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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-23

Jerry shook thei. heads II was afraid
there was some tries % H." said old
Jerry. old MI Fox never would give
up hunting. think We better tell
Rover"
When Rover heard their story re
Jumped up with a bark TIM. brough,
the master out OF the house viii: his
gun
Eut Rover ran far ahead o. hin. ove-
the hills and into the woods and RICH,
up 10 Mr.. Fox S house. and in less time
than II takes 10 tell it he had NJ. Fox
running for his lie. and the hens and
ducks and chickens were scramblinc
out OF the cellar and over The hli to
the barn?ard
I'll never ,rus, hin again" sad
Mrs. Black Hen, when she heard how.
Mr. Fox had trapped them. and sh.
never did
Copyright, 1912. by the Mcclure News
?@ptr Syndicate. New YORK Ci,yD
TonorTOw'h stOTy-"Pinto and the
Golden AcOrns.~-Pnrt I.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-23
b YMRs. VI. 4. WILSON.

Copyright. 1919. By Mrs II. a. Wilson J
The human body demands, to main
salts wsish a9S found s in the Haroas
foods. The soft and bony tissues
the blood stream and its red corpus!os.
as well as the processes that r"sulate
the nutrition. must all be Eivoa a full
and sufficient psrtien If they are to
be expected TO perform their tasks.
Now as cold weather draws close,
madam. the nous ewltc, feels that 20
include in the usrnu such foods a.
cabbage, celery, lrttur1,, -on'ain and
cndive. parsley. w.ate-'Tcss both red
form OF a salad, means an sddjional
expense. For these a-c, as BE house
wife sees it. unnecessary Or !uAuTious
But today nc PHYSICIANS, one snd
all. regardless q -aei- Schools. vi
all agree that ( = Tho food you eat
that makes 20 seAsA Either
foods o. me Indifferent careless or
ignorance % the 7-oTe- TleiAoGs %
cookinl GOD
Mans fo!x sPeal :ae Sez; a.; q :
own cSre,ess ard ird.Tsrn; hAo:;s q
eating. Tod~y :ne Voc eAu7s has
satisfying Q: .Ae ao3Es o-$Hi7I to-
food. /; means v:se 211 -at-o1-..
choice % t>o6 : means T1ES.tA' u
ness and = means "a. 5oss = Us
roo6 -rsge1 -s1.;A. Tale taoSe who
-Skl = E:ssaSs -ssp vs-.:sc.e vH!-.-
ND - - Es2.t-
Jas - ekvs ,S-e:r = =. eNe- ::
7-svs=cv- teo3s s--N: caoe@se a.
French Ceic.lav.
SA-@3 tae csc -as:;-7as-c.5 zea3 ..
c@ooaEe a-d c.Acs = 9osL &C.
c-s SGz.. c-.o- --A:to
Tro green r~c7sS c1c97r sac
Fou- o-zacAss >. 2@S!sy. cec77s:
%-h>lt e1a - sa!sa o..
Fcu- tablespoons :. Vega,
one And cat--ai: teaspoons :! S5.:-
one :eAs7oc1 . 71?-:z
o1e-half teaspoon ;: 7lS,a-c
Toss gently toEe:he- un;n yell
mixed and then serve ~eN ca..lst
Hotsav.
Shred one head o; CABBAGE 6ns ana
place in wate. 20 c:!sp. Now place
in saucepan
one-ha,t cup Q. vineEs-
Four tablespoons OF cor-s;a-cA
Stir TO dissolve the starch and bring
TO boil and add
One and onc-hat teaspoon. .. mus.
tard,
One teaspoon o: salt
One teaspoon o. papr,ka
One tablespoon OF sugar.
Six tablespoons Of oil.
Beat hard 10 mix and then hca 20
the boiling point. Then drain the Saw
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-23
Wives Can Save
Measure Foods.

n scale and correct quart and pin:
measures should BIO as much the equip
ment of every Kitchen as a tape meas
ure III TING sewing room.
Every /business man checks UP in
his own establishment the goods he
receives-why should not the house
wife weigh and measure the things
that are delivered to her to make
sur that the tradcsmen have made
no mistake. and that she ISN'T paying
Tor moro than she receives"
In addition, accurate measures are
s sas'f to 6Sr,Ss' seeker You may
BY iaosns 1' it. can" wyis asss evsry RqhIns
YOU buy and everything YOU cook aud
much You save. Here is 4 table or
-Four cupiuls Of flour equal pound
Nv" curfuls OF butter packed solid
nalf-cuptui OF butter equals IL
pound.
.,, Two cunfu hs of graduated sugar
TWO and one half curfuls OF pow
+ GIN eggs IN shells equal pound
Zen eEEs AFTER taken from shells
packed solid equals 10 pound.
one pint of LIQUID equals l pound
Two taeleSpoontuls OF butter equal
-Four tablcspoonfuls OF butter equal
IL cup.
Two tablespoonfuls of graduated
one tablespoonful Of liquid equals
l-2 ounce.
One ,caspoonful equals 60 drops.
Three teaspoonfuis equal / table
sixteen tablcspoonfuls equal Gun.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-23
NEW COATS AID SUITS

The skirt OF French suit show.
an extended front panel reaching well
up in front OF the Jacket to serve as
a vest;
II is expected that II plaids and
striped novelties can be obtained,
many spring suits and coats viii be
made OF them. following the presen,
vogue in Paris
Bernard trims the full sides o, a
navy blue suit with Scotch plaid
achieved by colored silk st!chery.
More TUNES are being evidenced
on the skirts 10 suits recently added
TO high class lines for misses and
women.
Capes are again limited at for
spring 1920, made OF the same cloths
as dresses.
Coats now shown are more or less
OF the straight line effects, with full
ness at sides only
Applique embroideries consisting OF
small! pieces OF fur. mole, sea! and
beaver. encircled with foss arc noted
on some suits.
One high class costume house feat.
ures heavy silk rope Girdles on soft
line suits OF duvetyn.
Fur-eEect coats are among the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-23
BRlMs ALWAY EVIDENT

Tn. close turbar ~ las; season that
r"prG=c m protection whatever 70 the
l.c. nas ."lteDtly paEhcc entirely, for
season every small shane sccms
70 80 mounted On 8 nriul. no matter
yg~ 'Iny. and even though IL only
SHOWS ar neadDanc hello" The fun
'sEs ~ the cro~u Esr"'. ~: all Kinds.
y. INCH are 20 .GrY pOpu.ar ttiir season.
are mounted on hEadha uGH ana some
'irr,s rIose aaEd"Aux !rO'n when the
an ~ ,hr nat Harts or ia sof;
,y.na aOoyt nc 'acc and gives the
s"oCl - Dr.Ui.
F,r the large ha' mo shape thar
dgcoDs ipw m Nrr siic a.d short Or
liRn or 'hr o'rsr Is U,cd. DY' In gen
sfai RAJ. T- there Go.s not seem 10 be
tH' i<'F. I'VE far lhis gtzpc mat mere
~ fo' ne Nifs a.f"1 dropping shape
~stn inc shof. hacE Trim. This iast
SHAPE - gncruDtscly the fsvrrIl" wi'h
i'.r F.rr" .LciU,iHe millinery shops. and
N'tnpJ' Gp.Dt - - the most hetterirS
~ ary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-23
NEED MINERAL SALTS
TO MAKE EFFICIENCY
Soft and Bony Tissues and Blood Stream Must All Be
Given Proper Share in Order to Function Properly
Green Foods Are Advised

we'll! Place in bowl and pour over
tde dressing. Serve hot.
EnElish>iaw.
shred I'm. one head q: cahha &C.
Place in water to crisp. Now place
IA 4 saucepan
Onc-haif cup OF milk.
pnc-ha!f cup OF vinegar.
Five tablespoons % aour.
STIR 10 Dissolve. and then bring 10 a
boil and cook Cor hNe minutes. Now
one well-beatcn css.
-Four tablespoons .. salad oil.
Two tablespoons .; sugar.
one and one-half teaspoons O! salt,
one ;eASNoon % papriks.
one teaspoon Of mustard
Beat well 70 thoroughly min and
then d-aiH me cabbage weN ana add
Two tablespoons Of mustard seed.
one TEASPOON q celery seed.
The prepared dressing
aa6 ;hc- loss wei, 10 mix
Fancy Cslesiaw.
one = esd .. cshase
oae Stalk o. celery.
Two green peppers
cHe small onion
VII FiAs: l i ,S S9d . @s'i n:o S-if gsn D aG
Dreamed Cabbage.
oas head of cAsoass
E.ace N wS;s- 9 Crisp ana ,hcr
-e@ss ne :1&Yoaa4ise dressing As
Ma,ennai.e Dressing.
i-Ace - soap Plate
Ec!k - one eeS
o1e-eus.te- ;easpooa .. mustard
GIA-;s- teaspoon .: rap-:ka
Q7e teaspoon .: leaoa :u!ce
S:i- g blend ana then add three.
9-%-;e5s egg 9: salad OIL beating in
Eor- tables 7ocas :: eraPo-z.eG milk
So-- :a7its7co1s q vinegar
iAta ada
Tvs tablespoons ~ celery seed
to.- tas .eSTooas o: mustard seed
aIt pou- ove- re we,l-dra!1a+ rtA-
oiEs &2c Ps77s-
FALL SALAD DRESSINGS
Cooked Sour Cream Dres.ir-
Place - saucepan
Three quarters cup % sour cream,
Oa.-Quar:s- c-p Q: vinegar.
Your tablespoons - fog-.
sir - dissolve ne -icv- ard then
Bring slowly 20 ! ocl. COOK e. Hvs
= aL,es and ,aea sdd
Oa- a=.iseatea egg
-Four tablespoons CT salad o:.
THo teaspoons e SAT-:
One teaspoon >: pzp-.Sa.
One ,easPoor o: mustard
One TABLESPOON .; sugs-
gethe- 10 blend before acG!aE % tie
sour cream MIXTURE Trea sea. well
remove from the ire and cool Pc
duCe 10 tn. desired Consistency Win
vinegar. Is on Lettuce and 7-.a:o.
celery and vegetable salads
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-23
ANU SEM ENTS
Field. Minstrel, Better Than Ever.

Al G. Field opened a three days
ergsEenren, at the Academy OF Music
last night with a corps Q: entertainers
p-oesh!y uNeGua!ed in the history of
Americas CldeS; Minstrel OrSaniZa-
ton a. ih- program styles il. With
more ella ooratv scenery Khan ever. with
string OF Yocaiists better than he has
brought here before and with Il we'll
diversified bill ne brings us a show
bigger and better than ever" as Bar
mum used 10 say.
Music is the big feature OF good
minstrel show, and Field certainly
gives the best 90 that. HES orchestra
IS mighty nne one. and his twelve
singers turn out ABOUT the best con-
ys-:ei work IL has been our good for
,Cae 70 hear. Tcaors with high right
u the middle OF their voices and one
-eno-. JaCk Richards. who did a whole
sot % make The show a success. is al
grand opera HIS ability 20 touch the
nm. ~ me rs. rank o: minstrel ten
C-S But Richards : not the whole
:a!nc. by any means. Elton e. Crepeau
.a ais songs displayed a big baritone
voice ot unusual nnencss and he made
. MT without = doubt. Billy Church.
Jimmie Cooper, Pat Rogers and others
also sang vel. and received recall! after
-cra
The audience. which filed orchestra.
galleries and boxes. will undoubtedly
Join in saving that, in all particulars.
~ Field mas never brought better
show u better company 10 Rich
JOHN GEORGE HARRIS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-23

bands or feelings and ranging In colors
from tho pale yellow TO the deep henna
tones.
Metallic brocaic. combined with fur
Is shown in many Of evening hats.
silver lace of large pattern ig used
Tor transparent evening hats
H@Ckel is expected 10 be a large
factor for The season.
liatpins are largely used by the
French Tor trims. especially on on
the face models.
Mole ana seal continue to be the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-23

reported.
sports coats of fabrics resembling
natural muskrat. leopard skin and
krimmcr are also being shown.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-23
To Glenn Tn Grsase.

" not grease IL spilled OF 4 toz-r
moor, rour . it,ic cold water on !, i'm,
IneHlate!y. TINS viii harden ~ and r,e
Vent IT sinking into IN, w1o1 and !.
can be hcyapod 81 Mth 4 NM
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-23

most Eo2,ilar furs. for trimming use.
Flowers and fruits. made III uppliuua
designs II fur ~" anpliquud TO velour
shapes i\id|is -lso used in this way
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-23
MILLINERY HINTS

out tho season.
Chicken. rooster, goose. pgeon
feathers VIII he largely used. made into
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-23
WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS

EREDERIckSBNRG: VA. Sept. a.-Mr
ana Mrs. Alvah t. Hayden. OF Irvington,
have issued INVITATIONS 10 the marriage Of
ihetr slater. Miss Leila Alice Mcdaniel. To
a. Elhridgc ONeal, Saturday. October
a, $50 l.. NJ. in tho Baptist Church at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-23
MARRIAGE LICENSES

james carthcr Watson (2D. Newport
News.
Ann Lorraine Smith t2b. Richmond
Karl H. Iint I27). p"troiD. Mich
Katherine l.. ChaNou t23l. Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-23
Little Talks No. rs
TO LADIES ONLY

Save your clothes, money
and time by having us do
the family washing the
TIE ROUGH DRY way-a
100 per cent better way
than old-fashioned meth
DDS.
No h a m III prepara-
tons are used to secure
snowy Wilderness and we
never scrub or wiring your
garments, the result is
Ion ger wear, and that
means a saving Of money.
We save you time and no
end of worry by calling for
and delivering your clothes
on certain days on time
every time.
The TIE ROUGH DRY
plan is pleasing hundreds
of Richmond housekeepers
you, too, will see the
economy and satisfaction
Of it after a few weeks trial.
The price is only 1Oc a
pound. Or SC if there are
two or more sheets. Phone
Madison 1872 or 4S43-a
TIE wagon will call.
(I Cd
G26-UzS West Broad Street.
Pet~r.burE branch, 10I W. Bank ST.
i"pcwrii Branch. 81 broadway.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-23

tays a. tns DayHHin" from g!arGos
IF San ann ,.i.y mat - rHuOvr any
tr;1r nat iaz haYe c.Gi% - y ana
tgs, agS..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-23

cH hRLOTTESVIIlE VA. Sept. ga
wcuding OF interest occurred at o'clock
4 Christ Episcopal Church. when Miss Emily
SVuthali Waters. granddaughter Of the late
bar hccsmc tho bride of Robert Thomas ).
OF Washington. II. &. The maid OF honor
Garden. cousin Of the bride. The bride wa,
daughter Of Prof.sS"r H. u h ; g Minor "" Of
tho law faculty ~ the t..Iversity of Nir-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-23
.P,etrv Baby- Thi. Week.

"Pretry BABY This Week.
P,4yroc-s OF this city have been
looking 70 the visit OF Jimmie Hodges
famous musical comedy success Is now
on its way. II viii come TO the
Academy Thursday night with lis COM
ple.- r.st its comedy and musica!
features and mis- famous Dixie Chorus.
IN order 70 whct the appetite OF local
overs ot musical comedy, il may not
be aruiss 20 quote a few remarks made
concerning this show by the critics OF
a.. Cnlaago papers Tn. Chicago News
said. 1T is the best musical comedy en-
."r,ainmcnt revealed in The last few
years" Inc Jou!nA! said: Il don't
KNOW where you could md Il more en-
c.-taln!ng musical show And the Tri-
BUN. said. laughter and applause
We! for sIpr"nla s., and the audience
H.s strong COR It every moment
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-23

i.fNcIIBURG. VA. Sept, 22.-Mss Viola
and Edward Batcman were married Satur-
DAY a, tho. home Of tn. brides mother
KEY. j. u. Watson. of Euclid Avenue Chris
tihn Ehurrh. onirintins The groom has
recently returned from France, where he
served with tho ThrA. Hundred and Twenty
fourth Field Hospital. Eighticth Division.
After 4 bridal trip they will reside here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-23

80 Long Lefty" whic, comes to
the academy Friia: ANA Saturday and
Saturday matinee, holds the record for
long lucceEstul :un. in all the prin-
cIpz! ,hcaters and Z rightly termed
c-oEs-cont!nent success. for it mad it's
yirih N Los Angeles, Cd. ana is now
on tour D. all INC principal cities
fn-OBgnou, TINS country. In addition
20 tns excellent cast Of players. Mr.
Morosco Is bringing TO this city. thcrc IL
chorus OF Calitr mia beauties with
wonderful ARA! OF costum" crea
ions the most elaborate over shown
~ piece % !,s h!nd and they arc
2.o-r. ~ ne most Shap"Iy and pr"itiest
10, n women that Nj MorOAcp mas so
- nnr.aileh fn- ihir ager.gation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-23

LYNCHBuKG. VA. Sept. 22.--t'harlcs J..
gray. and Miss Elizabeth Goodwin Slough.
both OF lynchburg. were married ia iurday
evening At the parsonage OF College M!
baptist Church. ths pastor, DIT a. Il. Con
rad. oihctating. The groom in the
army. having served In France with Com
psny \, ono Hundred and Fourth Motor
Sunnly Train. rhry Will reside here.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-01-27

Have you lost a sum or
money? Glasses, Pins and
Rings are found in surprising
quantities and turned in at
ne Herald. Your money viii
surely remain in the finders
hands if he does net know
who lost it.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-01-27
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
NOTICES FOR THE WEEK

A Crusaders meeting and social
will be held Thursday evening at
o'clock at the Baptist church. Perci-
val r. Brakeman of the Hartford The
illogical seminary will be the speaker.
His topic is, AN Introduction to the
Study of China" This will prove in
teresting and every Crusader or
would be- Crusader is urged to be
present The Ladies' Aid society will
serve supper in the chapel Wednes-
day evening in order to be read from
midweek prayer service held at 7:45
D. m. Thursday. Leader S. B. Doc
little Rev w. V. Gray of Waterford
will occupy the pulpit next Sunday
All church notices must be in the
hands of the church clerk by Satur-
day evening in order to me read from
the pulpit on Sunday morning.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-01-27
PACKING INDUSTRY
ASKS SQUARE DEAL
Business Being Used As Political
Football, Morris & Go. Head Says

Washin gton, Jan. 27.--Edward Nor
ris. OF Chicago, president Of Morris
az Co. told the house interstate COM
merce committee today that enact
ment Of pending legislation for gov
eminent regulation of the meat pack-
ing business would put that industry
in the situation where the railroads
are now. This, he said, not only
meant q great increase in the cost of
living but might cause ultimate ruin
of the industry.
All Collision Denied.
Denying categorically charges of
the Federal Trade Commission that
there was collision among the five big
packing concerns either in buying or
selling, Mr.. Morris said the commits
sion had not produced evidence to
substantiate it's allegations because
there was no evidence. He said the
packing industry had been "a political
football for many years; that the
packers came before the public now
for a hearing with clean hands" and
all that they asked was "a square
deaW. He added that possibly the
unjust suspicion" against them was
due to their failure in the past Nto
take public into their confidence.
81 Brought War to Close.
Mr.. Morris said he would make the
statement deliberately and challenge
successful contradiction that the
war would not now be over if it had
not been for the five big Chicago
packers"
This, he said, was one of the big
industries that stood up and delivered
the goods in the stress Of storm. It
never faltered and it never wavered
and 1t never asked, nor received, one
cent of assistance from the govern
ment. Be it said to the eternal cred
it of the packers that they made a
smaller percentage of profit during
the war period than the food admin
istration authorized and approved In
the case of Morris & Co. the war prof
it's were scarcely more than one-h half
Of what the food administration APP
proved. This alone gives the lie to
charges of prof1teering and should
forever silence the charge of monop-
DIV and illegal com binatiOn'.
BIames Livestock Association.
Mr.. Morris read to the committee q
prepared statement covering 1874
pages. In it's course, he sharply as
sailed the trade commission for its
report on the packing industry; sale
the market committee of the Nationa
Livestock association was behind the
commissions investigation and de-
clared that the committee sough
higher prices. for livestock, which nee
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-01-27

WANTED-A lady il a real estate
and insurance office who has some
knowledge of fire insurance, type
writing and bookkeeping. Apply
Box 32NX, Herald. 1-22- Cd
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-01-27
essarily would mean higher prices
the consumer.
Urges Another Investigation.

the consumer.
Urges Another Investigation.
Declaring that he had been m
formed that the market committee
received $4,000 annually from the
association, Mr.. Morris suggested that
il might be we'll for congress or the
trade commission to investigate the
uses to which that money was put.
Mr.. Morris said that if the trade
commission had found that the pack
ers had raised "such a sum or one
twentieth Of it for the purpose or
raising the price of the articles, they
SELF thev would have been denounced
as profiteers He added that he mad
heard no criticism Of the market
committee fund, but said this posi-
blv was due to the fact that the pub
lie Is not aware of it.
Yearly Profit Only 7.24 Per Cent.
Taking up the federal trade COM
missions charges in detail, Mr.. Nor
ris said that the proof that there was
no combination among the packers to
control prices Of livestock was given
by the fact that prices had more than
doubled in four years. He quoted
from independent packers testimony
before congressional committee to
show that these firms were not OPP
pressed by the large packers, and de-
cIared that the profits of his company
in the fiscal year ending November 8,
1918 on the total capital invested, IN
Guiding borrowed money, was only
724 per cent.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-01-27

WANTED--Five hundred 5000 cred
itors' bills; will collect them in
quick time; small commission
charge; open every evening, to
o'clock. Thomas F. Riley, LIB,
Collection 1$ency, 276 Washington
street. 1-24-5dx
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-01-27

WANTED - Competent cook and
laundress, cham bermaid and wait
ress. Address Drawer B. Plainville.
Conn. 1-23-6d
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-01-27
AMERICAN CONSUL BETTER

Washington, Jan. 27-Dominick T.
Murphy, American consul general at
Sofia, is at Saloniki recovering from
an attack of pneumonia. A report TO
the state department says he is i'm
proving rapidly.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-01-27

GOVERNMENT CLERK EXAMINA-
TONS Connecticut March l. Hun
dreds women clerks needed.
$1,000-$1,2O0 Experience unnec-
essary. Women desiring govern
ment positions write for free par
ticuIars, J. c. Leonard Oformer
civil service eXaminer), 1913 Ken0is
Building, Washington. 1-25-6dX
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HELP wANTED-TEMALE.

WANTED-Good ward maid, New
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-01-17
YOUR HAIR
MAKES IT BEAUTIFUL.
THICK, GLOSSY, WAvY
TRY THIS! ALL DANDRUFF DIS
APPEARS AND HAIR STOPS
COMING OUT.

Surely try a "Danderine Hair
Cleanse If you wish to Immediately
double the beauty of your hair. just
moisten a cloth with Danderine and
draw it carefully through YOU hair,
taking one small strand at a time!
this will cleanse the hair of dust, dirt
or any excessive oil-in a few min
utes you will be amazed. Your hair
will be wavy, fluffy and abundant and
possess an Incompatible s%oftness, lus-
tire and luxuriance.
Besides identifying the hair, one
application of Danderine dissolves
every particle of dandruff; invigoratea
the scalp, stopping itching and fall
ing hair.
Danderine is to the hair what fresh
showers of rain and sunshine are to
vegetation. 1t goes right to the
Invigorates and strengthens them. Its
exhilarating. stimulating and life-pro-
ducing properties cause the hair to
grow long, strong and beautiful.
You can surely IA pretty, soft,
lustFous hair, and lots OF it. II you
will spend a few cents for a small
bottle of Knowlton's Danderine at any
drug store or toilet counter and try
it as direced.