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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-19
N 0 G|RLY, G|RLY
S H 0 VS. At F AIR
SHERIFF PUTS LID ON HOOCH
SHOW JUST AS IT WAS GET.
TING NICELY STARTED-DiDN'T
LIKE "MEN ONLY" FEATURE.

Sheriff Ayers is persung his deter
mination to not allow any Men
Only" shows staged in LaSalle
County. The grille SHOW" that
dancing, prancing exhibition which
was started at the county fair, has
been closed Wednesday the Sheriff
"Cairos unuderstudy, a regular Hindu
dancing princess. giving an exhibit Of
the original, world renowned. orien.
tai dance" at the fair, He went out
to the fair grounds, and sure enough
in front of the tent stood the little
doll with her bespangled and jew
eled dress, shaking a tambourine,
decked with yards and yards of gaily
colored ribbon streamers.
Her manager was barking out
about the wonders of her dance. and
invited the men, 10 step rightup and
buy tickets. Up stepped Sheriff
Ayers, saying, you cant pull off any
stuff like that. We wont stand for
it in this county. During my term
of office as sheriff intend to see just
that no shows are operated within the
boundaries of the county that are not
fiji for women and boys to witness y
The manager tried to beg off, and
even offered TO admit any women and
boys who wished to enter the show.
To invite them to purchase tickets.
Sheriff Ayers was obdurate in his
determination to keep the shows OF
LaSalle County morally clean. during
the next four years. SO the twisty
dance was called off the front Of the
tent was removed; the dancing gown
was packed away; and the tambonr-
inc was put ~ until the show reached
new hunting ground,
Now the innocent little dancer is
busy at her side line occupation, max
ing all kinds of artistic and other
wise hideOuS tattoOs.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-19
PEDESTRIAN IS RUN
DOWN BY AUT0|ST;;
TAKEN TO HOSPITAL
WILLIAM WALRlNG HAS NARROW
ESCAPE FROM SERIOUS INJURY
WHEN KNOCKED DOWN CROSS.
ING STREET.

William A. Walrine, a veteran of
the Spanish-American war, was
struck by an automobile last evening
about 1870 while crossing on the cor
ner of Main and La Sale streets
The owner Of the car Charles Goetch
who lives on the Gentlemen road, was
driving at the time OF the accident.
Walring was coming from the fal,
grounds and was crossing south on
Main street, when suddenly he was
struck and knocked to the pavement.
unconscious. Friends ran to the aid
Of the man and hurried him to the
hospital, but upon examination ii was
found that no serious injury was SUI
tered. Besides a few minor bruises
on his arms and legs he was unhurt
and is able TO be out and around to.
day.
At the time of the accident il was
raining hard, and Goetch claims his
wind shield was wet and logged by
the rain. and he did not see the man
until the ear was almost on top of the
victim. He has made arrangements
to pay any expense that might incur
from the mishap.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-19
MAYOR TO DISCUSS
CON-CON AT NEXT
NORTH SIDE MEETING

The regular meeting OF the North
Ottawa Improvement Association was
held last evening in the auditorium Of
the Jefferson school. A motion Of.
fered by Joseph McGrath asking that
the association indorsc Mayor Weeks
for his crusade against gambling and
for the raid on the Nertney saloon
yesterday was not put before the
house. on request Of the mayor pre'i.
dent of the association, who asked
that no action be taken on the mat.
ter by the organization.
The regular routine of business w!s
transacted, and plans for Il program
OF social events 20 be held during the
winter months were discussed, The
programs will be resumed at the DC
tober meeting of the organization
which will be held Oct, 16.
Mayor Weeks announced that Il,
would discuss the constitutional con
vention and the county judgeship al
the October meeting.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-19
MANY TO ATTEND
ORDINATION RITES

a large number of Ottawa friends
of Charles Alloy ysiuS Harl, son of Mr.
and Mrs John J. Hart, ll1T Chestnut
street. are making arrangements to
20 10 Peoria Saturday morning to wit
ness the ordination OF the Well-known
local young man into the Roman
Catholic priesthood The services
will be conducted at ST Marys Cathe-
dral, in Peoria BY Right Rev, +, VI.
Dunne.
Extensive preparations are being
made in Ottawa for celebrating the
newly ordained priests first mass,
which viii We said Sunday morning at
1880 O'Clock at ST. Patrick's Church.
An augmented choir, consisting Of st,
Columbia, st Patrick and ST. Francis
Church choristcrs will take part in
the mass Friends Of Rev Hart win
fill the beautiful West Side ediice to
oyertloWing, it is predicted
Sunday night at St Patrick's Hall
there Will be- musicale and recep-
ion. At noon sunday a dinner VIII
be served at the Clifton Hotel with
Father Hart as the guest OF honor.
Covers will be laid tor seyenly-hye
members Of the FAMILY and visiting
clergymen
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-19
TRIED TO WE'D AT
STATE PARK ON A
COOK co. LICENSE

Starved Rock is a more popular re
sort than Sarah Daalm and Harry
Emme OF Chicago thought before they
arrived there, bent on having a secret
marriage performed ana spending a
honeymoon, Unknown O their friends,
The young couple had made their
plans well. but like many other We'll
laid plans they went aStray.
Upon their arrival at the park they
were greeted by number of the
friends of the bride-elect who were
employed in the office Morris & Co.,
Chicago, where Miss Dahlin worked,
Uniaunted, the young couple next
sought q minister, only to find that
the license they had secured in Chi
cago was moi good any place eXceDt
in Cook County. They returned to
Chicago, where they We're married by
Rev. t. George
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-19
DISCOVER 3 CASES
OF FLU AT GRANT

Camp Grant, H.. Sept. l9.-Three
cases Of influenza have been discov-
cred at Camp Grant one patient haV-
ing been cured and discharged from
the hospital Every precaution is
being taken here to prevent spread
Of the disease which wrought such
havoc last fall when hundreds died
each day Col Arthur Whaley. camp
surgeon. says the season is hardly
ripe for the disease Camp Grant is
not Overcrowdcd and the chance ot
the disease reaching the proportions
Of an epidemic are not large.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-19
GET DISCHARGE AFTER
2 YEARS IN SERVICE

Mr. and Mrs. X, !. O'nonnell of Nor.
ris street received a telegram this
morning informng them that their
son, Sergt +. j. ODonnell, would ar.
rive home tomorrow evening. after
two years service with the military
police in Seattle Wash.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-19
they could get in the building.
Rain Prevents Races.

This week proved to be a bad one
has been Ottawa's luck for several
years to have rain when any such
thing as races. circuses. CarniVals or
fairs came along. And ii proved TO
be true this week.
Yesterday the races were called of
on account Of the rain, although a
large crowd attended the fair, consid-
ering the kind of day II was.
Tuesday was children's day and all
horse races We're eliminated Foot
races were substituted for the benefit
of The children.
Today the races were again called
off, leaving only one day that races
occurred That day was "Wednesday.
and a large crowd attended them
Exhibits New Truck.
One Of the new attractions added .
the automobile section Yesterday was
a large Republic truck. whisked to
the local exhibit from Peoria. where
II. Ward Condos booth, attracted end
less attention from the crowds which
swarmed into machinery hall. The
truck is painted pure viii q and II
used almost exclusively for exposi.
ton purposes. on the rear wheels 1t
had tires eight inches high, and the
front wheels Wore siX-inch tires. In
all the machine carried on its four
wheels about 500 worth of rubber.
Parade Of Live Stock
After the races We're called off at
the County Fair yesterday afternoon
parade of the horses and live stock
was held in front o. the grand stand
During the show, a horse broke loose
from the man who was leading it. and
rushed over toward John Anderson
ii farmer residing on r. f. ID. 3, who
was leading one OF his own horses.
Mr. Anderson was knocked down by
the animal and was severely bruised
on the head and left foot
He was taken TO Ryburn Memorial
Hospital whore it was found. that
with the exception of some bruises,
and a slight scalp abrasion he was
not seriously hurt. Dr. w. p. Fread
dressed the wound, after which Mr.
Anderson was able to return to his
home.
| The live stock display was the fin.
est and largest to ever be shown on
] the fair grounds The animals which
! had been entered in the various live
stock exhibits We're al taken from the
stalls. and led in parade form before
/ several thousand men and women
who had gathered in the grand stand
! The display was said TO be one that
! had never been parale'lcd in LaSalie
/ County before.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-19
MEM ARE PREPARED TO
OBEY ORDERS OF
UNION CHIEFS
DECKS ARE CLEARED
BOTH SIDES PREPARE FOR FIN
ISh FiGHT-FITZGER STEEL
WORKERS. LEADER. CONFERS
WITH SAMUEL GOMPERS.

Washington, Sept la.-Iohn Fitz'
patrick. chairman of the conference
committee Of the twentN-iour steel
unions conferred here today Wit1
President Gompers of the American
Federation of Labor presumably upon
the strike called Tor Monday
Mr.. Fitzpatrick said after his talk
there was absolutely no change in
the situation and that the walkoh.
would begin Monday,
$4,000 in One District.
Youngstown, Ohio, sept. l9.-Or-
ganizers here estimate b4,Uo0 workers
in this district will be effected by the
strike though they gave no figures
on how many man they actually eX-
pected 10 strike The district in
Cludes Ohio outside OF Cleveland and
the Farrell sharon Newcastle dis
tricts in Pennsylvania
Sailors Vote Strike.
Detroit. Mich. Sept 10 Members
of the sailors union at this port voted
unanimously for a strike in sympathy
with the steel strikers union officials
today claim. Officials OF the union
say shutting Oft a supply of ore by
marine strike would result in closiag
open shop plants of the United
States Steel CORPORATION and would
tie up more than hundred steel com
panies.
Last Die Is Cast.
Pittsburgh. Pa, Sept. l9-Lah"r
country who attended the meetings
here during the past two days Of the
national committee for organizing iron
and steel workers We're en route 20
their homes today TO make final ar
rangements for the nationwide StriKe
of iron and steel mill employees not
working under union agreements
which is TO 20 into effect next Mon
day.
All hopes for a poStponement of the
strike untu after the Industrial con-
ference in Washington Oct G. as re
quested by President: Wilson were
lost yesterday when the committee
voted down a motion to reSCind TIE
strike order and adopted a systematic
motion fayoring the walkout.
Ask Men to Remain Loyal
Youngstown. Ohio Sept Estate
ments were issued today by the biz
independent steel companies of the
Youngstown district announcing that
the principles Of open shop" will be
maintained and calling upon their ON.
ployes to remain loyal and stay at
work Monday, when the strike Is
scheduled to take effect The NOungs
towns Sheet and Tube Company EN-
ploying 10000 men, the Briar Hill
Steel Company. $500, and the RepuD-
lie Iron and Steel Company. 800. Is
sued statements which were published
in foreign language newspapers today.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-19
MACHIN les WORTH
$1,000 Destroyed:
MORE C0mF|SCATE ED
(By the Associated Presa)

Two gambling raids conducted by Commits
sioner of Public Health and Safety Dana Palmer,
Chief of Police Grove, Captain of Police Maurice
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-19

She is also survived by two grand.
daughters four grandsOns and two
-erandsons.
The funeral services will be held
from the family home Saturday after
noon at | O'Clock Burial viii be made
in the Princeton Cemetery The four
grandsons will act as pallbearers,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-19

Total ................S1, ,l61 ,3u4 80
The solid condition Of the banks Is
said TO be largely due 10 the eX-
tremely prosperous year the farmers
of this vicinity have had and to the
business stability oi the city Work
men in many of the Ottawa plants
have been securing toP-notch wages
for the past year, and the spirit OF
thrift and saving instituted by th9m
during the war has been kept up
Many OF them have been laying aside
a large part OF their wages each
mOlth.
With the issuing of each statement
a material increase in deposits is
made, which is an excellent showing
Tor The financial status OF the com
munity.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-19
Optimistic Th0uaht.

II Is not titles that reflect honor ol
men, hut men on their titles.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-19
SHIP LOAD OF GERMAN
TOYS ARRIVES IN u. S.

New York, Sept 49, Carrying $50
tons OF toys glassware and sugar beet
seeds, the horr Line steamship Jason
arrived here today from Hamburg
With the first cargo shipment from
Germany since the war The Jason
is a supply ship for the Hoover food
administration. Seven Stowaways,
six of them Americans and one Ger.
man, We're aboard.
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EATHER r.

Generally fair tonight
and Saturday; cooler TO.
night.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-19

OTTAWA JOURNAL
Established 1880
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-19

parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Ford. in
Richmond
Miss Pauline I.anford has been a
recent guest at the home Of o. IT,
OmOhundro. of near town.
Mr. and Mrs. j. l.. T. Snccd and son
visited her mother. Airs Marshall. in
Charlottesville this week
.. X. Omohundro was IN Louisa on
business this week.
Professor and Mrs. X :. Eaincy. of
the faculty Of the Apple Grove High
School. Louisa County. visited her par
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs 6. =. McElroy at
"Jordan,' near town.
near Gordonsvillc. and Mrs. -. Il. IIar-
Tor winston salem. y. G.. called there
father. George Leigh Mr.. Leigh was
and has many friends in this com
muni,y.
Mrs. H. j. Wciiersbachcr left IA few
days ago for an extended trip To rcla-
tiNcs at Armada Mich, and Pittsburgh
Pa.
Miss Clara Wcilcrsbachcr. of Fits
burIh. Pa, il visiting her brother. H.
J. Wcilcrsbachcr. near town.
Miss Minnie Vest is visiting friends
in and near GordonSvillc.
Rev. ana Mrs. l.. Nice. Williams and
son returned Wednesday from motor
;rip through the Valley.
Mrs. l.. Il. Thomas. of Clifton Forge
visited her mother. Mrs. Il. D. MrAlcN-
andcr in South GordonSvilic this week
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lated. this number being cxccl!ed only
by that recorded in May OF the l9ll-l2
session. Weil-Groundcd predictions
are made that the record enrolment
OF seven years ago Will be broken be-
fore the emu OF the first term.
Among the students who have re-
turned TO the university are many who
laid down their books TO take up arms
when tie United States entered the
world war. Fresh from the battle
helds OF Europe. these men return to
complete their courses begun before
the war, but Interrupted by hostilitics.
The law school is crowded with pre-
war students eager 10 win the Ill. r..
while new students have ilockcu to this
department from all parts of the
United states. The present session is
Tie last III which law students ma
enter under the two-ycar schedule.
l'c=inninG in 1920, three years OF resi-
dent work will be required for the
liz H. degree.
Two new associate professors, Clay
ton l.. Williams and Lewis Tyrec.
, have been added to the law schoo!
faculty. Professor Williams is from
Woodstock. Va and won his Ill. f..
degree at Washington and Lee in 1912
and has TO his credit the Il. \. and
NJ. \. degrees Of tho University OF
Virginia and the LII B. of Washing
ton and Lee. The faculty has been
further strengthened 10y the return of
Professors X. c. Campbell. +. L. Riley.
6. W. Pollard. X. H. Tucker, r. w
Dickey and Fletcher Forrest These
men were granted temporary leave
OF absence by the univcrSity
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,ivcs and friends in Gordonsv,lle and

Louisa.
,G Mr.; s and Mrs J. G. Hendricks. Miss
T. Cowherd. Rand Mrs NJ. IL. Cow
herd. Sr. NJ. NJ. Goodwin and Maurice
Stratton. OF Gordonsvillc: Miss Rar-
para kean, OF Louisa. and Miss Ruth
kymbrough. of Mineral. we're among
those who attended the Cowhcrd- Wal
ton wedding a, Columbia Tuesday.
Paul and Harry Matthias. OF Staun-
Ton, were guests Of their ErandpaJ ents.
Mr. and Mrs. j. II. Matthias, who went
UP to Washington with them this
week
Brian Holiday and Philip Dew. OF
Sp"tsyvania, have been recent visi-
tors at the homo OF Charles +. Cow
herd.
Sergeant Lindsay Todd who has
lately returned flun France. is visit
ing his parents. Mr. and Mrs. s. D.
Todd. at OAK Hill"
J.. J.. conman, OF Fortress Monroe.
Miss Claire Meoni and Linwood
Freddy have returned from visit TO
relatives IN Richmond
Mrs. W. J: Gibson. Of Madison Rue
has returned from pleasant vis', 10
Newport News
Mr.. and Mrs w. W. osborne returned
from Richmond this week, where they
attended the fair
Miss Hattie Bib, of Washington. has
been visiting her father, James L.
j. Leigh Snecd, after pleasant visit
Of several days, the guest Of W. W.
Brock and family in Richmond. has
returned home.
champe Brown. of Philadelphia. a
nephew Of Mrs. +. u. Euoank, or near
town few days since.
Mrs: W. X. Freddy has recently re-
turned from a pleasant visit to her
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-19

Mrs. F.. r. Turnbull. Jr. left Tues
day for Staurton to attend the con-
vcntion of the United Daughters OF
the Confedcracy. she being delegate
from the Brunswick chapter
MISSES Nora Stroneckcr and Mary
Snort spent Saturday in Norfolk.
Mrs. j. Il. Lashley and children spent
sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
W. .. Lashley.
Mrs. {; G. Strohcckcr. ST., spent the
week END at the home Of her son. G. c.
Strohcck er, Jr.. at Roydton.
>; IS. Lashlcy is spending this week
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs W. O.
l.ashlcy. at Tacumc.
Mrs. j. Il. Clary spent Wednesday at
fair
Mrs O. T.. Short left on Thursday
Tor an extended visit to Petersburg
ana flchmond She will visit her sis
yer. MIS- Ellie short. in Petersburg. and
nor daughter. Mrs. =. l. Creath. i'm
Rtchmond. Mrs. Short will also xisii
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Hy NnIeakn Surntt.

b HE wish which is nearest TO every
woman's heart is TO bring her
complexion to supreme and I'M
finished loneliness. II is possible to
this more quickly than YOU perha ps
kr thought it possible. But 10 do
YOU must make up tie formula
|Irself at home. You cannot get the
Inc richness. the same ingredients II
u do not. Now. just get one
nee package of Zintone for about
cents from your druggist. and mix
!. contents with two tablespoonfuls
I,Glycerine in 4 pint Of water. The
(am will then be ready, and this will
Ike much more cream than YOU can
h already prepared in the stores,
III YOU will be assured, moreover.
|,t the results will he achieved
|ickly. Your skin will be as spotlesS
the petals of rose.
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wonderful, and that ia by dissolving
II. \ little sulfo solution applied to
the hairs to be removed makes them
alIso,Ie away, and they can then be
skin just as though il had never been
afflicted with the superfiuous hair.
The sulfo solution will cost about A
dollar at drug stores. You will surely
never use anything else after trying
this.
MISS NJ. a. Mas the texture OF the
up. of course. and the result is that
habbiness Of the SIX in is corrected In
this way wrinkles and crow's-fcet en-
tirely disappear. The difference which
mis- can make in your appearance is
obvious. With the contents OF two
ounce package Of eptol mix one table.
spoonful Of glycerine in a half-pint Of
water. You do not need to use any
thing else at all for wrinkles. and if
you will use this literally you will
in your appearance Of age. Get tho
eptol from your druggist for 30 cents
neroxin on "a wet cloth and rub tic
blackheads with this. In few min
utes you will sec that the blackheads
will be entirely gone. You can prove
in few minutes that this positively
does the work. The neroxin costs
MISS X. NJ. Dan exquisite face
powdcr. excelling In quality many OF
beauty Powder" which is wonderfully
fine and edAeres beautifully 1t is sold
at drug stores for so cents in any tint.
Just try it.--Adv. M
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IN AND OUT OF TOWN.

r. and Mrs. Henry baskerville hav.
|irnsd from N,,jt TO the White SUI
" and Hot Springs.
|irs. ] =. Shatcr and her daughter
New York. visiting Mrs. Snalsr
or Mrs. George Is. Jennings. al -,
.terhcid apartments
rs $. r Adair has a. her guest; ne.
|Fhter. Mrs. n. NJ Root. OF Buffalo, y
at her home. Windsor Court. iGbt
I've Avenue.
Frs. Andrew Christian. who has been
hiding time the -, Spring.
opened her house on West Fransl!:
F,et for tho winter months.
hiss Alice Reed Jones is s3hnG'n. some
l. a, FoScro.i in Loudoun County.
hiss Mary Williams has returned 10 Ee.
~ Oh West Franklin STR. q after y!
-rdcd stay a. Rose Hi!l.' A.oemari,
nty
l. Capers Harrison. OF The UnivcrsitS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-19

Brow Will tint your
streaked. faded or blcached hair 10 any
shade Of rich. soft brown. or glossy
black II preferred. and take ten years
on your looks. Cannot be detected.
will not rub or wash OF and is odor-
less and greaseless.
Absolutely Harmless.
This safe and harmless prcparat ion
is used by thousands OF women in bust
ness and in society.
Apply il yourself with comb or
brush. The results Will delight you.
Guaranteed safe and free from lea d..
sulphur. silver. mercury. zinc. anime
or coal tar products. Used for switches
same IS for growing hair. Two colors:
Light to Medium Brown" and Dark
Brown TO Black" Two sizes. CSC and
sl.l5. at all leading druggists. Get the
genuine.
Special Free Trial Oner.
Send only lie with this coupon for
Free trial package and helpful book
let on the care of the hair.
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WASHINGTON AID LEE

LEXINGTON, VA, Oct. 1S.-Washinc-
tor and Lee has passed all matriCull-
ton records OF seven wears. according
TO figures given out today by DR.. Henry
y. Campbell. dean os the UNIVERSITY
10 date. 1aI students have matricm-
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ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS.

MISS C. j. H.-On the scalp is con-
lntly forming n film of grease and
fIe which ii is almost impossible for
f,p TO remove thoroughly. You need
|nething 10 dissolve away these ac-
mutations. and if YOU will dissolve
|ttaspoonful OF cggol in half cup
In find your scalp and hair will be
laner than ever before. and your
|ir will take on very marked sheen
| vicor and health. You can get
Iouch eggol for % cents to give n
len or more luxurious mead washes.
length of the hair
In be increased, very pcrceptibly
|,hin a month. by the use OF the fol-
Wing formula. The ingredients
Zen here are very readily absorbed
the hair roots. and a quick result
obtained Bald spots will fill in
bidly and the hair will stop falling.
tx ono ounce OF bctaquinol. which
In can obtain from tie drug store
|. abovt 80 cents. with half-pint OF
ter and n half-pint Of bay rum, or.
prefcrrcd with n fun pint OF witch
eel instead OF the bay rum and
ter. The hair grower is then ready.
should not use
,teriaIs and pastes and powders
ht irritatc tho skin. This Is not at
necessary. There Is one way to
move superfuous hair watch Is really
~ . .