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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-31

II. Flynn, 1891 Thirty-second
street, remoaeisng ........ Z5o
!. Davis for self, l2l Twenty
fourth avenue. dwelling ..+. foO
John r. samBels, 4228 Four
fesnth avenue. garage 800. 30
Mclnnis Brothers. for Mrs,
Charles Case, 90g Seven
teenfh street. remodeliag -. 300
Ed. Andres for ArG- Mitchell,
1870 Twenty-Grsc street, new
residence .....-..+-t.ss,... e'VVV
I'd. Andres for r. f. Eiseman,
ASH Fifth avenue, addition to
store ..s,.-.-4tt.- ..-,....'. S9e
Charles b. Park, for ". Zwiek-
or, l712 Thirteenth street
new residence ,....,,.,.... 5000
VIII Dresser. 1926 Forty
SECOND avenue, remodellng $50
John T. Jones for L. s. McCabe
estate. 924 Fifteenth street,
garage ...........t+.'.... ~
Fred poeckel for John Brandt
1912 Thirty-fith street. re-
modelling ,4..,t,..,t,,,., Iva
Henry W. Horst company for J.
Brandenburg. 1916 Nine
teenth street, garage ...... 300
]. n. stapp for G. II Baum
bach. S3i Twcnty-frst street,
remodeling ..............., tVU
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-31
IINE.

bthI<
o. Anderson for B. A, Stewart.
ing s,.-.-.s..... 5000
Sam Wiesman for DR.. J w
Stewart. 1914 Second avenue.
remodeIing store ......... 2,0uo
Sam Wiesman for A. Lamar,
Third avenue, addition to
building ........-....+.-... -,oVe
Sam Wiesman for Charles
Brady, Twenty-second street,
remodeling dwelling ..... loo
Sam Wiesman for Harry Fish
err. 2602 Third avenue, re-
modelling ..s...s...........s AoV
Adam Beyster for self, 548 For
ty-sixth street, remodeling 70
L. Weckel for self, 1905 Twen-
ty-first street, garage ......, 90
/ A. F. LEM & Son for Charles
| Strate, l100 Third avenue,
! remodeling dwelling ........ 500
~. E. Johnson for Augustana
college, CSC Thirty-eiailth
street, remodeling store 49,, zoo
J. H. Stapp, for Peoples Power
company, 113 Eleventh street,
governor house ........... sou
/ C. 4. Hallgren for William Rog-
ers, 1882 Fourteeuth-and-a
half street, garage ......,.. $50
A. E. Shogren for William
Jackson. 1924 Twentieth
street, remodeling ...-..... 500
~. r. Gully for self, 1864 Ninth
street, garage ...........-, 90
f. NJ. B. Chambers for E. B.
Kreis, 1912 Twenty-second
street. garage ........ 175
Fl. A. Hoist for self, 25013
Fifth avenue, garage .,..... 10t
Moline Plow company, Forty
second street and Fourth
avenue, bunk house .... 50i
Frank Geiger for Mill store, 300
Fourth avenue, sleeping porch 20l
IA. F. LEM & Son for Frank
Lattner, 1904 Fourteenth
street, remodeled DWELLING, 10'
O. Anderson for A. L. Lubnow,
. 4107-4l00 Fourteenth avenue,
remodeling store building -. $500
. O. j. Brlen, Jr., for A Lambert,
1924 Thirtieth street, garage Is
p. A. Schlueter for self, 271f
Eighteenth avenue, garage, 5
lE. A. Rounds for self, 534
Twelfth street, remodeling
dwelling ...........,..s
II. A Lohse for Louis Moeller,
1850 Twenty-fifth street $500. Is
. A. d. Sherrard for self, l104
Eighteenth and half ave
- nue., new dwelling ..... 1,50
" Robert Hopkins for J. Myer,
new dwelling ......... loo
~ III. J. Burgess for self, 1923
" Fourteenth street, garage
- II. W. Tappendorf for Carl J.
- Mueller. 1927 Second ave
nue., new store front ... 81
n Frank Geiger for Edelweiss
~ Beer company, 401s Four
teenth avenue, remodeling sa
IA loon -.,-...........s, ....ss. =
W Frank Geiger for Ed stuhr, S22
Fourth street .,......s...... q
m Sam Wiesman for w. " Stein
er, T25 Twenty-seeond street,
m Sam Wiesman for NJ Taxman,
2736 Sixth avenue, porch -. IL
J. G. Bosenberry for self, 1927
IN Thirteenth avenue, chimney.
Quick e johnson for John
Wicklund, SIG Fortieth street,
a0 Wicklund, SIC Fortieth
street, garage .-.....,.....
II. A. Lohse tor Ed Hoffman,
20 T16 Seventeenth street, sleep
ing porch ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
G. f. Bailey for Thomas Haege,
100 1913 Twenty ninth-and-a-h
street, garage ..,...........
Elmer DeGroff for self, 600 Fiji
800 teenth street, coal house -.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-31

1913 Twenty-ni -and-a-half
street, dwelling ............
Fred G. nIeuer. for Lena Nalen
tine, 1929 Ninth avenue, re-
modelling .....s.t''...s*.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-31

Conrad Eiffert, 1910 Twelfth :.
street. garage .....-... .
VIII B. Clark, 1881 Four :,
teenth street, garage ....... o
A. i. Endter for Fred Eley,
2117 Fifth avenue, remoGei- q,
ing dwelling .............. y
George B. McNutt for Gien
Rergstou. 1716 Twenty-sixth !.
street, garage ..-....i.8.......
II 1 Heimbeck for Jane VIII
cox, 1903 Third avenue, re- an
modelling store ........... i'uo
G. Cisco for ]. G. Witt, lOos
Fourteenth street, remodeli1g
John shaffer. 1851 Thirty-thira -
street, dwelling ............ Low
John NJ. Kaiser & Son for Rob
e err nsaA 200
John M. Kaiser & Son for Rob-
ert pearce, 1913 Twenty-tirst
avenue, dwelling ..........-. -'oo
Quick & johnson for John Day,
453S Ninth avenue, garage -
+ Crouch, 144S Forfy-fifth
street, garage .........-. IL
Gust Swanson, 1853 Twelfth :.
street, porch .......-...... "
W. F. Bradley, -1016 Second ave-
nue., garage .....,......'-.. IL
Ed. sturdahl, lilo Eighth ave- :
nue., porch .........----... II
r. E. Hamburger, Forty-second
avenue and Ninth street, re-
| modelling
| Sam Waisman. for Dave Brady.
! 794-T06 Twelfth street, store
building ........... 1906
Herman FIenker, for self. ga
| rage, 1424 Thirty-sixth street
H. Hess, for self, dwelling. 1920
/ Twelfth street ............ l,u
Mary NeaIy, for self, temporary
| dwelling, 1916 Second street. i
i Hudson, Collins & Hammerich,
for l.. Simon, renodeling
store, 1615-1s17 Second ave
William r. Wells, for self, 1913
Thirteenth street, dwelling. 20
Henry Peterson, barn, Eighth
street and Forty-ninth ave-
nue.
Olof Anderson, dwelling, 2507
J n. Taxman, temporary dwell
ing, T25 Tenth street .-.. 4
Ed Andres for Robert Hinrich-
son, 1887 Twenty-eighth
} street, dwelling ..........!.. rs
C. ]. Sherrard, Island View
Heights, dwelling ......... IT,
D C. J. Sherrard, 3219 Sixth ave-
nue., dwelling ......,...... IT.
Hudson, Collins & Hammerich,
for John Koch company, 218
Seventeenth street, addition to
u store ...........-.
Hudson, Collins & Hammerieh,
for Louis Weckel, 1908 Twen
0 ty-frst street, remodeling
E. Weinstein for self, $40 Sew
enth street. remodeling -.
George B. McNutt, for Mrs. NJ.
Il Taylor, 526 Fifteenth street,
dwelling ................. l.,
F'reda H. Hoist, for self, 44o4
o Fifth avenue, garage ..,,.
AL Rounds, for Carl Naab, iii
Ills Seventh avenue. moving
" dwellings,
Charles H. Tom, for s. Meyers.
Thirty-first avenue and Sec
70 ond street, dwelling ..-... !,
Axel Carlson for Mary White
. e63 Twenty-third street, addi-
ton to garage .............
John Thompson for self, 1904
3 Thirty-sixth street, remodel
sy.nr y
~ LII. ". Tappendorf for Rock Is
land club, Nineteenth street
~ between Second and Third
avenues, remodeiing ....... 1
90 Clyde w. Findlay for Ellen
Roach, sol Twelfth street, re-
modelling laundry ......... 2
% 0. Z. Kellgrove for f. B. Leith-
ner, 1924 Nineteenth avenue,
dwelling acknowledgements.
[ fsF-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-31

tcontlnued From Page i. Section 30
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-31

avenue, dwelling ..... 8.
A. S. Fox for self, sIo Thir-
teenth street, porch 5000.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-31
SEPTE MRER.

c. ]. Larkin for Mrs. Rather
inc Madden, 1914 Fifth and
one-half avenue, porch .. 100
William Lavender for H. Hens
ley, Eleventh street and
Twenty-second avenue, dwell
ing ~ ......,...... 1900
Herman kistenmachef for ]. ".
Kistenmacher, 5SS Michigan
avenue, garage ........ 81
John If. Kaiser & Son for ].
McAfee, 1927 Fourteenth
street, remodeifng ... Oh
John nj. Kaiser & Som for Mrs.
Cohan, 1897 Thirteenth
street, dwelling ........ 2.OO(
b. E. Robb for VIII Robb. 1910
Ferty-third street, garage 81
S. F. Oliver Tor self. 723 Third
avenue, remodeling fire loss .60t
Frank Geiger for William
Franks, 2502 Twentieth ave
nue., dwelling ..... 1905
j. e. Bodeea for self, 500 Thfr-
ty-eighth street, gasoline fill
ing station .............s 1,00t
A T. Bucker, 1925 Eleventh
street. chimney .... Ii
Henry Horst Co. for Standard
Oil Cloth Co., service station 400
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-31
DECEMBER.

DECEMBER.
c. L. Richey for the Misses
Roberts, 4230 Fourteenth
street, remodeling ..........
Sam Waisman for John Geller-
man, 617-19 Ninth street, re-
modelling ..............
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-31
ATGIST.


William McConochie & Son for
Rock Island Bridge 4 Iron
works. Seventeenth avenue
and Mill street, Office building 500
Albert Burton, for self, 2010
Fifth-and-a-half avenue, ga
rage NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 55l
William Campbell for self, 924
Fourteenth avenue, dwelling LOOT
August Sehnert for self, l104
Third street, garage ........ 10(
E. Etzel for self, 501 Sixth
street. dwelling ........ 1,2ot
D. ". Bash for self, 1913
Thirty-first avenue, dwelling 100
Hudson, Collins & Hammerich,
for E. H. Guyer. 30S, $40, 312,
314 Twentieth street, remod-
cling building ..,.,........ 3,4ot
j. A. Garvin for self, 1922 Sixth
avenue, barn .............. q
! Joe Rubenstein for self, 1926
| Twelfth street, barn ..... 80
IA. H Sippel for self, 1924
| Forty-second street, dwelling 100
John Yolk & Co. for b. D. Com
nelly 1926 Second avenue,
| remodeling fire loss .,...+ 200
| A. f Kurth for self, 900 Ninth
street. store building 49,. 100
Jasper Sievers for city of Rock
Island, 310l Seventh avenue,
fire station No. 8 ...... 7.44
! George b. MeNutt for Robert
! Stockdale, 2545 Nineteenth
! avenue, garage ............ Is
| f. J.. Lewis for self, sos, BOZ.
800, 311, 315 Fourteenth street,
store buildings ......5. 6.0(
H. w Tappendorf for ]. L.
Haas. SOC Nineteenth street.
garage -..-............ 81
Hudson, Collins & Hammerich
for First Baptist church, Fiji
teenth street and Third ave
J nue., garage .-.-........... II
Joe Parker Cor self, 2411 Tween
J ty-fourth street, garage -.
H. L. Clark for B. Hildebrandt
1850 Twelfth street, dwell
ings MISREPRESENTATION. 30
H, G. Glenn for H. Miller, SIT
Fortieth street, garage ...,. 2
John Johnson for self, 100
Thirteenth avenue. garage
MeInnis Bros for f. T. Dolly,
1905 Fourth Avenue. remod-
q cling Observation-Disclosures. 20
John p Dolly for self, 1919
q Twentieth street, garage. 49,. 2
William Lafranz for Harry
Brell, sos Twelfth avenue, re-
n modelling Observation-Disclosures.
Hudson, Collins & Hammerich
for f. Bahnsen, 1920 Twenty
q second street remodeling ~ /
Hudson, Collins & Hammerich
for Mr.. Barnstein, 612 Sew
a enth street, barn .......... ]
O. NJ. Randall for self, 1920
F0urteenth-and-a-half street,
n garage Observation-Disclosures.
S. p Burgess for self, 2012
Seventeenth street. garage.
= SEPTEMBER.
= c. J. Larkin for Mrs. Rather
- inc Madden, 1914 Fifth and
one-half avenue, porch 80. !
William Lavender for H. Hens
N ley, Eleventh street and
~ Twenty-second avenue, dwell
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1917-12-09
GRAIN MARKET UNCERTAIN

CHICAGO. Dec. S.-EXpliclt an
rouncements of ruling by the fcoc
administration that no railway ship
ments of grain to or through the EN-
hargoed zone east OF Chicago would
lie permitted had a bearish effect to
day on prices. Corn was unsettled
January $120k and May S1.1SB to
S1.1SA, the market ranging from IL
oecline 20 &c advance compared with
yesterdays finish. Oats lost l to 1856
ret. and provisions 121s to 3713c.
Until the last hour the tsrn marke;
reflected considerable uncertainty a.
10 the significance of different govern
nent orders affecting transportation.
At first the tendency of prices wa
downgrade. owing to differences that
TIRE ban on rail shipments of corr
End OATS eastward would result IL
the massing of stocks here and at
other leading western terminals To
ward the end CT the day doubts of the
complete enforcement Of the embargo
disappeared and prices fell
Oats duplicated the action of corn
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1917-12-09
POWELL WILL Be
License AGENT
FOR EXPLOSIVES

James l.. Powell, deputy county as
SCISSOR, has been appointed as expl0
sive license agent for the Warren dis
tIict. His appointment was receiye
yesterday direct from Washington
ana Mr. Powell mailed his acceptance
last evening. lie has received his
license blanks aud all the necessary
supplies, and will be ready to begit
the issuance Of licenses on Monday
morning. The delay in the matter O:
appointing an agent for this district
has already caused considerable in
convenience to parties who have
wished TO purchase powder for min
ing purposes. but could not do SO
without FIRST sending to Tombstone
for the license from A. C. Karger
who is the county agent.
Any person found with explosives
in his possession without a license
issued by the federal government
showing the purpose for which the
explosives are 10 be used will b.
liable to arrest aud fine of $4,000 OF
one years Imprisonment.
Under the law the director of mines
is empowered to utilize the service
Of all United States officers and all
police officers OF the states. inclu1,
Ing the city police forces, county
sberins. deputies. constables and all
officers in any way charged with DO.
lice duties. The police of the cities
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1917-12-09

have already been organized Cor thi:
work. headed by a committee O.
chiefs. The police are not only t
look after the enforcement of the law
but are also TO make thorough in
vestigatiOns of all dynamite outrages
and fires in factories and warehouses
and to make their reports to the di
rector of the bureau of mines.
Persons apprehended in plots tC
blow up factories and bridges will b.
turned over to the authorities fCl
prosecution under federal or state
laws Most of the states have spe
cially severe punishments for these
crimes. New York has an extreme
penalty of % years Imprisonment foI
The placing OF dynamite with inten'
to blow up property. The penalty pro
vided in the federal war measure is
merely to cover the illegal possession
of explosives.
The law provides that every one
who handles explosives must have "A
license issued by the bureau of mines
in Washington. The seller Of explo-
sives and the purchaser of explosives
must have licenses. issued generally
by county clerks. or other local Off
GERS authorized to administer Oaths.
There is at least one licensing Of
fee in each county, and more agents
have been designated in centers large
enough to warrant it, II state has
laws providing for a system of Ii
censing persons manufacturing. stor'
ing. selling or using explosives, the
state officials authorized TO issue such
state licenses shall be designated as
federal licensing agents; also city Of
ficials qualified to issue city eXplo-
sive licenses will be given authority
To issue federal licenses. y federal
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1917-12-09

license will not relieve any person
from securing licenses required under
state laws and local ordinances. Only
citizens of the United States and the
allies may obtain licenses.
Contractors. lining companies,
quarrymen and others using large
quantities of explosives. which are
handled by employees. may issue eX-
plosives TO their employees only
through those employees holding a
license, called foreman's license.
The purchaser of dynamite. in OBJ
tanning a license. must state definite
ly what the explosive is TO be used
for ana will be held accountable for
its use as stated in the return of any
explosives that may be left.
With the strict enforcement of this
law the federal authorities hope u
prevent explosives falling into the
hands of evilly disposed persons and
to put a stop to all further dynamite
plots.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1917-12-09
Arizona Oils
and Mines

Before purchasing shares in any
Arizona oil or mining corporations.
you should secure the services for
$i00 of an independent. unpreju-
diced reporting agency-and get
the the real facts.
That an oil boom is evident in
Arizona seems certain-already
many corporations are being organ
ized-sOme OF them will prove win
ners TO the public-others will not
Guard against RITFALLS-don't
act hastily in buying-spend a dol
lar for our service.
Write today for full particulars
about our Information Bureau. en-
dorsed by Ariznoa Corporation Com
mission. the Secretary OF State.
State Attorney General. State
Treasury - SAMPLE EPORT
SENT FREE.
INFORMATION BUREAU OF
ARIZONA MINES AND OILS
Box 1923 Phoenix Arizona
NOTHING TO SELL BUT
INF o R MAI ON
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1917-12-09

PARIS, Dec. S.-Viscount North
cliffe has written the following i'm
pressiJns OF his visit TO the American
forces in the field for the Associated
Press:
i saw today the spearhead Of the
great American army OF the future
! had the honor of being invited by
General Pershing 10 accompany Gen
eral Bliss, Colonel and Mrs. House
Ambassador and Mrs. Sharpe, Admiral
Benson. Mr.. Crosby of the treasury
Mr.. Colby, Mr. Cravath and Mr.. Auch
incloss - the American headquarters
and front.
Leaving Paris az in the morning
we returned at 10 o'clock at night
which may give some idea OF the dis
tances on the American map in
France. The journey IN an eXcellently
appointed special tram brought Us IC
a tiny railroad station where the
guard of honor was waiting to receive
General Pershing, General Bliss and
Colonel House, and we passed through
half a mile OF grim, hardy yOun4
Americans in trench helmets, stand
ing at atten ion. They are in fine
health and spirits.
Eastern France was under a frost
not the dazzling, keen atmosphere OF
New York. but a sunny, damp atmos
phere, to which Americans are unac
customed, but which they are bearing
well. The air was full of the thud
ding of great guns in an artillery
battle, which as young West Point
officer told me, had now been proceed
ing without cessation for three DAYS
and nights. some miles away TO the
east.
"Our immediate object was a visit
to the intensive training camp, OF
finishing school ior the war at -----
(deleted). American planes we're cir
cling overhead. inGica. ing our desti
nation. which was also marked by the
violent clangs of bursting hand gren
AIDES at the bombing school.
Our procession Of American auto
mobiles went straight across the
country. ignoring the roads. until we
arrived at the crest of low ravine,
where some thousands OF The first
contingent of the American eXpe-
dictionary forces are training. First,
we went to an exhibition OF rifle prac
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1917-12-09
Mining and Financial NeWs
NEW YORK STOCKS
Nv HEVIEW LEAsED WIRE

NEW YORK, Dec. s. The very
superficial character of today's stock
market may be gagged from the fact
that dealings barely exceeded 100000
shares, the smallest total this year.
Many active stocks were entirely
omitted from the trading. The few
noteworthy price changes represented
little else than the usual weekly set
Element of outstanding contracts.
Rails tended mostly lower, with eX'
IRENE recessions of a point in some
of the Pacifics and grangers.
Brooklyn's Rapid Transit decline OF
2iz points to the new low level OF
39% furnished one of the days incl
dents; likewise American Sugars adj
vance of points.
Actual loans on the clearing house
banks decreased by slightly more
than s6S.000, reserves also contract
ing by S530OO.OO0.
Futher weakness in French issues
impaired heaviness to the general
list. Liberty As varied from 97.2S TO
1884 and, the S12's from ISIS to
$3.50.
Total sales of bonds at par value
s1,975. 900.
United States bonds, old issues
were unchanged on call during the
week.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1917-12-09

hce, with landscape targets. it wa
gCod shooting, the high average OF Il
per cent of hits being reached.
Afterwards came some very &C
curate work with a certain trench
mortar well known TO the British
army. The men have mastered the
principles of this very handy gun
quickly. Later the spectators were
delighted at the proficiency OF some
of the bomb throwers, and noted par
ticularly that the throw is not ;hc
baseball pitch, but is a complete
over-arm semi-circIe Somewhat re
sembling over-arm cricket bowling.
We stood well out of the reach O,
the decorating bombs. and the throw
ers bent low in the trench after the
projection of the missile and un ii its
force of decoration threw up earcl
and stones in every direction.
Interesting lectures were given BY
leading members of General Perish
ing's staff, SLOWING that America
adaptability has very quickly assimi
lated the best points of the irish and
French training, arrived at after three
and a half years of actual warfare. 70
which have been added certain Amer
lean ideas and certain alterations
necessary for an army whoes home
base is thousands of miles away OF
the other side of the Atlantic.
Il was extremely glad to gather
first hand evidence of the close co-or-
dination which exists between the
French, American and British armies
Their headquarters, hundreds of miles
apart, are in direct telephone commu-
nication. The coordination of officers
OF all nationalities has been accom-
plished. and dispatch riders trave
back and forward all day long 1t was
heartening to know that no time had
been lost in getting an energetic and
young staff around General Pershing
There was home touch in the
great military building which. with the
courlyards, occupies space four OF
five times as great as that of the
White House. There were American
papers and magazines and Liberty
loan posters there. French and Brit
ish officers both expressed satisfac
tion to me at the scientific and up-to.
date nature of the headquarters or
ganization."
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1917-12-09
COTTON MARKET

NEW YORK. Dec. S.-The cotton
market today closed firm at a net
advance of Il to 81 points.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1917-12-09

NEW YORK. Dec. S.-TOday's mar
ket was a repetition of that pre- yail
ing the last few days. Fluctuations
moved within narrow range, with
closing prices practically unchanged
from yesterday.
We favor the buying side On the
setbacks, believing the market viii
respond quickly to any news of a con-
structive character.
LOGAN & BRYAN.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1917-12-09
BAR SILVER

NEW YORK, Dec. S.-Bar silver,
S5?s.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-21
.BEP|RIETTY!TURN
GRAY HAIR DARK
Look young! Nobooy can tell II you
use Grandmother's simple recipe
Of Sage Tea and Sulphur

Almost everyone knows that Sage
Tea and Sulphur, properly compound.
ed. brings back the natural color and
lustre to the hair when faded, streak
ed or gray. Years ago the only way
to get this mixture was TO make 1t at
home, which is mussy and trouble
some. Nowadays, by asking at any
drug store for "Wyeth's Sage and Sui
,phur Compound You will get . large
bottle OF this famous old recipe, Ina
proved by the addition OF other IN
gradients, for about 80 cents, - 80 = Z
Don't stay grsyi Try It! No one
can possibly tell that you darkened
your hair, as It does 1t so naturally
and; evenly You dampen sponge
ar suff brush - Is u and draE this
|, through yonFa hkirs taking one s1 z.
strand at time; by morning tue
gray hair disappears, and after an
ether application or two. your hair De
comes beautifully dark glossy and at
tfactive
Wyeth's sage and Sulphur Com
pound is 4 deliEhtft1l toilet requisite
| for those who desire dark hair and Q
youthful appearance. + Is not IN
tended for ID : cute mltieatien or pfa!
vention OF disease Adv. y