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MARTINS TERRY, OHIO.

Martins Ferry highs football squad
will buck up against the fast Cameron
team this afternoon at o'clock at the
Padden's park. The BOYS are confident
OF winning the game. as they will have
Rankin back in the game. II was
thought that Joe Ripshur would be out
Of the game. but he has recovered SUI
fcienuy from injuries received on Sat
urday's sarne and will be back on the
limo.
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visitors Prom Cailiz,

Hon Rupert r. Beelhum. daughter.
Isabelle. and sons. Rupert, Jr.. and
Charles. were visitors over Sunday al
the home Of MIR. Bectham'S brother. Prof.
y. W. Beetham. superintendent of the
Wellsburg schools. The honorable gen.
tleman from Ohio has served two terms
In the Ohio Legislature and Is in direct
line for the third.
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I,thertv Ronda-

Union high school students will give
novel literary program next Friday. I'M
der III" unique title Liberty Bond Pro-
gram. Much practice bS those who in
dications ar" that il will be an unusual
IL SuCCcSSful mcctlnR
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enarcsd With Hon-support.

Charles chalfant. former member Of
the Bcllair" police department. was ar
rnstcd 1T Canton and brought back to
this, city on Il chprge OF non-Support If
thrcs minor children. He will b" gwen
4 hearing before Squire Lillnr latrT
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roreiqn missionary Society,

Tho members of The Foreign Mission
airy Society Of the Wesley Methodist
Episcopal church met last evening In tho
rooms Of Tn" church. The usual cnurS;
Of study was taken up and some needle
work was ,irn- Tn" ladies enjoyed a
social hour al the Close"
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Flag Raising.

Loyal workmca Of the Fuller Con-
struction Company will hold a.. patriotic
demonstration and flag raising at the
new Mingu G. 4: p. yards Saturday
afternoon. Addresses are TO be made by
Judge Carl II. Smith and Charles D.
Simeral
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Miss Jane Doyle was hostess to 4
party Of friends last evening IT the
Columbia club bowling alleys. The
with the delightful game, after which
they repaired To the Coleman grill and
on loved "A dainty luncheon
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Oueen Esther Circle

The Queen Ester Circle of the South
Bellaire NJ. r. church will meet next
Tuesday evening at the church At this
meeting arrangements will be made for
an entertainment to 10 given in the near
future.
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Marriage Licenses.

Maurice Rumery OF Clevelaua -
Mary Lucille Picrson Of st. CiArs~nS
Elmer j. Gray of Sutersville. ia.
and Annie May Pierre" of Barnesville.
William +. Eurwinkir and Isabella
Catherine Murray. both of Bellairr.
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4 street car and the l.. j.. Foster am
! bulance collided m Charles street on
Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Out
! side OF broken glass and other damage
of q greater or less degree no particular
damage is known thus far.
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Funeral Services.

Funeral services for the late Her
man knewbuhl. who was killed Mt the
Yorkville mill. were hold yesterday at
his homo In Tiltonvllle. Rev. w. II
Haverheld Of Tiltonville 81. E. church
conducted the services. The remains will
be sent 10 Sardis this morning for
burial
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'cBack Home Ag'in With Me-"

James Hukjll. Sr, who has been IN
Oregon for several months past visiting
his son, Jesse Hukill, has returned.
Everybody is glad when the whole
soulod. honest Uncle Jim comes back
horne,
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Entertained Club.

Art club were pleasantly entertained
Yesterday afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
W. Armstrong. on Belmont street, An
interesting program was carried out dur
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8uQar Advancing,

w A. Wells. chairman Of the local
food administration. received n COM
munlcation from Food Administrator
Fred c. Croxton, pertaining TO the ad-
vancement in the prices OF sugar. The
advance has been in effect ever since
September 9, sugar now selling at
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Fenaantly Entertained.

Mrs. II. B, Johns Of Eoff street. pleas
antly entertained with a party Thurs
day evening, com ptimentary to Mrs.
Paul rRambeau Of New York city. At
the close OF pleasant evening dainty
luncheon was served to the following
guests: Misses Katherine Muhleran,
Floss Rose. Mary Rose, Margaret IinG-
ling. Rhea Griffith. Belle Lashley. Edith
Burton, Huldah Wood. Eleanor Barr.
Olive I,itten. Frances Brague and Belle
Graham: Mesdamcs Walter Moore, VOLTA
Hall, Joe Willard. Fl. B. Johncs, William
Bragne. Alice Powers Paul Ramoeau.
Glen Price
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E,oiscopal Church Services.

ST. Paul's Episcopal church. Walnut
street. near Sixth. Martins Ferry, Rev.
j. l.. Langho-nc. minister. The nine
tecnth Sunday after Trinity (Libcrty
Sunday) S a m. holy communion: OILS.
Sunday school: 1890. holy communion
and sermon. "Do This in Remembrance
Of Me-; 80 p. M, evening prayer and
sermon. "Epistles OF Christ; md-wcek
service on Wednesday at $50 p. u. You
will be heartily welcomed at all our
services.
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Entertained bible Class.
Bethany Has influenza.

In a letter received here by the par
! ents Of Lawrence Turner popular young
man attending Be thany college, he states
TINT four members OF the student body
have contracted Spanish Influenza lie
returns tomorrow to spend the week
- ~
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rhc marriage of Mr.. Maurice Humcry
and Miss Lucille. Pierson was soiemniZcd
at tho home Of the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs. George Person on Thursday
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Mrs. John Pollock entertained num-
Der Of friends at SIX o'clock dinner a. tho
welcome Inn, at Louisville on Friday
evening. .
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Alex Makrrrint' who WAS arrested III
The city on tn" charge Cf drscrti"n from
thr t.. : army. was turned over Ia the
commanding officer At Camp Sherman,
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ing the geater part Of the afternoon, be-
ing Il discussion on New York. Follow
ing the program a luncheon was served
BY the hostcsa
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cents from refinery, thus the retail price
will be II cents on bulk consisting Of
two pounds. To country trade the price
is not 10 exceed | cent per pound
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Patriotic Demonstration.


Tho arrangements for the patriotic
demonstration to be held in this city
and Follansbcc on Saturday afternoon in
the interest of tn" Fourth Liberty Loan
arc going forward with great success.
and with good weather in prospect a
gree. outpourinS Of citizens is expected.
With every assurance Of an excellent
speaking program by army officers and
wounded Americans from the battle
front, rs we'll as appropriate band muS1:
it is to tho interest Of all To afford them
selves tho privilege OF hearing messages
from tho zone nt action over there.
All auto owners are cordially invited
In enter their cars in the parade which
will prccedc tho speaking. and every eff
fort will be put forth to make this day
memorable one In the drive for Brooke
countF's quota Of the Fourth Liberty
Loan.
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MARTINS FERRY
Three Cases OF Spanish Flu"

Pat MclIenry and two other members
of his famil$. arc confined to their home
in Monroe street with Spanish influenza
according to a report given out yester'
day morning by Health Officer Cusic
Somo time ago Mr.. Cusic received notice
from the state board Of health TO report
all such cases Immediate, So action ca
be taken to prevent the disease from
spreading. These are the first cases re-
ported so far. and will be watched to
prevent others coming In contact. Sew
oral letters received here by parents OF
boys in camps state that they have the
disease we'll under control.
Promoted to First Lieutenant
Word was received here today from
Mrs. Clyde Miller. formerly Miss Mar
garct Farncu, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. B. Farnell of Zane street stating
that her husband. Clyde Miller Of ST.
Clairsville- has been promoted from sec
ond to first lieutenant. Lieutenant Mil
Ter has been attending the Third officers
training school at Camp Sherman and
has Just recently won his commission.
Eenrys.
Entertained Bible Glass.
Members Of the Womeus Bible class
Of the Presbyterian church were pleas
antly entertained at the home Of Mrs.
George Strain in Washington street. Aft
er several business matters were dis
cusscd. the guests were entertained by
Il line program, after which a Hoover
luncheon was served by the hostess,
assisted by Mrs. Beck. MIS-. D. v. White
and Miss Patten.
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STEUbENVILLE

STElBENNllLE. ohio. Oct. fol
lowing investigation into charges against
fifteen Austrian Slackers arrested At
Herrick. Ohio. last week. it will be rec
commended I" tho department of justice
by local federal officials that ten OF
the mon he parolcd and put tn work
on their old jobs ut the Wheeling q
Lake Err" Coal Conpany'$ mine. that
four Of them hr held pending further
Developments OF tho investigation. and
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WELLSBURC.
Thu MeSSSEe.

Lieutenant Harold L. Shade ndminis-
tered the oath and read tho impressive
message from, President Wilson. also
messages from the assistant secretary
of waP and tho chief of staff. at the ln-
iuction of military students at Bethany
college. President Cramhlct and DR.
L4utz also spoke TO the men in an i'm
pr@ssive vein. dwelling upon the great
privilege" which the $. A. 7. c. students
have Of becoming military lcaders In
this great war for right and dccency
provided they fully complete the tasks
allotted
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-02
LAUREL AND THE LOAN.

Special spondence OF Every Evening
Laurel. May Although Laurei is
the largest town in Sussex county, 1t has
not been the first to ralse Its quota OF
subscriptions to the third Liberty Loan
District Eice-Chairman Frank b. Sir
man and his committee are, however.
waging vigorous campaign, and 1t Is
beheved that when May arrives Laurel
will have gone over the top. Meetings
were held, Monday, at FoOks and Hast
Ings underwear factory, addressed by
Henry X Green, and at Topkls Brothers
factory, addressed by William II. Cook
At the two places about 81, 900 bonds
were sold 10 the employees. About 81 400
has been subscribed by the employees of
the Bethel Marine Railway.
The final rally of the campaign will
be held Saturday night, in Centenary
Methodist Episcopal Church the use Of
which was rendered by the trustees and
accepted by the committee on account of
us extra large seating capacity. A
SPECIAL program is being arranged, which
includes addresses by Hon. Josiah O
Wo.cott, United States Senator from
Delaware, and Sergeant Lankford, who
has served on the western front in France
The Women S Liberty Loan Committee
will give play III Bacon Hall Thursday
night, the proceeds Of which are to be
used for the purchase of Liberty Bonds
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-02

Laurel has received card announcing
the safe arrival N France IF her son.
Oin Marvil who enlisted III the United
States Army several months ago.
Roscoe Lewis has gone To Wilmington,
where he has secured a position on the
Pennsylvania Railroad as fireman
Elmer J Spicer and Miss Lottie Henry
Uere married at the home Of the bride 3
parents, on sixth street, by Rev Frank
+. Carpenter, Yesterday
Mrs Samuel II. Records, who has been
confined 10 her home on Eighth street
for some time by illness. has been taken
70 . Philadelphia hospital for treatment.
Mrs. Albert J White, who spent the
past three weeks visiting friends and
relatives in Pocornoke City. Md, SUI
folk and Cape Charles, Va, has returned
home
Arthur Matthews is confined 10 his
home on Market street with a severe at
tack of mumps.
Benjamin Windsor has gone to Cape
May \ j. where he has secured q posi-
ton
Thomas H. OHphant has been ap-
pointed temporary fagnan at the Mar
ket street railroad rosslng, IN the alb
sence OF Thomas Arnett, who is ILL.,
John Arvev Of Camp DIX Is visiting
friends and relatives IN Laurel
Ira Otwell. Mrs. Carrie Lewis and
Mrs Nellie Pyle OF Aliddletown were in
Laurel, tuesday, attending the funeral
of their father, ". Grafton 0twel
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-02
NEWS OF A DAY
DOWN DELAWARE
Laurel People Pulling Up to DO
Their Part in Liberty
Loan Drive.
SOLDIERS FROM SUSSEX
Need of a Good Road at Lewes to
Connect the Town With the
Naval Base.
SOLDIERS FROM SUSSEX

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Lewes, MAY with between 400 and
GOO marines mt the Naval Base ear
this town, and their necessary frequent
trips To the town over n road which is
almost impossible at times, and over
which an automobile or team has con-
siderable difficulty in making progress
because of the water and low lands,
agitation has been started looking toward
the building of n concrete road from the
Lewes road 10 the Naval Base. Practically
all that would be needed TO build the road
would be the cement. there being any
quantity of sand suitable for q concrete
road
When it is considered that these young
men. many coming from the very best
families, are quartered IN place that
affords small accommodations, the dis
comfiture of having to wade through water
IN going from the base to the town, II Is
urged that something should be done for
them They have subscribed for Liberty
Bonds 20 the extent of $50 900, one young
marine having subscribed $4,000.
Governor Townsend win be asked 10
investigate the matter, with the idea of
asking the State Council of Defence to
consider the ACCESSIBILITY Of appropriating
sufficient funds to build the road.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-02

was injured at one 81 the local plants some
days 20. has improved - silc1 m extent
that tie was ont of the house yesterday.
Miss Elva Marker 81 Chestnut Grove
near Lorcwcod Park IS z guest ot her aunt.
Mrs. John r. Montgomery
Arthur Watson and wlfe nave returned
from pleasure trip y Detroit. hicn. ~.
Watson IS now ward superintendent at the
Baldt plant of Penn->eaDOard steel 90.
Prof Henry r. Snaveiy, superntendent
Of the New Castle public scnOols. las
announced the following nonor roll ut his
students for the month of April EiG4t1
grade. Charles Cannon, Josepn Sannon.
Charles King, John Stanley. Robert
Seward. Earle Weggenmanu. Esther Per
~, Edna Deemer, Gladys Maloney.
Elizabeth Mckay; Seventh. Rosie ~ey-
mour. Howard Stanley, Martha shaw
Paul Strlmpie, Mary Purcell, Harold
Bannar, Marian Williams. John tolu-
day, Frank Kern, sixth. Harry Wallace,
Ruth Zimmerman, John Caunon, Minnie
Burd, Donald Banks, annie 8rvsOn,
Lean Glanden, Fifth AllIe Lu4ng.
Johanna Ne!thamer, Dorothy slnlSey.
Elizabeth Jones, Fritz Pfrnmmer. Ran
dOlph Pinder oscar Harry. -lizaDetn
Cannon, lrEIuil Newluve, .Aoe hee2an,
Arcadia -u4ils gD4E-44- .-4fAAN -+-a-4Alaf'LAs
Mary Burris. W4llacc -laIeE, Aleialde
Davidson. William f,cuharc Barbara
King. Harry Long. VIVIAN Movie, ernou
Mcdowell. Mar /. BosaeA, William stew
euson. MsFy Thompson lhLa, Ne.le
~eward il.eaara t5rurZe,.s, t.lsle >tJCAaIu,
Etne. Marsh. Gertrude Miller, Russell
HoaAeuo.r, Harold Hobbs, teroeru
Barnes. Gladys yIner John Purcell,
arthur Heather frank CarrUW. Vernon
Hail. King NcNaily. second, Clay
Rrlagcw4ter Francis Ge0hart, Charles
smith Howard Miller, Eleanor Cramer,
Helen Boyce Elizabeth Foster, Archie
<-anie, First grade A.. George Carroll,
Charles Davidson Charles Fehl, DAVIS
pmder Ellis Roberts, Henry >peIcuer.
Mice Clayton. Margaret Long Euby
Long, Pear Glanden, Sarah Ramsey.
Martha Shaw First grade 81. CleUra
McNally, Marie Steele, Eleanor Kern.
Elizabeth Cramcr. Anna Snutz, Virginia
Smith, Anna Riley Rober. Mc-arter.
William Moore, Norman Bowen. THIRD
and Fourth grades. No. 3 school, Ray
mond Hurd, Robert Dmnmg, Charles
Jones. Raymond Jones, First and Second
grades, Elizabeth Mcggnson, Myrtle Co,e.
Frank Montgomery, Arthur Jones, Nj
chael Ferris
Furnished room Tor two gentlemen.
Heat. bath and use Of phone. = ".
Fifth street Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-02
day evening, in the Methodist Episcopal

day evening, in the Methodist Episcopal
Church
Miss Eva Miller gave the third demon
stration 10 tho ladies of this town on
Wednesday afternoon in the Presbyterian
assembly room The next demonstration
viii be gwen the third Monday in May
when Gaming will be the subject
w NIrden Marshall, Maryland dairy
inspector, visited his parents here during
the week
Mrs jamie Shore broke three ribs by 8
fall from the steps OF the Hotel Rodney
porch, Monday evening
Rev John Wink lebeck, who had been
at the Naval Base as chaplain 5 aid for
some time, has gone 10 the Lutheran
Theological Seminary. Gettysburg, Pa.
Tor graduation exercises and 10 receive his
ordination II is not known whether he
will return 10 the base or not
Miss katherine G. AIaull, who was
visiting in Philadelphia and Newark, has
returned home
Miss Ethel Martin has returned from
a visit in Pennsylvania
Joseph D. Thompson and Miss Sallie
Marshall have been appointed 8 com
mittee from Lewes on the Farm Bureau
Organization.
The Richards Dredging Co. has re-
sumed dredging in the Lewes Canal, 81
the foot of Market street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-02
OBSERVED RECIPROCITY DAY.
spccial Correspondence Of Every Evening

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
RridgcvlIc, May Reciprocity Day
was observed yesterday by the Tuesday
Night Club. when the executive COM
mittccs Of Delmar and Harrington New
Century Clubs were entertained. The
visiting members were met at the railroad
station and taken around the town in
automobiles and then TO the clubhouse,
where luncheon WAS served.
The following program was rendered
Aduress Of welcome. by president Of
BrldgeviIle Club. Mrs Edward Sudcr;
solo Mrs Robert Reese Layton; piano
duet. Mrs Roland Elliott and Mrs. Leon
Cannon: readings, Mrs. Edward Elliott
Mrs Waller Of Delmar delivered the
Delmar club ; greeting. piano solo, Mrs.
Stevens of Delmar: reading Mrs, Freenv
of Delmar, Harrington clubs greeting.
Mrs Vernon: song. Mrs. Long Of Har-
ringten; reading. Mrs. Harrington Of
Harrington
The clubroom was beautifully deco
rated with cut flowers and pottcd plants,
the color scheme Of the club,
purple and white
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-02
NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Trolley Service TO Delaware City
Restored After Three Weeks
Idleness.
stan correspondents of Every Evening

STAFF Correspondence Of Every Evening
New Castle. May After about three
weeks ldleness, due TO the breaking VI the
river bank at Red Lion, through trolley
service between Wilmington, New Castle
ana Delaware City was restored today, the
first ear through leaving Wilmington at 10
0 clock and New Castle at 1925.
The Junior Auxiliary OF Emmanuel + r..
Church viii give dance tomorrow night
in the parish building under the dlrec-
ton OF 4 K. Buck The chaperones will be
Mrs. \. Y. Lesley George and Mrs. Jacob
Speicher
Because Of the illness Of City Mail
Carrier James J.. Bacon, the route IS beng
served by Wilham Connell.
The Navy IS starting a drive for the
Naval Reserve, and J. II. Reid, COM
nander I. ). Navy Recruiting Service,
has asked that it be made known that an
unlimited number Of men can be enrolled
IN this branch Of the service. The men
most needed are apprentice seamen and
seamen, second class, but of course there
are other ratings in the regular service that
are needed. Ia addition in the Reserves
some highly trained men are wanted ia
several construction units to 20 70 England
or France, mostly carpenters, brlckaye->
and rlggers. The navy has a new MIN ioF
the recruiting service called Sea War
and Sea Fighters and cnilStln5 aT-les
viii be in New Castle III the near .lture
with this film which viii ec shown.
Commander Reid, in bis comnunica-
ton, saws that he trusts that those II
authority and Ill citizens ol New CAstie
will lend a hand in getting goodiy num-
Der of recruits
CITY Superintendent ot Pubic schools
II. f. Snavely viii hold me annual eN-
animation for the admission oI non-reSi-
dent pupils 70 the High School on Satur-
dav Candidates from schools IA DIS
tricts outside the city viii have to pass the
necessary examinations before they may
be admitted % a certified High School.
The examinations VIII begin promptly at
9 o'clock
Courtland Saxton OF Delaware City,
who became member Of the firm OF Oakes
4 Saxton, here, last July. announced
YESTERDAY that he was going out of husl-
ness on Saturday His firm dissolved
partnership several days ago. Mr.. SaXton
will secure a position with the Bethlehem
Steel Prolectile Co. taking up his new
duties on Monday next.
The Dorcas Society Of Nazareth NJ. +.
Church will meet on Thursday afternoon
OF next week at the home of Mrs John B
and Miss Lillian Montgomery, Sixth and
fremont streets. when the annual election
will be held and luncheon served Be
cause Of the absence of several members
the meeting was postponed from today
DR. and Mrs julius Dodd. who have
been spending the past week in Sayre and
other points in Pennsylvania, among
friends and relatives, are expected 10 re-
turn tomorrow.
Mrs s. : Deemer, who has been con-
fined to the house for several days, is able
to be out, and is being warmly greeted by
friends
The condition Of joseph NIullin. Who
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-02
NEWS OF NEWARK.

Special Cores pondence of Every Evening
Newark, May Private Laukford Of
the British army, who has seen much
service at the front, made several ad-
dresses in Newark, today, in the interest
of the Liberty Loan. He was accompanied
by Mrs Henry Ridgely OF Dover and
spoke before Students Of Delaware and
the Women's Colleges and the Newark
high school. Last night he spoke at
HOckessn.
The play, Every Youth, viii be
presented in the Opera House, tomorrow
night, for the benefit of the Newark
High School Athletic Association 1t will
be under the direction of Miss Ethel
Bruebaker
Ernest S Wilson of Wilmington, a
senior in the engineering course at Del
aware College, left today for Camp Lee,
Petersburg, Va, to enter the Engineers
Training School there Ernie" Wilson
is one Of the most popular students in
college and is held in high esteem by
students and faculty alike.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-02
Don't Let Soap
Spoil Your Hair

When you wash your hair. be careful
what you use Most soaps and prepared
shampoos contain too much aikali, which
Is very injurious, as it dries the scalp and
makes the hair brittle
The best thing to use is just PLAN null
sified cocoanut oil, for this Is pure and
entirely greaseless. It's very cheap, and
beats the most expensive soaps or any
thing else all to pieces. You can get this
at any drug store. and few ounces will
last the whole family for months.
Simply moisten the hair with water
aud rub it in: about a teaspoontul IS all
that is required 1t makes an abundance
of rich. creamy lather, cleanses thor
oughly, and rinses out easily The hair
dries quickly and evenly. and Is soft
fresh looking, bright, fluffy, wavy and
easy to handle Besides, it loosens and
takes out every particle Of dust, dirt and
dandruff