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The Washington herald., 1918-01-25
Tabernacle Schedule
Includes Billy Twice
For Today's Salvage

Billy Sunday will preach at : O'Clock
this afternoon at the Tabernacle and
again at 7:3o o'clock this evening. The
meetings will be for everybody. There
will be no meetings for "men only
at the Tabernacle except on Sunday
afternoons.
Tonight will be students night"
and the special guests will be boys and
girls OF the higher schools and col
leges.
This afternoon Billy will preach a
special sermon on Mothers" Those
attending the service are urged 10
wear a white flower or a bit OF white
ribbon 'fn honor Of mother"
Miss Alice NJ. Gamlin viii have q
meeting for boys and girls In the
Fourth Presbyterian Church. Thir-
teenth and Paramount northwest. at
S:15 p. m.
Employees in government buildings in
the southwest district will be address
ed by Mrs. william Asher at l:I5 2.
m. in Epiphany Chapel Twelfth and
c streets southwest Tonight at 9
o'clock Mrs. Asher will talk at a meet
ing for women workers In the homes
Miss Grace SAKE win have her Fri
day Morning Bible Class at II O'Clock
today in Epiphany Episcopal Church.
1917 @ street northwest She will con-
duct class on the Tabernacle plat
form at o'clock and another at Q
o'clock for public school teachers.
Women's MONDAY luncheon meet
ings. First Congregational Church.
Tenth and G streets northwest, II a
m. to p. m, direction Miss Frances
Miller.
The Washington herald., 1918-01-25
few FOLKS HAVE
GRAY HAIR NOW
WeIl-knOwn Local Druggist Says
Everybody Is Using 0Id-Time
Recipe Of Sage Tes and
sulphur.

Hair that loses its color and lustel
or when II fades, turns gray, dull and
lifeless, is caused by a lack of sulphur
in the hair. Our grandmother made
up a mixture OF Sage Tea and Sulphur
to keep her locks dark and beautiful.
and thousands Of women and men who
value that even color, that beautiful
dark shade of hair which is so at
tractive, use only this old-time recipe.
Nowadays we get this famous mix
ture improved by the addition of other
ingredients by asking at any drug
store for a bottle Of "Wyeth's sage
and Sulphur Compound" which dark
ems the hair so naturally. so evenly.
that nobody can possibly tell Il has
been applied. You just dampen a
sponge or soft brush with Il and draw
this through your hair, taking one
small strand at time. BY morning
the gray hair disappears; but what
delights the ladies with wyeth's Sage
and Sulphur Compound Is that be-
sides beautifully darkenInE the hair
after few applications, IL also brings
back the gloss and luster and gives it
an appearance OF abundance.
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Conn
pound Is delightful toilet requisite
to tmpart color and q youthful 4Is
pearance TO the hair IL is not i'm
tended for the cure, mitigation or pre-
vention Of disease.-Ady -,
The Washington herald., 1918-01-25

IL ofsciai instructor Of the ushers.
doormen. secretaries and personal
workers at the Tabernacle.
He Is the evangelists pinch hit
ter and substitutes for Billy on the
Tabernacle platform when Billy is
kept from the big wooden building
through illness or for any other cause
DR.. Ward preached for Billy at four
services last week and he pinch
hitted" for him in Atlanta. Detroit
and Syracuse.
DR.. Ward isra powerful preacher.
He appeals particularly to men and
his work throughout the country I'm
the three years he has been associated
with the Sunday organization has
been remarkable. In the Detroit cam
paign alone, DR.. Ward spoke each
day to approximately 5000 workmen-
He IL conceded to have done more
than possibly any other preacher IN
the country to bring capital and la
Dor In closer touch with each other.
He has preached to more than !, ,ooo, 900
men.
There ID an interesting story In con-
nection with DR.. Wards unanimous
call to the Boston church. When he
was working with the Sunday party
In Boston he preached In the First
Church and frequently he was in the
company of Or. Tufts. It's pastor.
The latter repeatedly urged DR.. Ward
to take charge of a pastorate.
Not long ago DR.. Tufts dropped
dead after having officiated at a wed
ding ceremony In his church. The
congregation knew nothing Of Dr..
Trrfffa 60 n
when II came time TO select DR.. Tufts
successor the call came to DR.. Ward
unanimously to take up the work.
The First Church has about 800 men,
bers and IL doing a big work in Bos-
ton.
Built $4,000 Church.
DR.. Ward was pastor Of the Fourth
Dutch Reformed Church In PhiIadeI-
phia during the Sunday campaign in
that city. His pep" attracted the
attention OF Billy Sunday ana DR.,
Ward was induced to give up the
pastorate and Join the Sunday forces
DR.. Ward went to Philadelphia from
Rutgers Theological Seminary where,
during his student days. he estab-
ltshed at New Brunswick. n. J., q
neIghborhood settlement. work which
has since become a feature of re-
isious work in that city.
When he went TO the Fourth
Church II was run down and was
about ready for sale. Through DR..
Wards efforts there was built an
$500 church and the Fourth Church
has since become the most influential
in the Roxborough section Of Phil
adelphia.
DR.. Ward is one OF the most
popular members OF the Sunday
party. He's the right HAND of the
evangelist and is active Just now in
the conduct OF the business AFFAIRS
Of the campaign here.
The Washington herald., 1918-01-25
.ALLPACIFISTS
ARE TRAITORS,
BILLY ASSERTS
IF You re Not Out-and Out
for Your Country You're
Against 1t.

Billy Sunday took q slam at IN,
pacifst In his serman yesterday aft
ernoon at the Tabernacle. All paci.
lists are pro-Germans. In the evan
gelist's opinion. and he declared he
has no time for any OF them.
Don't come TO me and say you're
pacinst" shouted Billy TO an au-
dlence of several hundred persons
IF you do"
Billy clenched his nrsts, drew
back his right arm and then. bang
ne let er fly directly In the face
Of his hearers.
IF you're not out-and-out for
your country" said Billy, YOURS
against It. And you're nothing hui
a pro-German."
The soldiers in the Tabernaeis
cheered and. the cheering was tsker
up by the rest OF the crowd.
Rotten Germs. KuItur.
Billy went at the Kaiser sSaia
He declared him 20 be hghtin1
against Christianity on the size OF
Mohammedsnism and trying hard &c
cram his rotten German Kultui
down our throats."
But he Will soon ind out" shout.
ed Billy. that we can fight as wei
as pray. He's fooled the world Ions
enough with his bunk about the uar
being q great economic battle. That
piffle! Durn his sinking hide. and
the rest OF the bunch over there
too-von Bernstorff and the whols
outfit"
The evangelist declared there arr
men in Washington today who
would shake the hand OF the former
German ambassador.
I'D like TO punch his head" saH
Billy. And you can put me down
strong as pledging never TO buy
anything that's made in Germany.
Not SO long as I've got good sense"
Billy's sermon was on Personal
Work" the last OF a series on thi,
subject He declared he couldn't foI
the life OF him see why we preach
ers have got to wear ourselves out
and get into our coffins twenty
years before our time trying &C
make people be decent"
Making Home Runh
The evangelist declared that en-
thusiasm is needed Just as much IL
religion as at a baseball game.
when a man makes q home run
he said. I'VE carry him OF the neld or
our shoulders. Hes q hero Yei
when a prodigal son accepts Chris
and makes q home run in his battle
against sin. we carry him out OF ouI
prayer meetings and put him on ice
10 cool on
In Bflly's opinion. q woman car
drink champagne all night and danes
the tango until o'clock in the morn.
ing. and people will say sheG
clever"
Yet" he added, you let this ssns
woman pray and talk religion sne
everybody will say she's crazy"
God has no quarrel with sinners
Billy declared The quarrel is with
sin. He emphasized his mission ir
Washington is % make Il easier &c
do right and harder TO do wrong"
Emphasizing the value OF persona
work, Billy declared that the average
boy with a hook tied on the end OF .
piece Of string knows more practical
things about angling than the expert
who got all of his knowledge from
Isaak WRlton's books on Angling"
Rody sang. Brewster played sne
Miss Grace SAKE directed the after
meeting Bible study class.
The Washington herald., 1918-01-25
Religion Teaches Respect.

~AeAon AGaChCs ItCspeCts
If winter should continue two years
we'd starve to death. And so. God
sends us spring, summer, autumn and
winter with the regular time of a
clock. You show me a man that
breaks the Sabbath. will show you
man that will break every other
day. The man who has the most re-
spect for Gods law, will have the most
respect for mans law.
And Macaulay said. "If the Sabbath
had not been observed as the day of
rest in England, they would have
been $50 years behind in their civiliza-
ton.
Blackstone said, corruption OF
morals always follows the proclamation
Of the Sabbath day."
Adam Smith said, "As a political in
stitution, the Sabbath is of fnestima-
Bile value"
Justice MacLain said, 'Tf there is
no Sabbath, there will be no morals,
and without morals there can be no
Tree institutions in America. A Sab
bath well spent brings a week of con-
tent, health and joys for tomorrow" ."
But, Remember the Sabbath day, to
keep 1t holy"
Ny subject this afternoon is. Safety
First for America"
Honor thy father and thy mother:
that thy days may be long upon the
land which the Lord thy God giveth
thee"
The young man or woman who is
ashamed Of his father or mother be-
cause they do not look beautiful, is
a fool IL your mother thought more
OF herself and less OF you, she might
be fairer and fresher than she is to-
day, for she was once as good look
Ing as you imagine yourself today.
And you might be proud to have your
friends meet her.
She made her old dress over and
cut It on q new bias because she
couldn't afford to buy Q new one.
The Washington herald., 1918-01-25

nomination in New England. DIR.
Wards connection with the Sunday
party will end with the close of the
Washington campaign.
BiIIy's sPineh Hitter"
DIR. Ward is the most efficient men,
Der of the Sunday party. He Is d.
rector OF religious work among men
in the shops and factories; he regu-
lates the trail hitting" professions
at the Tabernacle; he solves the null
ttudes Of problems that arise among
those who come to "the front" and he
The Washington herald., 1918-01-25
PINCH HITTER
RECEIVES CALL;
QUITS SUNDAY
DR.. Isaac Ward VIII Be.
come Pastor Of Bos-
ton Church.

DR.. Isaac Ward. assistant to Billy
Sunday. has resigned from the Sum-
day organization to become pastor OF
the First Presbyterian Church OF Bos-
ton-the largest church of this de-
The Washington herald., 1918-01-25
Stands on Ten Commandant..

There Is no good citizenship where
the Ten Commandments are not kept:
no safe political movements, no So
cial reforms that are abiding that are
not modelled on the Ten Command
menta take my stand on the Ten
Commandments and when this old
world Is burned up. I will have a
foundation as enduring as God Al
mighty HIMSELF for J believe GOO
The Washington herald., 1918-01-25
Flays Adulterers.

I said: Sister. will begin to talk
about 2:30 You go home, get down on
your knees. lock the door, and pray,
while I knock down, skin, and drag
out. and IL God ever gave liberty to
mortal man he did to me.
Thou shalt not kill" He wasn't
shooting her, but she was going to a
premature grave.
Thou shalt not commit adultery" :"
Oh, this is no time or place to speak
of it! know Of no sin against which
God Almighty rails more. Oh, that
sin caused God to drown the world
with a flood; that sin caused God to
blot Sodom and Gomorrah from the
earth; that sin caused God to blot
Pompeii and Herculaneum from the
earth!
Many q husband will turn away
from a wife and wife from a hus-
band. I think the most good-for-noth-
ing, God-forsaken, mountebank, the
marplot, and triple extract of infamy,
rot and degeneration is the man who
Is false to his marriage vows or the
woman who is false to hers.
Thou shalt not commit adultery"
Thou shalt not steal.'
The man is a thief who takes that
for which he does not give an ade-
quate return, either in property or
money or In work. A man is a thief
when he sells under false represents-
The Washington herald., 1918-08-30
WOMEN TAXI DRIVERS
SOON TO BE SEEN HERE

Mrs. N. Page. so X street north
west has opened new vocation for
women here BY becoming q taxicsb
driver and viii soon have co-workers
IL the plans the corporation employ
ing her for opening a schol to train
women drivers are carried out.
The recent ruling by the Community
Labor Board OF the District placed
a ban upon auto industry accessories,
drivers Of pleasure cars. the cleaning,
repairing and delivery of pleasure
cars, sightseeing cars. auto trucks en-
gagged In work other than fuel and
government work and teaming other
thAn delivery Of products for war
work. 1t Is expected that this ruling
VIII give the women Of the city ample
opportunity to do q mans work In a
woman's way.
Then 1t will be watch your step"
and don't talk TO the driver when
you cross the street in Washington
or ride in a sightseeing automobile.
The Washington herald., 1918-08-30
If You're Losing Hair, Try
These Famous Tonics

Sago Sage and Sulphur, will restore the
hair to its natural color and put
the scalp in good condition; regu-
~ lar soc size. ...................3 .3Se
Hays Hair Health. Soc, -9c
Wild Root Hair Tonic, 6Oc size. =. &c
Sl.OO size. soc
Barker's Hirsutus. S5c size. s5c
Wampole's Sage and Sulphur, an eN-
cellent tonic to promote the growth
of hair and remove dandruff with
out coloring the lightest hair. 4oe
Penslar Hair Tonic, contains all the
necessary drugs to make a perfect
tonic that will put the scalp in
good condition and make the hair
soft and fluffy. The formula is on
the label; you can see exactly why
we recommend IL above all others:
two size bottles. .........5 soc, sI.OO
The Washington herald., 1918-08-30
ID. c. HLIER, LIEUT.. Off,.
Is KILLED IN FRANCE
Was a yirsinian. Central High
AIumnus. Enlisted Here.

A young Washington aviator. Lieut.,
Lenwood II. OFT, was killed In an
aviation camp back of the lines. ac-
cording to word received by his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. OFT OF l7s
T street.
Lieut.. OFT was twenty-four years
Of age and was born In Lexington,
Va His Parents moved to Washing
ton when he was hye years old. He
lived here until he enlisted in avia-
ton less than a month after the
United States declared war on Ger
many. He was graduated from Cen
tral High school.
r In France Lieut.. OFT was a student
OF the same instructor who taught the
famous Guynemeyer how TO fly. He
was retained behind the lines as an
instructor. :.
Besides his parents Lieut.. OFT leaves
one sister. Miss Adele ont.
The Washington herald., 1918-08-30
Huckster Hit on Head
While Asleep in Stable

While John Effantis. Greek huck-
ster. 46 years OF age. living at ZOE B
street northwest. was hitting the
hay in stable In the rear of 41l
Second street northwest. an unknown
colored man, with blunt instrument
In his hand sneaked up on John and
hit him on the head.
Effantis didn't even make an 'outcry,
but lapsed from a deep sleep into un-
consciousness. The police were noti-
fed and Effantis was taken to the
Emergency Hospital.
AS far as the police know. Effantis
was not robbed. because he seems to
have as much money now as he did
when he went to sleep. No trace OF
the hard-hitting colored gentleman
has been found. Effantis has been
unable to state why he was hit.
The Washington herald., 1918-08-30
Mrs. Pauline Stoddard
Leaves Large Estate

Disposition Of large estate was
made in the will Of Mrs. Pauline
c. stoddard. who died here August
% last. Bequests aggregatins $1,000
in cash were made to various near
relatives.
Hiram Waiworth cady. brother.
OF Plattsburg. N, y. and Mrs. The-
odora Cady Bailey. a sister, resid-
ing in Denver. Col, are the chief
benehciaries under the will. each bo-
ing left $4,000. besides the residue
OF the estate.
The Washington herald., 1918-08-30
WOUNDED WASHINGTON
BOY NOW RECOVERING
Corp. Caret ]. Fitzgerald in Hos.
Spital of Southern France.

Corp. Garret ]. Fitzgerald. of
Georgetown. Is reported severely
wounded in the Official casualty
lists. His mother. Mrs. Maggie Fitz-
gerald, 3409 Prospect avenue. : has
received a letter from her son. stat.
ing that he Is recovering in hos
pital in the south of France.
He was gassed on June 8. and lost
The Washington herald., 1918-08-30

his voice from shell shock. He ex-
poets shortly to recover sufficiently
TO re-enter. active service.
Fitzgerald was born In washing
ton and lived here most Of hfs life.
He was educated at. the Baliston.
Va, schools whore his parents
moved when he was about eight
years old.
The Washington herald., 1918-08-30
LITTLE GIRLS PATRIOTIC.

Little Elmira Farley and Mary Cur
tbs are not only very energetic and
rising young business women. but they
are exceedingly patriotic. The result
Of their efforts in giving a lawn
fete was $40. which they promptly
turned over to the Red Cross They
sold ice cream and cake on the lawn
at Fourteenth and z streets north
east a few nights ago.
The Washington herald., 1918-08-30
OTHER TEMPERATURES.
Lowest
LOCAL MENTION.

Gunpowder tea, 6se, Perfect BLEND
tea s9c: lbs. pure pepper. S1.0O; 3
pkgs. Quaker corn flakes, 25c;
peaches, 14c: seeded raisins, 1Oc; 4
Babbitt's soap. Csc; large cans her
ring. 15c; tuna, 10c and 15c: lard.
MIA Avenue and all the ]. T. d.
Pyles stores
The Washington herald., 1918-08-30
Arrest Woman for Bootlessins.

Alberta SprIggs, colored woman,
who was arrested last Wednesday
for bootlegging. pleaded not guilty
to the offense when her case was
called in Judge MulIowny's branch
of the Police Court yesterday morn
ing. and demanded jury trial In
the meantime she was admitted to
bail in $1,000.
The Washington herald., 1918-08-30

The pressure distribution Thursday night is
murh broken up. there being numerous shallow
depressious west Of the Mississippi with no de-
cidcd storm deTelopuent in any one of them
A depression is Passing OF to Sea over New
England. 1t has been Gttsnded By general rains
IN New England. and the Middle Atlantic
States. the East Gulf States. the Ohio NaIley
and other widely scattered points.
Tenpsrature has riSsn in Eastern districts.
also in the Middle Rocky Mountain Region.
Elsewhere the change have been irregular and
unimportant-
the Washington Forecast District Showers are
probable. however. Saturday in the Ohio Valley,
Tennessee and the Lake Region. The tempera-
turs viii not change materially.
The Washington herald., 1918-08-30
Remove Dis6guring Freckles!

Mime. Du Four's Derma Alba LIauId
Face Powder, flesh or white. .23e, 4sc
Dusehesne Honey Almond and
Cucumber Cream ....,...5 5ge
Pompeian Massage Cream. .37c, soc, zoe
sempre Giovine, a cream in cake
ioIIl' QUO size .4pc
Bnrnard's Complexion Cream will re-
move tan. freckles. pimples. blackheads
and red: oily skin by applying a little
Hinds' Honey and Almond Cream,
SOC size NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 43e
The Washington herald., 1918-08-30
AVERAGE LIVING COST
Is 81 PER CENT HIGHER
Industrial Conference Board Gives
Figures on Status Since War.

The cost of living in the United
States for, the average family has In
creased 50 per cent since the out
break OF the war. according to report
on.fWartime Changes in the Cost OF
Living" published yesterday by the
National Industrial Conference Board.
Although II is generally thought
that the. cost of food has had the
greatest increase. II ranks second
with an average increase Of g. per
cent while clothing is first with an
increase Of n per cent.
Fuel and light increased on the
average OF Is per cent. Rent shows
an average increase of Is per cent.
with sundries rated at 50 per cent
In order to determine the average
increase for the budget as a whole.
food, was taken as constituting IS per
cent OF the total family expenditure.
The Washington herald., 1918-08-30
LOCAL TEMPERATURES.

Midnight, Y; a. n, y; a. m. n; 6 a.
u, n; q. m, n; 10 a. m, IS; Il noon. 81;
D. m. 81: D. m. IS; D. m, o.: D IN.
=; 10 p. m, ~ Highest, g.; lowest. 70
Relative humidity-S q. m. %; 2 D. m, g. s
D. N. n; rainfall % D. n. to 8 r. M. Sl5:
hours o. sunshine. a4. per cent Of possible sun
shine. g.
The Washington herald., 1918-08-30

vaseline HT r Tonic, for dry. brittle
hair .....-..---......... %Se. %oe
Herpieide Hair Tonic. .4Sc. sse
Parker's Hair Bslsam. ...4Se. sse
westphars Hair Tonic. ne
L. r. B. Hair Tonic. 4sc. pSe
Vaseline Quinine Pomsde. sc
Crudol for falling hair and itching
scalp .--................. .1Ac, Sac
Quinade, will heal your scalp and re-
move oantfuH -......-s-. &c
Counte Water. Peoples price. SI.Io
Nelson's Hair Dressing ......Isc, 3ae
Hair Vim. a delightful preparation
for dressing the hair and making
IL soft: regular Csc size. Ice
The Washington herald., 1918-08-30
DEPARTURE

Accumulated excess of temperature since Jan
usry !. 1918. -: excess Of temperature snee
August !. 1913. 70: accumulated deficiency OF
prscritatiou since January I. 1878 ~; de-
hciency of precipitation since August !, 1918.
An
Temperature sane dsts last yesr-HiEhsss, s.;
lowest, u.
The Washington herald., 1918-08-30

rent Is per cent. clothing 70 per cent.
and sundries % per cent. Applying
these figures, the average increase is
set by the board as being 52sper cent
The Washington herald., 1918-08-30
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
GENERAL FORECAsT.

District of ColumbiE. Maryland and Virginia
FAR Friday ard Saturday; moderate tsmpera
ture: light westerly winds.
The Washington herald., 1918-08-30
Creams and Soaps for
Shavers.

Williams Shaving Cream. stick or
Durham Duplex Shaving Stick. ISe
Cuticura Shaving Stick. 23e
Pears English Shaving Stick. .eRe
Resinol Shaving Stick. .23e
Colg Handy grip. refllls. 2Oc
Yankee Shaving Cake. .ISe
Williams Quick and Easy Shaving
Williams Barber Bar shaving cake.
I5ci : Tor. ....--........---.... .&se
Colgate's Mug Soap ap.................Se
Williams Luxury Shaving Cake. .23e
Johnson's shaving Soap Cream. &c
Mennen's Shaving Cream. ... 29c
Colgate's Shaving Stick, Powder or
Cream; sizes. s....-........IOc. SOC
Barnard's Razor-aid Shaving Cream.
makes shaving easy and at the
same time keeps the skin in good
condition; large tube ........... sc
sl.0o Gem Safety Rszors. complete
s1.Oo> Ever Ready safety Razcrs,
complete with blades .......... soc
S20e Butcher Razor Strops: good
for bad razors not bad for good
Durham Duplex Blades, in pack
$500 Gillette Safety Razor. com
Gillette Blades. 6 in package. $50. .4Se
Durham Duplex Safety Razor. Dom
ino or Uncle Sam Kit complete
with blades ..................-. NC
Old Style Razors. every one in per
1ect condition. Guaranteed. .s1c
The Washington herald., 1918-08-30
You've Never Bought Better
Family Remedies

Cascarets. People e's
snS' eniie'. ~ ioe' sse 45c
Doan's Kidney Pills.
priee! peSeie'' e''...... 53c
ID. ID. ID. Peoples
Pn,fe'. PnS' .i s'e, 4se' SOC
De Wits XXI d ey
Pills. Peoples TQI
prices. 39e and. =. 10y
Dobell's SoIutIo O N I.
Peoples price. 1SI
pint. 10y
Dioxogen. p eopl e's
prices, 2Ic, soc SQE
Eu
The Washington herald., 1918-08-30
For the Comfort of the
Invalid.

White or gray enamel triple-coated
,Douche or Bed Pans: absolutely
perfect; special. SLID and sl.49
Plain Zinc Douche Pans; light, but
very strong; special. 6ec
Zinc Douche Pans. with zinc alumi-
mum finish; special. Csc
Nu Zinc Bed Pans. aluminium finish;
lght-weight, comfortable shape:
Princess" Bed Pan, patented shape.
with top to- cover all. Different
from the usual style. The most
comfortable bed pan made; spe-
The Washington herald., 1918-08-30

Mum .21c
Odo-ro-no Toilet
Water. for the pre-
vention of perspira-
ton odors- .23c, 4sc
Ever = Sweet. Csc
size ........... nc
De-O-dora. an A.
o. s. product; pre-
vents all odors
from excessive per-
spiration .......25c
The Washington herald., 1918-08-30
Delicate Cooling Talcuns
PalmolIve Talc,Iee

Nt
Barnard's Honey
suckIe, Carnation or
Arbutus. Large
size .......... 2Bc
TaIeoIette, flesh
or white .19c, zoe
Rose o'Dawn Tale
has a delicate odor
of the American
Beauty Rose: put
up in sprinkle-top
glass .... 40c
CoIgate's Baby
Tale 1Sc
Grnham's Violet
Bornted Tale, con-
tains boric acid,
which makes IL
healing and cooling;
perfumed like real
violets: made espe-
cially for the baby:
full-pound sprinkle
top boNes.......I0c
Brighton Violet,
Arbutus or Cory
Iopsis Tales regular
l5c size. .10c
Bar nard's Violet
HoneysuckIe
ahC 10G
L. & r. Reyeris
Violet Tale, white
or flesh .......23c