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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-24
CARFARE IS
DISCUSSED BY
CITY FATHERS

In view 81 the litigation by tho
city Of Seattle over the action 81 tho
publir service commission ~ per
mlttlnF the Puget Sound Traction.
Light & Power Co 90 abolish four
cent fares. members 81 the city coun
ell. who attended the meeting Friday
afternoon. al which iime tho Seattle
& Rainier Valley line asked for the
nholiahnent OF tho Same fares and
the imposition OF two.cent trans
fcf fare between the two lines. were
~ the opinion tho relief could not
be given.
Some Of tho council;nen believed
the claims 81 tho Rainier valley line
we're iuutlflable. but owing 10 the 1T
ination. they felt u would appear
that the council was discriminating
and II would be impossible 90 salts
faetorliy explain why this was doge.
Councilman Moore ana Lane will
confer. possibly saturday. with the
corporation eounHeln office a. 10
whether or not tho council can grant
the relief
This Ia being done 40 that II. y.
pamseli president 81 tho Rainier
valley line can return 20 Chicago
with come definite information Ca
the company officials
The financial statement Of the
line as placed before tho council
showed that salary increases
amounted 10 nearly $780, 900 annually,
while the average cost ~ materials
IaNe advanced u par cent This
Item alone amounts 20 more than
81 600 Tho company claims 3,
cannot meet those items without
having an increased amount % rev
enueH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-24

r. NJ Farmer. candidate for port
commissioners. spoke at tho demo
cratic luncheon Saturday at tho
Good Fats cafeteria. Among other
things. he said There 10 a blan.
ket mortgage Of $4,000 900 spread
over every one OF cur homes In
this county. We put it there TO
build the port terminals Now tho
question L. Do We want to dig
down IN our pockets and pay that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-24
Latest in Dancing
From New York
At Steven s.

Most OF these new dances are
walking dances. Sons OF them are
very simple and easy to learn. Any
on. who can walk can learn 20
dance.
They are much easier than tho old
ones.
Take or : lessons Stevens Way
at little cost. in private halls. all day
and evening where no one sees you
but your teacher Street shoes arc
all right.
Middle-aRed and business people
No difference II you haven't danced
before.
Member Of both International Asso.
cation Masters OF Dancing and Ma.
tlonnl United Masters OF Dancing
Association.
Recently danced In the leading
places in New York city. and also
danced In the movies at the Palace
Hip. Orpheum and Colonial theatres
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-24
POLICE INVESTIGATE
CHICAGO BLAZE

~ raifrf Press Icasrd We
CHICAGO. Nov a Police are
investigating a fire which last night
destroyed a harm and garage. win
tie loaa % la2 draft horses. II
motor trucks. 20 wagons and 700
tons ~ hay
The damage was estimated a,
1900 600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-24
Safeguard Your
Food Supplies

Many families now buy food tn
larger auantitis. than usual either
10 save ON the cost or - b sure %
what they want. These people
should guard carefully against fats
" hich In one might may destroy a
damage several dollars worth %
other foods. The only Nay 60 pre-
vent this a. by rstsrrniusttuE the
rats or mice. and this De- uInst easily
accomplished hy using stsarua
Paste \ small hos % this paste
which can b. bought FOR IS cents
often eNfsrmlnatrs whole family
% rodents IN single niEht 70 la
also effective with reaches ard
water bugs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-24
300 TACOMA MEAT
CUTTERS uNlONlzE
AND THEN STRIKE

Hp Z HfTFd IFFfs IsFu9fH WIZ
TACOMA. Nov. a. Demanding
an eighthour day and recognition 81
their union local butcher ana mea;
cutters walked out this morning In
ali shops and packing plants where
the proprietorz had refused 60 sign
up. About 40 butcher shops. en-.
ploylnK 800 men In all. arc involved
IN tho strike. according 20 tho union
leaders
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-24
80 BRITISH TANKS
LOST, SAYS BERLIN

BERLIN. via London. Nov. az
Thirty British tanks were shot 20
pleces' In the British assault around
Cambria. today's war office state
men, declared
The statement declared the British
we're exhAustinx themselves IN fruit.
less attacks
in the Cambria area a strong err
envy attack on fnehy collapsed. tho
war office asserted. MocuVrc- was
stnbbornly defended against many
assaults
~On the Fontalnr Ia Foiie road
tho enemy exhausted hls forces In
many fruitiess attacks. which were
hotiy contested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-24
NY MARIE nARNETT

ny MARIE BARNETT
EVANSVILLE. Ind. Nov. e.
The mother who made the first
great sacrifice In Americas war IN
Europe. has laid aside her mourn
Ing
Mrs. Alice Dodd. % Evansville.
who's. son. James Bethel Gresham.
fell at Artoir. France. Nov. J. has
cot the example OF patriotism Go her
fellow. women who will lose loved
one. during the conflict She will
wear Grape only on her heart. FOR
black robe and veil. she says. ~
become. tho mother o. a hero.
Inspired at Memorial
1--WE can't have a nation IN
black" IL the way she puts u.
AZ the memorial Evansville held
IN tho Coliseum for her son. Mrs
Dodd stood. the central figure In a
group % khaki.clad boys from train.
ing camp. who will some day take
their place. In the trench where her
boy fell Her quivsrinE ups and
tcar-dlmmed cyss were hidden b.
hind a veil
But when she heard the voice %
multitude raised tn praise q
James. when abe rcad the tribute q
America and France. when che
caught the spirit. and the meaning
and the bignes- o, !, all. she said
surely Il 10 not for va 60
mourn
And that 4. the las, tins she wore
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-24
MILLER SENTENCED
FOR ] TO 20 YEARS

Toss Miller. the second - a gang
~ motorcycllsts who IL charged
with attacking i1ycar old girl on
the highway near Rothell Wash
was found guilty Thursday after
noon. was sentenced Saturday hy
Judge Jurcy 10 sorye from seven 60
20 years IN the state penitentiary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-24

John Hart Grand Central hotel
Fourth ave and Yssier way. who 70
ported 90 tho polio. Friday norninE
hat he roommate had stolen si3t
from him. found the money a short
time afierWard. hidden under Ia,
matIfess
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-24
PRISONER IS HURT

u. l. Buck, a prisoner serving 50
days at tho Beacon hin stoclsade. IL
IN tho city hospital with injuries
about tho body ana cuts on the face
sustained when he fingered near n
rock that was about 10 be- blasted
Buck was helping George " Patten.
a guard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-24

black.
My boy didn't like for me TO wear
didn't like for the Go look sad. And
every mothers soldier feels the
same.
Must ne Brave
Women whose hearts are aching
cling 10 mourning Hut In this case
II isn't nttlng We mus; be no iess
brave than our sons. or brothers OF
husbands. Our chins must be az
firm AZ theirs
FOR THE SAKE OF THE
BOYS WHO FALL IN FRANCE
AND THE WOMEN LAFT M
HIND IN AMERICA. AN TAX
iNU or THE GRAPE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-24
Sunday Sermons to
Be on Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving week will be op"ned
in Seattle churches Sunday with a
number Of interesting sermons. ap-
propriato TO the week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-24
MRS. HARTMAN on VISIT
To BiITIsH WAR PLANTS

LONDON. Nov sa--Mrs- J. Bor
den Hartman started n special tour
os British munitions factories today
10 see how British women were
doing their bit"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-24
YEGGS GET $1,000

BD United Press Leased Wtre
DANA. Ind. Nov. "a eREmen
procured between 81. 900 and ,t2 900
when they forced tho safe OF tho
First National bank here last night
Tho work. It IN believed, was done
By a gang ~ bandits. which has
been operating IN his territory for
the last six weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-24
Dental Special
AnnOunCemen

New st los Columbia 4
I have left the isnisa,
tors Of my name and
signs on Ftrst ava and
moved my Dental Of
fees TO the corner OF
First ave and Columbia
ct, sust across the street
from my old location.
Ny new entrance 10 No
ios Columbia. midway
between First and Sec
ond AYES ! will not
raise my prlees because
OF the war. but ] do sx-
pect TO Increase my 4
Dental practice 80 that
the Increased business =
will offset fhe Increased e
cost OF doing business
because of the war. .
! want TO be known a
man In Seattle who did no
prices because of the wal
EDWIN ,. BROWN. Il
sesfties Leading De
i0t Columbia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-24

mortgage Off IN ,nstailrn-nts 10
tho county treasurer each year. or
shall We mako tho por; terminals
pay IL off ?"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-24

~ you value your watch. le,
Haynes repair u. Next Liberty
theatre Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-24

Laura Iownrth Atkinson. 1918
Madison st.. q graduate nurse 81 the
Seattle General hospital. on the eve
OF entering the Rcd Cross organ.
lzatlon as a nurse became n citizen
of the United states. swearing ~.
lcgiance 20 the flag IN Judge Eaters
court Friday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-24
NUxATED IRON


OF delicate. ~
v o "a .. rund0W
peopls 100 Pei
cent IN ten dzyo
In many instance4
800 forfe;t~~is u
fails as PEE ivu en-
PLANTATION In large
article soon to aps
pear In this paper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-24

AK your doctor or druggist about Il.
Owl Drug Co. Bsrteii Drug Co. and
bwifts Pharmacy always carry it
I'm stock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15
EPISCOPAL.

81. Pnui's-Rev. W. Russell Bowie.
u. d. the pastor. will preach at II
o'clock this morning on spiritual OPP
portunities and Spiritual Dangers in
The Present State OF War" At &
o'clock this evening lac viii preach on
'sfow Can Believe In Il Personal
Code the first OF "a series OF sermons
on tie general subject, Answers IL
thoughtful Questions
81. Jnmes-Rt. Rev. r. 4. Gibson. d.
D.. Bishop OF Virginia, Will preach and
administer the rite of coniirma alton a:
II o'clock this morning. The choir
Will render the sacred cantata, The
Daughter OF Jairus."- lty Sir John
Stainer, at the evening service, !
MonumentaI-Rcv. James W. Morris,
ID. D.. the rector. will preach at IL
o'clock this morning, and the Easter
music will be repeated The Easter
celebration of the Sunday school will
be held at o'clock this afternoon.
All Saintr'-The regular services will
he held at II o'clock this morning
and at ) O'Clock this afternoon.
Holy Trinity-Rev. Fl. L. Robbins
viii preach a, IL O'Clock this morn
ing and at S o'clock this evening.
Holy Communion will be administered
ut O'Clock this morning.
Holy Comforter-Rev. W. Il. Cox.
the rector, will preach at IL o'clock
this morning and o'clock this even
ing. Holy Communion will be admin
istercd at 1880 o'clock this morning.
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PnESBYTEFtIAN.

I'irst-Rev. L. T. McFaden. u. D.. the
pastor will preach at IL O'Clock this
morning and at o'clock this evening
Scr"nd-Rev. Russell Cecil d. D..
the pastor. Will preach at II o'clock
this morning and at S o'clock this
evening.
Grace C0venant-Rev. J. Calvin Stew
art, u. u, the pastor. Will preach at
II O'Clock this morning Rev T. T..
Won Peachy. Of Holden. w, Va. fIunSa-
rian minister 10 the foreign speaking
people Of In. mining section will
preach at o'clock this evening
Observation-Disclosures. j. Y.uFair y. %.
the pastor, will preach and administer
the Communion at II O'clock this
morning. Rev. Edward Mack. u. D..
OF Union Theological Seminary. will
deliver an illustrated lecture on the
Bible ct o'clock this evening.
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BAPTIST.

Ftrst-Rev. George W. Mcdaniel. u.
D.. tho pastor. will preach at II o'clock
this morning and ut S:lJ o'cIocI. this
evening.
Se"ond-Iscv. T. clagett Skinner. -.
d., the pastor will preach at II o'clock
phhsis.' The choir will repeat at S
O'Clock this evening the entire pro-
gram or Easter music sung last Sun
dag morning. including LAS II Began
to Dawn" ttBuck): Now Is christ
Risen" tWarren): II Know That My
8anist will open with the "S;. Cecilia
Onertory No. >" tBatiste).
Grove Avenue-Rcv. w q. James. y.
D.. the pastor. will preach to-day at
both morning and evening services
GTnce strect-Rev. Calvin 8 Black
we'll. ID. D.. of Norfolk. will preach
to-day at both morning and evening
services.
Pine Str~-t-Rev. II. T.. Chalmers. D.
D.. missionary returned from China.
Will preach this morning on Seek
First the Kingdom Of Cod and this
evening on THE Great salvation"
Leigh Street--Rev. J. j. Wicker. d.
r.. the pastor. will preach at II o'clock
this morning and at o'clock this
evening.
Barton HclEhts-Rev. :. e. Rudd y.
~. the pastor. VIII preach AZ IL O'Clock
his morning on The Faith once De-
lirered TO the Saints and at S O'Clock
this evening on wilt Thou BE Made
whole" =.
North Side-Rev. Perry. Mitchell the
pastor. will preach az il o'clock this
morning sermon especially for chill
dren on the subjec, "Baptis, Base
ball. He viii preach at O'Clock
this evening on "A Hole IN the Roof
Tuiton-Eev W. Thorburn Clark. tho
pastor. Will preach this morning on
The Baptist Position and this even
ing on THE Human and Divine EST
mate of Christ
BouleSard-Rev. Francis Lee Albert.
the pastor. will preach Mt II o'clock
this morning on why Am Bap-
tis':." y Slptismal service will be
held this evening at the First Baptist
Church.
Gintcr Park-Rcv. e. Il Ar.rdaIl
wili preach at J o'clock this morning.
There will be no evening services
immnnueI-Rev. Leland W. Smith,
the pastor. will prea ch at both morn
Ing, and evening services to day. The
subject Of the sermon this morning
will be What Baptist Church STANDS
For
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The Easter music will be repeated n,

The Easter music will be repeated at
to-day's services
st. Andrew's-ltcv. j. Francis Iib-
Die. IN" rector. will preach a; II
o'clock this morning. and Rev. Philip
A. Arthur. the assistant rector. will
preach AT O'Clock this evening. Holy
communion will be administered a,
':3o o'clock this morning. The Easter
music Will be repeated at to-day's
services.
st. Johp's-.t. Rev william Cabell
brown. j.. D., Bishop Coadjutor OF
Virginia. will make his visitation OF
the parish and will confirm the class
TO be presented TO him by the rector.
Rev. Hugh W. Sub,c,t. the rector. will
preach AZ O'Clock this evening.
ChrIst Church-Rev. CharlcsAw. sgd
nor. the rector. will preach AZ II
O'Clock this morning. RI Rev. William
Cabell Brown. u. -. Bishop Coadjutor
or Virginia. Will preach and admins
ter confirmation al o'clock this even
ing.
st. Mark'n-H.v. q. Macl.aren Bry-
don. the rector, will preach At II o'clor,:
this morning and at 8 O'Clock this
evening. The choir will repeat tho
Easter music az to-days services.
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YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASsoCI.-
rION.
Central nuiidi"g-s. X. Mex.

Central ituiidl"g-S X. Mckee gem
"rai secretary of the assoriation will
sneak at tho mems meeting at $3.50
o'clock this afternoon on Fact or
Fiction" o. Wingo Russell will lead
.he singing, and Miss Marjorie Har-
cum viii sing solo. W. y. McIlwaine.
student at Union Theological Sem
trary. who formerly lived in Japan.
wiz sneak at $50 at tho boys meet
ing on The Schoolbovs OF Japan
Central Methodist Churcl,-Rcv. Il !.
kiker Will speal. at 80 o'clock this
nfternOOn on chains That Bind" at
the meeting held under the auspices
Of the Railroad Fou"s Mems Christian
ABSORPTION. a W. Browning will sing.
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LOCAL &;EEZE!s!E2eE5kAo T''Es
frETTTOD1ST

Centenar!-Rev T. \. Smoot. u. d..
the pastor. will preach at IL O'Clock
this morning. G. e. Thurber of Gov
inston. wi!l speak 10 the congrega-
nrond Str-ct-Rcy Fred Y. Che
raul.. the pastor. will preach at II
o'clock this morning on why Go to
Church," and atS:I5 o'clock this even
ing on 'D!gginE Again the Wells"
M"num~nt-Rev. 6. II. Lambeth. D.
n. the pastor. will preach this morn
lug on THE Kingdom Promised" and
this evening on The Kingdom First -
Park I'iace-Rev. William T.: Thomp-
son, y. -. the pastor. will preach this
morning on The Price of Power and
This evening on The Inevitable War
With Germany" The choir Of the
seventh street Christian Church will
take part in the music at the evening
service. Among the selections wiil be
patriotic song. 'Liberty." composed
by Professor J. McCombie MURRAY,
which will he sung by him. assisted by
the choir.
Laurel street-Rcv. Charles H.
Bogps, OF Highland Park. the father
OF the pastor, will preach at II o'clock
this morning at the special service for
old people Rev. w G.. Eoggs the
pastor. will preach at O'Clock this
evening.
Decntur Street-Rev. Samuel l..
Dunville, the pastor. will preach at II
o'clock this morning on The Unseen
Lover aud 81 8 o'clock this evening
on seed, Soil. Crops"
Grnce-Rev. II. J. Kiker Will preach
at II o'clock this morning and at s
o'clock this evening.
Branch Memorinl-Rcv. w. Oliver
Gordon. the pastor. will preach at IL
o'clock this mprDint- 1.-The TTnSha l.
able Church lie will preach at S
o'clock this evening the first of a
| e"rics % five sermons OH The Keys
Of tho Kingdom
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15
DR.. MULLINS TO SPEAK
Sidcnt of Louisville Seminary Make
Address at city Auditorium
This Afternoon.

Rev. T.. Y. Mullins. -. D.. of Louis
"il". Ky. president of the southern
Baptist Theological Seminary. Will
speak 81 the mass-meeting Of Rich
moud b ptists 10 be held at $50 o'clock
this afternoon at the City Auditorium.
Or. MU!!ins'S address will be on the
subject. "A Worthy Baptist Program.
He delivered the same address recently
at Il laymenS convention at Atlanta
Ga. where il was received with en-
thUs;asm. DIR. Mullins is distinguish
81 scholar and author i'm addition 10
bcing gifted orato"..
TIC Uaptist Council Of Richmond
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THE CHURCHES AND
TO-DAY'S SERVICES
more about him
called to Rome and we know nothing
NEED OF TIME IS
IrOR EARNEST CHRISTIANS

more about him
called to Rome and we know nothing
NEED OF TINE IS
FOR EARNEST CHRISTIANS
Let us learn the lesson Of loyalty to
Jesus Christ from this experience OF
Paul We all OF US have trials. more
or less severe. Sometimes they are
crushing and seem TO change the whole
course OF our life and make us lose
courage and hope. Ut JUS; suci, times
we have the privilege Of looking to
Him who has promised to help us. and
also Of standing firm in our faith and
refusing TO yield one jot Of our right
eoua principle. no matter what ma :,
befall US. In this day and generation
we need such loyal earnest Christians:
We need them In the church. that the
time religion may prevail against
the novel ideas which some are trying
to Introduce. We need them in the
state. where moral problems arc com
ing to the front and must be solved ac-
cording to the law OF Christ, We need
them in our homes, which ortentines
alas. are broken mp by dissension and
where there Is no peace because the
Prince OF Peace is not held as the
Center And We need loyalty our
selves. for We are sorcly tempted. and
no life is without it's trials. II We are
brave and true. these trials will prove
q blessing. II we are cowardly and
false they will crush us
Dear Lord. help me under all cir
cumstances TO look to Thee for guild.
ancc and wisdom. Sometimes know
not what TO say when trouble comes
Teach me at such times TO be silent and
wait. Sometimes ] am rebcllious when
men are cruel. Teach me at such
times TO be calm and courteous. Some
times the way Ia hard and ! shrink
from the battle. Give me at such times
Thy courage. and let Thy light shine
upon my way. For Thine own dear
sake. Amen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15
stock EnchnnEe Firm Enil..

TRY Associa tea Prcss.l
NEW YORK. April 1.-THE failure OF
'he Stock Exchange firm OF Morris &
Pope was announced to-day on The floor
Of the exchange. The firm consists Of
Lewis q. Morris. exchange member: J.
hathaway Pope and Frank Il. Porter.
The failure is not regarded as import
ant
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15

skin. produced by helping II in the
Right Way. But don't expect TO ac-
colnp!iSh this with creams. soaps or
lotions containing a large amount of
free alkali. - il is only Il question of
time when this will dry out the skim
relay the pores. destroy the delcat e
tissues and completely ruin the com
pleNiOn. You must use Il pure. neutral.
specially prepared product. such as
Creme rokalon IeoSeated. to rebuild the
WORKOUT cells, so as to bring back :,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15
NIIAItIAN.

First--ltcv. Frank Pratt, the pastor
Will preach at II o'clock this nornin;;
on When Are We Saved" and at =
o'clock this evening on ''rho Syrian
christ Tho evening sermon viii lac
discussion of a recent book by tbra-
ham tihbany
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15

has arranged for the mass-mcetins. and
y W. Patterson. the president OF the
council, Will preside. Rev. j. +. Love.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15
I:vnnrcIIstic Services.

rev. James II. Terry will b.sin TO-
morrow sr"ies "f daily evaucelistic
services. which viii continue for two
weeks At tho Stockton stree; Baptist
Church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15
INTEnNArioNAI. BIBLE STUDENTS.

Stfcn Ilnll-rhe regular services will
be, held at 1880 o'clock this nornin.
ana O'clock this afternoon. y. r.
Baker. OF BROOKLYN. y. Y. Will speak
al tho afternoon service
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15

true. girlish. freshness and glowing
ioveliness TO the skin. If you have
Ice Pencils from your druggist and use
them in connection with the cream.
and YOU can get quick action on the
deepest wrinkles. no matter OF how
long standing.
For giving an indescribably beautiful
effect TO the neck and arms as we'll as
supDrcssinS almost Immediately the
appearance OF all smaller wrinkles and
marks or age. there is nothing so eff
fectivc as II little SantoneN. =
Many wrinkled. hollow checked.
faded looking woman with sagging ia
ciat muscles has regaincd her youth
ful charm and attractiNeneSs by means
of the French Beauty Recipe given
above The Countess de Chavannc.
who at 20 years OF age possesses a
marvellously soft. smooth. velvet-likc
skin and an almost SirI-lilie complex.
ion. practically free from wrinkles.
she owed II all TO this simple method.
interviewed at the Studio. Miss Lii
liam Walker. known the world over as
"Dimples." said: When constant ex-
posture in all kinds of weather. together
with long hours of hard work under
powerful lights. made my own COM
p!eNion rough and coarse. either had
to find way to improve it quickly
or practically stop work. y face speci-
alist recommended that use Creme
almost like magic. My complexion was
cleared and frcShened so RAPIDLY that
| can honestly say Creme Tokalon
Roseated is helping me earn my sal
airy. for the camera tells no lies and a
beautiful SIX Is an absolute necessity"
Mareix, Of Paris. who after following this
n every complexion Flemish md enable any
hrs younger That she personally guarantees
provided YOU take Your dealers receipt Mt
n m
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rrnhihition Commlss,oncr 10 sn.nk

Rev. J. Sidney Peters. state Commits
sioner of Prohibition will sneak at
o'clock this evening ut Decatur Stree:
Methodist Church. II is expected THAI
MS remarks Will have to do with law
enforcement