,aring companl
A J. e. Jensen was made prcaiden
Henry Moynicr. vice president. W. !
+. Lowry, secretary and treasurer. an
/. August Nichols and Fred Aubvrt. d
rectors Ut the woolgrowers' associr
ton.
, Smoke Elk Pride Cigar. Tel. ib2.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-08-04
SECURES RIGHT on WAY
N STHAWBERItN CANYON

Control of the strawberry Canyon
in the Uintah Basin for the right Of
way for n railroad has been obtained
by the Denver and Rio Grande and "
IL expected that right 81 way maps
will be filed In the federal land office
az Vernal within few DAYS. This "
the survey which ". u. Nudge. presi-
dent Of the Denver and Rio Grande.
recently left Salt Lake city to person
ally supervise. The road rushed two
corps 81 engineers into the canyon
and the survey was simultaneously
started from both ends. While u II
not the only pass Tor railroad Co tap
the heart OF the uintah Basin country.
the strawberry river route gives a
water grade.
The engineers OF the Denver and
Rio Grande are running another line
into the Uintah basin from Price by
way ~ the Nine Mile road. This road
IL the shortest one into the uintah
country. In the winter months u can
be used by team or adtomobile. n ~
said by those familiar with the topo-
graphy OF the country ON the Nine
Mile road that the cost ~ construction
would he some heavier 10 the mile
than on the two routes which have
already been selected. hut that the
mileage would be shortened consider
ably.
Engineers 81 the Denver and itio
Grande In the Baain are surveying
routes for branches from the proposed
main line. II IL expected the latter
surveys viii be completed within a
month.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-08-04
SUNNYSIpE HAPPENINGS
society Has Busy Week In the Great
Coke Metropolis.

sUNNYsIDE. July 2s.-The Art
Embroidery club met at the home Of
Mrs. John Littlejohn on Saturday af-
ternoon. Members present were Mrs.
Edward Brenner. Mrs J. u. Pessetto,
Mrs a. l.. Beckstead. Mrs. George
Smith. Mrs. r. H Holmes. Mrs. a. u.
Hadiey and Mrs NJ. ". Detwei'er.
Mrs. Samuel Nayior IL az Clear
Creek, visiting with her son. Joseph
Naylor
Mr.. and Mrs Jack Angus are spend
ing their summer vacation In Salt
Lake city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Werner A. Powell are
visiting friends and relatives at
Provo.
The Literary club held business
meeting ON Thursday afternoon at
Mrs. w. y. wctzcl's residence.
Nels Nelson and family motored to
Salt Lake city to spend the Twenty
| Fourth.
Mrs George p. Wells II visiting In
Provo with her parents. Mir. and Mrs
/ W. J. Clcgg
Mrs. G. ~. Fahring II visiting with
friends and relatives at Mt Pleasant
Tor two weeks
In the Pioneer Day parade Mis-
Morwinecn Crawford was Utah.
with the Misses Jane liigginson an,
Vivian Evans ~ maids Of honor.
John Powell has left for Montana
Co be gone an Indefinite time.
James wcstfieid was In Salt I.ak
city To- spend the Twenty-Fourth.
The Girls Sewing club met at tn
! home Of Miss Jessie Crawford on las
! "Wednesday afternoon. Those In Al
, tendance were the Misses Ella Nelson
/ Hannah Nayior. la Nern Hutchingi
p vivian Evans. Ordella iligginsoi
!, Mildred Lynn and Dorothy Knouf.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-08-04
CASTLE GATE PERSONALS.

CASTLE GATE. July 2s.-Mr and
Mrs. J. s. Thompson have returned
from clear Creek. where Mr.. Thomp-
son has been on business the past
week.
Miss Sophia Evans has returned to
Provo after weeks visit with her
parents.
Walter iiandlcy. Mutt Thornc and
Terry oakley went Co Soldier summit
on fishing trip this week.
Miss Martha Llttleton ~ Salt Lake
city II visiting her sister. Mrs. Clar-
encc johnson.
Mrs Robert Crow has returned
from Salt Lake city. where she visit.
ed relatives.
Mrs. W. a.. johnson has gone a.
iIclpcr to take charge Of the Hote
tlclp,r.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-08-04

Jamie I.oofhourow entertained a
number of his young boy and girl
friends al his home on North Seventh
street "wednesday evening, the occa-
sion being his Fourteenth birthday
Cards and other amusements we're In
dulged in by the young guests, after
which refreshments We're served
Prizes We're won by Elizabeth crock
EFT and Leland Wade. All those at
tending report having spent a most
enjoyable evening.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-08-04
GAIL FOR DEMOCRATIC COUNTY
CONVENTION.

The democrats Of Carbon county.
Utah. will please take notice that a
county convention consisting of fifty-
three delegates will be held at the
county court house. Price, Utah. COM
mencing az . o'clock y. m. August II.
1915. for the purpose Of electing nine
delegates To- attend the democratic
state convention Co be held In ogden.
Utah, commencing az ~ o'clock y. m.
August rs. 1915. for the purpose Of
nominating the following officers.
Governor. Secretary Of State. State,
Treasurer. State Auditor. Attorney
General. State Superintendent OF Pub
Tic Instruction. one Judge 81 the Su.
preme Court. four Presidential Elec'
tors. a United States Senator and the
election 81 n state committee.
The delegates elected TO attend th'
state convention shall constitute this
delegates for the First Congressiona
District convention which will he helc
Immediately after the Adjournment
~ the state convention az ogden
Utah. and shall nominate a repre-
sentative for the sixty-sixth congress
The delegates elected TO attend tn
state convention shall also constitute
District convention which u Co N
held at ogden. Utah. on Saturday
August 10. 1915,
Each of said conventions II hercb
authorized Co transact such other an
further business as may prpperl
come before II. aud a. may bc deter
mined by said convention.
| II ~ recommended by the stat
democratic executive committee tha
at the county conventions and pre-
cinct primaries full and complct
organization II effected for the cnsu
ing two years.
The apportionment 81 delegate
from the several precincts Of IN
county II made ON n basis Of one dele
gate for every ten votes or major Dol
ton thereof east for Hon. Samu'
Naylor FOR representative 90 the stat
Legislature IN the election of 1871
which said apportionment l. AZ 10
lows.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-08-04
FREE NORMAL SCHOLARSHIPS
AND TEACHERS ENNM.
INNTION.

4 general examination for county
certificates viii be- given August iith
and 18th. 1915. In IN. high school
building. Price. Utah. beginning at .
O'Clock a, m, The Nnte Huprrintond.
ent of public instruction has nppor-
toned the free normal scholarships
In the school 81 education of the Uni
y.rsity uf Utah for isiS-i7 In Carbon
county as follows In the secondary
training school, department uf the
normal Fchooi-first year, one; see.
ond year. one; third year. one; fourth
year. one. and In any year ~ the col
lcgr department one.
Applications Tor any uf these free
normal scholarships may be- made a.
the district superintendent, Price
Utah. \. w UuLDiNO.
Superintendent of schools,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-08-04
PRICE AND NEARBY


diana to visit a month with her par
cnts.
So.
day afternoon az the home ~ Mrs. |
Jessie Sanford.
LINN W Mlnsl"W y BACK on MS
,un ~ conductor on Ihe s'nn' attet
'eE"'i W He'erai "'ehs
MARTIN Anderson ana sons pulled
ou' NeuheSuaN LOT iishlns uip OF
several uaNs IN the NioihitN "i lndlan
canyon They went prepared To
p'ihs nohe Nnc iish'
rd,,t, t.,,,., ,,,..,.,,.s ,,
Der OF MS mite friends al lawn
P"'N hA' Se'uiuaN ai'eihopn' on 'h'
o'oes'oh OF nv seNeh,h uIthusN' lhA'
uaE WIZ avs" M uaur pH'huaN'
A, the N.,hod,., ,h,rch Ma, s,,.
d.y r,n,,i,,,, ~, al, A.. :, TO-, -.
ma, n, m. ,s.,,, re-, ns,a, s,,,,h
subi,,, ,,c,m. ana -. J..,s " Scr.
N'''f VIII Close ." ~ "''"'h' sharp
Nr. Frank v,,,,,.,r .,t,r,.t,.d
w.dn.,day .y,.,.. Nc a, ,.a In homer ~
NJ iDmn s,sa,a =, p. 30 80 a..
vnndi. NcS.iu az sg,fi.id v,b, h.
.visi,lny "a an, nom, ~ A,rs s,,nng
Miss Julia Hall tcoioredJ will pay
leading o. IN. identity 81 the petaon
who stole a sucking pig from her
buggy az Price last Tuesday. August
LIST.
Two recruits were enlisted for the
United states army az the local re-
cruiting office last W"dnesday-Juhn
were sent To- Fort Douglas f"r IN
rtruction and atFignment
a.. -, a. g.. a, s,,.... ,,..,..
or. az" ~ Ns'uA '"''' "a
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-. 80. IN 49,, -. -, -
Nl'HHl'"'' "'''' '"' "'"'''' W
''"'"
pr 1 4 how'd ph,.,,inp and sur.
econ f,r an. Tinted st,t,s F,.t com.
many "a IIlnWsthl\and Wnck Hawk.
h aeon a. leave ar L.ond.n. Eng
where ne viii taks a pnst graduate
eours. of min. mbuths. Br. w. B.n.
Mac, az pr D,wJ
Mis- v.rs usym,nd of Salt LAX,
Ctv has be,n Granted a grammar
Grade tif. dini,m. ana Miss poroth.a
lIta,muss.n Of Nit Pleasant live.
year stat. c.rtificnt. by the stat,
hazard OF education. Roth young Ia,
1or ,h. Coming v,ar
A a outh.it agent for IN. For,
.utnmnbiI. for csrbon. Emery ant
Grand counties il advertising a spe
ciaIv low rate on Fords which wen
into effsc, mis- week lie has ms
r.c.t,,sa a ,ayIoad which are now al
display See his advertisement In thi
~ N,r,h.y of Mainland write
Ths SIM mai n. recently receive,
| n.,,, frnr, hts ,br.. sons Who are. a
the front i'm France. one son. Fred
.rtck yyss an ths bis sea haiti. an,
came out Victorious. Mr.. Nnrthe,
has reason 10 be proud Of the patriot
ism shown bv his boya.
| \ wetzel 0.orge Collingham. T.. V
Tucker A ID. VanWagoner. w. j
rmtghoIz w A Dunlap ana NJ. "A
D.tweiIer are the delegates selecte,
"a renresent the republicans of sun
nvside al the county convention tn b
held An pric. next TUESDAY.
!
Sam Chaser. Interested in the mer
camille business al Sunnyside. Castl
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-08-04

The precinct chairmen Of the re-
spectiyv precincts are hereby directed
to call precinct primaries for the pur-
pose of elccting the delegates Co at
tend said county convention.
NEIL NJ. MADSEN.
Democratic County Chairman.
J A. CROCKETT.
Secretary.
advertisement.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-08-04
AdletS
One Cent Per Word Each Insertion.
No Charge Accounts.


Lost. sTRAYED or STOLEN
From Price. two-year-old coal black
unbranded mare. Gore or scratch
under left side. Reward OF ten dol
lars. Frank Powell. Miller Greek.
FOR SALE-TEN YEARS TIME.
forty acres Of land with water stock
and fenced: some apple trees on place.
one mile south Of Price on main
county road. Lce-Neima Co. Inc.
viglia Block. Price. Utah.
LOST or sTRAYED-oNE Hack
horse. weight ifOO pounds. brand
I'd triangle on right side: one mare.
1880 pounds. branded Hd ON right
side Apply Co Styllan Stnes. Price.
Utah, or John Kapsadamis sunny
side Utah.
BUTTER wRAPPERs-oNE HUN
dred. 800: two hundred. ti.BO;
five hundred. s2.bO; one thousand.
$500. Larger quantities we will fig
ure on. Enclose cash with order. as
u will save express or parcel post
charges. Postage-for one hundred
10 three hundred wrappers. five cents;
three hundred 90 one thousand. ten
cents. Nothing but the best parch-
ment paper and special ink that IL
not affected by salt or grease. THE
SUN. Price. Utah.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-08-04

Location notices carried In stock al
The sun office.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-30
PRINTERS SCALE
ADVANCE IN WAGES IN NEW
SCALE MADE
Local Union Has Remarkable Record
NO Strike or Serious Trouble
In Over Thirty Years.

Typographical Union No. 10, which
is the organization furnishing the cap
able compositorS TO the Wheeling
newspaper offices, and the local pub
fishers yesterday completed the mat
ter Of new wage scale which in some
respects is unique. 1t covers a period
of seven years. This is the longest
period any typographical union scale
has ever been negotiated for in this city
or section. The scale provides for all
advance in wages of about five per
cent in the year ending September,
1916. like advance for the second
and third years, and a smaller advance
for each Of the four succeeding years.
1t also provides for a number OF i'm
portant changes in working conditions,
ali Of which tend TO bring the rules OF
the offices more in harmony with the
progressive development of the news
paper business. The scale was con-
Guided by conference between The
members Of the union and the publish
crs, and the result was reached with
out. very great deal Of difficulty.
The typographical union OF Wheel.
ing enjoys very unusual record
among labor unions in the fact that 1t
has never struck, or has never losE
an hours employment on account of
disagreement with employers since
1855, period of 81 years, and the
present union scale insures harmon.
Gus relations for period of at least
seven years longer. and probably Tor
an indefinite time thereafter.
The principle of arbtra ton has been
accepted in the newspaper trade very
generally, and strikes in newspaper nt-
fees have, therefore, been reduced 10
n raritV
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-30
YOUNG GARDENERS
RECEIVE PRIZES
The Woman's Club Makes Awards at
Forty-first Street Yesterday
Herman Schiller Wins First.

! Prizes were awarded yesterday aft
; ernoon at the Forty-first street gar
! dens by the Woman's club for the
/ most successful work Of the young
gardeners, which have been striven
| for most earnestl! during the sum-
mrr weeks. Herman Schiller was
found deserving of the first prize of
! So. and Bernard Schafer was awarded
the second of ST. Andrew Mcclure,
of the Island gardens, gave a very in.
! teresting little talk on the methods
adopted there this summer which
have been under the direction Of Mrs.
! McFadden.
At the Forty-frst street gardens,
Miss Frances Bell has been in charge,
and the work with the intelligent
young gardeners has surpassed in
enthusiasm and attendance that of
| last summer.
The closing exercises we're held yes.
terday afternoon at 3 o'clock, and
there were more than half hundred
children present. A short program
was given and was opened by the
ner," following which Mr.. Roy B. Nay
lor gave a brief talk and awarded the
prizes. My Country 'Tis Of Thee, ="
was then sung and the meeting was
concluded.
Mrs. Sawyer has been in charge
during the year Of the vegetable gar
dcning and gave instruction in the
care of the gardening tools, being
assisted by the city gardener, Otto
kalkreuth.
The following members Of the Wom-
ans club were in attendance: Mrs.
John Is. Garden. president Of the club;
Miss Frances Bell. Mrs. John NJ. Wad-
dell, Mrs. John Mcclure, Miss Celia
SDeyer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-30
How to Lose Your Tan,
FrecllleS or Wrinkles

\ days motoring. an afternoon on the
tennis ground or golf links. II sunhath
on the beach or exposure on sea trip,
often brings on deep ian or vivid GRIM
son or more pcrrleXing still. a vigorous
crop Of FREEZES 4 very necessary
thing then is :n:rrolized wax. which re-
moves TN. rcdncss or freckles quite
easily. It literally necs off the af-
fccicd skin-just u little at Il time. so
there's no hurt or injury. AS the skin
comes off in almost invisible flaky par
ticlcs. no trace of the treatment Is
shown. Get an ounce Of merrolizcd
wax At your druggists and use this
Rightly as you would cold cream. wash
ing il off mornings. IN week or so
you will have an entirely new skin.
beautifully clear. transparent and Of
most delicate whitcncSS.
Wrinkles. so apt To form Al this sea-
son. may be easily and quickly removed
by bathing tho race in n solution OF
powdered saXolitc. or. dissolved in
witch hazel. y pint. This is not only
Il valuable asIrinccnt hut has 4 bcnc-
fic,'l tonic effect also.