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Personal Tax Notice,

All persons resident In the town of stafford, Conn on Oct l, 1918, and liable for the pH Hyment of personal tnN of two dollars for staie and town expenses in lieu of a poll or military tax, are hereby notified the same win he due on Feb ., t9lt. For the purpose of receiving said tax, either m person or by mail, | win be K each day during February. On saturday, Feb. l. will be at the Eaton drus store from 10 a. m to ?, m on Monday Feh, 3, at the post office. StBfiordvile from l to p. m and at the store of H. NJ. Jenkins, stafford, Feb. 9 from 10 to l p. m on Tuesday, Feb, |, at the store of c. NJ. Barlow, West stafford, from II Il. m, to 2 D. m,
 All taxes unpaid after one demand has been made either in person or by mail. are liable to collection by legal process F. PLUMB, Col. lectot ofpersonnl Taxes, stafford Springs, Conn, Route l, Box io January i5, 1919.
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N- Birds Destroy Caterp liars.

When the buds open in spring, broods of tiny. hungry caterpilars emerge, only to be preyed upon by the constantly increasing flights nf birds that peer, swing, fiutter. or hop from twig to twig through all the woods, At this time these caterpillars are not at all noticeable, and are very difficult to find; still. the great majority of them are readily found and eaten by birds, and therefore neve1 become ap. parent to ordinary observation: AS summer comes and the caterpillars grow in size. each brood Is reduced in number, until, as they approach ful& size, band which erstwhile num- bered hundreds of little crawlers has Shrunk to score or two, "baker's dozen," or even less. When the sur yivOrs pupate they are still attacked by birds, and the moths or butterflies as they emerge and try their wings are pursued by their swifter feath. cred enemies.
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Siuns of a Good Time.

Mrs. Flatbush-"Did your children enjoy themselves at the nr!ghbor's party yeSterday?" Mrs. BenSonhurSt -"They must have. We've had a doctor twice to Beatrice and three times to Bobby today"
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All male persons between the ages ot twenty. one and sixty, except those exempt by law, re. siding in the town of Union on oct. l. lDls are assessed personal tax oi two dollars. sald tax Is dp on Feb. l, 1919. For the purpose of re. ceiving said tax l will be Rt tho Town Hall, Union. Conn.,, on Feb. and Feb. 2s from to b p, m, Y, OIlN NHMEII, Collector.
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NOTICE.

Tn" Board ot Relief for the town of Union will be In session at the Town Hall on inc lst 10th md 2nth days of February, 1919 from | to q m, on each of said dates, for the purpose of adjusting md eqnnli2ing the 1918 tax list
 z, k. WEBSThR,l Board
 T. Q. NEWELL. of
 R, c. BARROwS.l Relief Union ( onn.. Jan. %, 1919.
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NOTICE.

The members Of the board Of relief Of he town of Sta word will bt. in session at borough hall, Si afford springs, Feb ist and Feb 20th; at the vestry of the Congregations, church West Staf. ford, F.b 3d 1; at the post-offce, Stnfrord Hoi- low Feb 4,h, 1919 each da, from a. m. 10 D. m. to hear appeals from the doings Of thc as- sessors on lists Of 1918.
 F. L. gpnAM, Board Of
 II. A. GLAziER,I Stafford, Jan. l3, 1919.
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Ara Court of Probate holden at Tol A land. within and for the district Of Tol lana cn the 1ad day Of January, A. D. 1919.
 Present, EDWIN S. AGARD. Judge. m inc intestate estate of Ruth E. Dlmock, late of Toliand within said district. deceased -
 This Court doth decree that SIX months Iro.n s, fors of said estate to exhibit their claims against the same to the administrator, and directs that mo inc same once in some newspaper having 3 oiTcuiation in said districts and oy posting copy m inc pnblic sign-post in said town or To!land nearest The place where the oeceaseu ias' o"ei''
 Certified from Record, ,s
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NOTICE.

The members Of the Board Of Relief of the town of Wilmington will be in session at the hal in south wilmington, Feb lst and i5' h, also ai the town clerks ofice in West Willlngton, Feb. 20th, hours from to m., 10 hear appeals from the doings Of assessors on liafs Of 1918.
 F. k. TUCKER, ! Board
 w. O E DREDGE,S Of
 N. l.. USHER, ) Relief.
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Civilian Suffering.

Civilian Suffering. "IDiAn that wild demonstration up- sci your nerves? "CHmplettiy. l'm suffering from yeil shock"
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DSOME Emerson Mahogany Up- | right Piano, cd as new. $l75 Cost $475 new, Also s55O Piaye Plano. used few weeks, $325 Time gwen GIBB> PIANO co, T Main St., Springneld, Mass Thirty years one loca- ttOD,
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NOTICE.

The Board Of Relief the town of Somefs will be In session nt tho town clerks otiire in said town on Monday, February 3, from one o'clock D. m. until four o'clock p, n., to hear appeals from the doings of the Assessors on list of i0la. And will adjourn to the following Mondays, February 10th and l7th nt the same hour.
 FRED A TEASE, l Board
 FRED l.. WOOD, Of
 JAMES MEACHAM.I Keller Dated at somers, Jannary ia, 1919. 2wi2
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"A ANTED-A good live man to take " the agency for a popular and medium priced Automobile. Address P. Q. Box 6sl, Hartford, Conn. al
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 We are not responsible for, nor do we by pub fishing, endorse the opinions of our correspond ents.
 Communications received without signatures always committed 70 the waste basket without attention.
 Advertisers desiring change should have copy st office by Wednesday at 10 a. m, otherwise We cannot guarantee change.
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 We are always glad to have ne,cs items sent in, but request that they reach us by Wednesday morning. earlier if possible. It Is often nec- essary to sbridge items that are received after Wednesday noon. Forms closed Thursday at a m.
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NOTICE.

Board of Relief, Borough of Stafford Springs. The Board of Relief for the Borough of stsf- ford Springs Vill meet at Borough Hall, Moh' day, February 10 1919, from to 5P
 GEORGE L. DENNIS, ! Bt ard
 ANTHONY ADAMS, ! oI
 GpOuaE J. FRAZtFR,l Keller Stafard Snrlnus 'onn Jan 2a, 1919.
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FURNISHED Rooms to rent. Mod II ern Improvements
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Cottage House For Sale

GRANT AyENUE-Best Residential Sectioi splendid opportunity to procure good home LibeI al Terms. MRS II. l.. SULLIVAN, D Huntington Street, New London, Conn.
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HOUSE FOR SALE on Tolland-ave. six rooms and in No 1 condition
 4W42 GEORGE w CAMPBELL.
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NOTICE.-A All accounts due Greaves X
 " Greaves meat market are now payable to WALTER GREAVES, who Is the sole proprietor.
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l. OR SALE -P Place known as John Ni"hois farm, stafford street. Inquire on he pr, miSes or of w. 0. JUDD.
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OR SALE.-On account of death in
 family, we will sell our place in West Star ford MISSES SARAH a'd MARY SMI m. Bradway station. 4u
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Enterprlsino Aiaskan Vtjlad0.

' OST, opposite the depot, lady's
 lI scarf Please leave at The Press once. It
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"A ANTED-Top Buggy. Must be in " tirst-olass condition. '43-3w
 T. F. MARTIN, R. D. l. Tel 33-l2
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Personal Tax Notice.

Union, Conn. Jan, 90. 1913.
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EOR SALE-Late model Fords and one trutk Win exchrnge fer live si ock or liberty bonds.
 BERT C. FULLER, Somers, Conn. Tel. l45-3.
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South WillingtOn

A Jersey COW owned by Arthur Church gave birth to twin calves last Saturday evening. Both calves show
The Washington herald., 1919-04-21
Prices That Mean a Saving to You
Save Your Hair

Aysrs Hair vigor. sec
Rarfers HirSutus; three sizes.
Sxoo, S1.7e and soc
Barnard's Eau de Quinine, an ex-
os1lsnt PREPARATION to prevent
dandrun and keep the hair soft
and duffy ..-... soc
Hays Hair Health. e.. sec and 3sc
Herptude Hair Tonic
La Creole Hair Dressing. -. ssc
liquid Arvon .S3c
Nerftol Hair Tonic; a favorite
among the ladies. because II pre-
vents loose hair and does not
make the hair greasy; two
sizes .t1JOO and 5oc
PArksrs Hair Balsam.
Hair Massage: three
Pinaud's Eau de Quinine: four
sisss. ss-b9. sI.es, sI,os and &c
Penslar Hair Tonic; formula on
every bottle: you can see it con-
tains everything necessary to
make the hair grow and stop
dandruff: two sizes.
sI.oo and soc
Q Ban Hair Tonic. $50 and 45c
Sago, Sage and Sulphur kestores
the hair to its natural color
quickly and harmlessly .. 35c
.............. .45e
vaseline Hair Tonic. q. .e0c and $50
walkers Hair Grower. zoe
Hair Tonic
soc and 45c
Wild Root Hair Tonic
sse, 49c and zoe ,
wampole's Sage anu Sulphur;
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natural color and no one can
tell you are using il; one size. acc
wyeth's Sage and Sulphur: two
sizes .................7 .7ec and see
The Washington herald., 1919-04-21
union PRINTERS
TAKE v BONDS
Golum bia Typographical
Subscribes 5000 to
Help Victory Loan.

Columbia typographical Union al. a
well-attended meeting yesterday az
ternoon appropriated 1900 to pur-
chase Victory Loan Bonds. This will
bring the total amount the organIza-
ZION has invested in Liberty Bonds to
$1,000. 5000 in each ofthe first three
and 5000 in each of the latter two
loans.
Individual subscriptions OF the mem
oerS OF the union show a steady in
crease as follows: First loan, $13S, 900;
second, H5S.00O; third, s1SS, 900; fourth,
sSO.oOo, and the average increase of
these loans applied to the new loan
VIII. bring the total to be subscribed
oy members OF the union to s4O0, 600. 9
Ofieers Nominated.
Marsh A. Bodenhamer was nomi-
mated without opposition to serve a
tnird term as president, which Is the
hrst time in the 100-year history of the
organization that any individual has
oeen so honored. George G.. Seibold
was nominated without opposition to
serve his sixteenth term as secretary,
Other nominations were as follows:
RANoAoCAlt IL. SelIIeTI.
treasurer. Jerome v. Johnson; SER
geant-at-arms, William c. Fechtig.
doorkeeper,, Edward w. Dawson,
william H GilHland; trustee, Joseph
E Goodkey. Joseph C. whyte: audi
tors, John o. Cole. Royal z. Corwin,
Ernest l. Elwood and Charles w.
Radley; executive committee, George
g Mclean. Percy I. Lowd. Edward
]. May. ]. Harry Phillips, Charles NJ
O'Connell, George G. Wilson. Edgar
T. Brown. William H. Mclean, Claude
l. Mallard, Edgar F. Thompson, Will
son II. Cook and John F. Quinn. The
new members are George H. Helvis,
Albert ]. Thrower, Frederick W.
Speaker. Frank Horton. Joseph Pa
mus, Raymond c. Donaldson. Chas.
F. Morrison. Edward A Jehli and
John Beal
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Edward Reinmuth. jr, a son of Ed
die Reinmuth. expert clerk on pay
rolls. is a major in the High School
Cadets and also an actor of excep-
tional ability. During the past week
he has taken the leading part in THE
Private Secretary" presented by the
pupils of Business High School Ed
die. ST.. will give party to the men,
hers of his division in honor of the
thirty-ifth anniversary of his en-
ployment in the printery.
Don't forget the entertainment and
dance by the Women's Bindery Union
tonight at Carroll Institute. Here is
a chance for you to stay out real late.
The inside OF the shop is well plas-
tered with Victory Loan posters. and
from all indications enough bonds will
be purchased by G. P. o. workers to
almost plaster the outside
Harry Murray was absent from the
keyboard room last week because OF
the serious illness of his daughter
J. Troy Cobb. one of Columbia
Unions soldier members, after par
ticipating in five battles with Uncle
Sans forces i'm France, has returned
to his former position with the Cap
ital Publishers. He had the position
waiting for him under an agreement
between the union and the master
printers.
Capt. Edward Brian, now in France,
is reported badly injured in an auto
mobile accident in which two other
officers were killed.
Columbia Typographical Union still
has more than one-fifth of its men,
bers serving in the army and navy.
You can almost tell the date by
Glancing at the uniform of Benny
Sykes happens TO be wearing while
operating his gold elevator. His ex-
tenSive wardrobe has earned him the
soubriquet OF Beau BrummeI of the
electrical section" and calendars will
soon be out Of date.
After listening to the chorus Friday
Van Hook sadly observed: This pro-
hTbition thing has certainly pied up
those light and dark voices. The old
oaken bucket is all right, but it rusts
your pipesT' Why not resurrect the
Old Sunrise Club?
Bruce Prick, after a hunt OF three
months, has failed TO find a home and
has about decided to send his family
away and build a house himself. using
tent as sleeping quarters. He has
Concluded that with a little assistance
ne can build bungalow in five
months.
Phil Baker, the energetic coliater in
the night prOofroom. is one of our
most accomplished disciples of Isaak
Walton When all other anglers fail
Phil always runs up mis- string. .
Arthur Armstrong will spend next
week with his daughter in Philsdel-
phia. Henry w. Allen will have
charge CT the night plate vault during
his absence.
Go out at lunch time and near what
tho Victory Loan speakers have to
say on North Capitol street.
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will be made by members of the
speakers committee of the central
Liberty Loan committee. of which
Gratz L. Dunkum is chairman.
Thc meetings have been arranged
Dy Charles w. Darr. chairman of
the committee on meetings.
Series of Drills.
Still another feature will be 60
ries OF drills by the crew of America n
artlilerymen in charge of the giant
raiiWay artillery guns which are on a.
sizing Immediately east of the Ru-
reau Oh Engraving and Printing.
lehs OF thousands of men and Uop,-
en- OF Washington visited the siding
yesterday afternoon and gazed in
wonder and admiration as the men
went through the movements of load
ing and firing the ponderous weanons
OF destruction. These drills mill ~
repeated today.
Ihe Official sales truck of the street
sales committee, of which n II T.
hansen is chairman, took advants 60
or the large gathering of men and
women and the men spent a busy af-
terhoon receiving advance subscrin-
tons to the Victory notes.
"a part OF the equipment with the
DIG guns Is a powerful searchlight of
the latest model, designed for detect
ing enemy airplanes at night, This
instrument Is most powerful type OF
searchlight yet developed
People Of Washington will be given
an opportunity to see this light in op-
Grafton tonight when the tr,,clr min
operate along Pennsylyania avarra
and will flood the Capitol, the Monn1
ment and the Government buildings
with light
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DISTRICT CAMPAIGN
FOR VICTORY LOAN
WILL OPEN TODAY
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
Wilson. in charge of publicity for
the Victory Loan.
At . o'clock this afternoon in the
New National Theater Speaker
Champ Clark will address the en-
pIoyes and officers of the Unced
states Shipping Board. He will be
introduced by Raymond z. Stevens
vice chairman of the board. Music
will be furnished by the Marine
Band.
The final meeting of the day Will
he held in Liberty Hut at O'Clock.
where a record-bTeaking crowd rs
exnected. This meeting has been
arranged by the central liberty loan
committee of the District as get
together business mems meeting.
Invitations have been issued TO
,nenbers of the Board of Trade, the
chamber of Commerce and the Mer-
cbants' and Manufacturers Associa-
tion. The meeting also WI be open
TO the public. No tickets are neces-
sary. WI
Rirkhead will head the list of
sneakers at this meeting. The
committee in charge also expects
10 have Miss Billie Burke on the
nIatform to contribute toward the
entertainment program
speciaI Features.
The Women's Liberty Loan Com
mittee also has prepared some spe-
ciaI features for today. These will
he staged on the Polo Field be-
tween the hours of 1 and 4:3O this
afternoon. Several tanks. aero
planes and a dirigible airship will
be used. The tank and aeroplant
stunts will be under the direction
of Mrs. Charlotte B. Eldridge
chairman OF airplanes and tanks
for the women's committee.
Miss Billie Burke will perform
on one of these tanks and will as
sist a score or more of debutantes
in selling Victory notes. Mrs. Ell
dridge and Mrs. Brice Clagett will
fly from Boiling Field to the Polo
Field and participate in the bond
sales.
The dirigibIe. which is a navy
'Blim," will encircle the field and
will land for a few minutes so that
the spectators may have a Closeup
view of it's mechanism.
In addition to these special
demonstrations there will be scores
of smaller meetings in all of the
government departments and bu-
reaus where fve-minute addresses
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Former Service Men
Arrested for Peddline

Chicago, April 20.-Three soldiers
and two sailors were, arrested by
the police here last night in the
crusade against uniformed beggars
and takers.
X. N Magill, associate director of
the relief section of the Red Cross,
caused the arrest of three followinp o
their attempt to sell him a button
purporting to be for the benefit of
the Red Cross.
Numerous complaints against pam
handling and taking by men in uni
forms prompted police action.
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SIBERIAN POPULACE
OPPOSES BOLSHEVIKI
Hoover Food Representative Lee,
lures on Russian Conditions.

Present Conditions and the Imme-
oiate Future of Siberia fEom an In
IerTlal anJ International Standpoint
was the subject of an address by
Charles W. Holman. representative of
fhs United States Food Administra-
'ior in the Far East, before the civic
forum Of the War Camp Community
Service at 91S Tenth street northwest
last night
Russia. where he stayed for nearly a
wear. He crossed both Siberia and
Manchuria 20 the Ural Mountains and
back during this time. He declared
that the body OF the Siberian people
have never favored Bolshevism.
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Thief Gets Liberty Bonds.

On the eve of the Inauguration of
the Victory Loan campaign a thief
stole from Mrs. Anna MAY, sos
Maine avenue southwest. six 500
liberty bonds and $50 worth of war
savings stamps. Mrs. May is un-
able to give any clew as to the
identity of the crook.
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Is Korean Riots Occur
Within S Days, Report

Toxic. April 20.-Rioting is rapid
" decreasing throughout Korea,
the war once announced today, the
Koreans showing signs of repenting
their activities.
IN the last I'VE days there have
been sixteen sporadic outbreaks, all
az minor nature.
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Famous Antiseptic
Preparations
Savers for Shavers
Lyone Tooth Powder or

der or Cream SOC and Zoe
Resinol Shaving Stick 1sc
Mennen's Shaving Cream 7se
J. g. J. Shaving Cream 1bc
williams Shaving stick. Pow
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Ralmolive Shaving Cream ne
Barnard's RaIor-Aid Shaw
ing Cream: makes the razor
cut easy: tube. 3Sc
Molle Shaving Cream. Ise
Lysol Shaving Cream. 1Se
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Hair Dyes and
Restorers

A. d. S. Instantaneous Hair
NOlOT .t1.O0
Aliens Hair Restorer. 81 90
Brownatone, from a light golden
brown TO black. two sizes,
S3c and ISc
Damschinsky Dye. black, brown
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soc and SOC
Eau Sublime. all shades,
choice, ......... .sec
Farr's Hair Restorer, all num-
bers in stock. ...... SIC
Goldman's Hair Restorer. .$I.Ig
Mayors Walnut Oil. .eSc and 59c
Mrs. Potter's Walnut Stain ssc
Q-Ban Restorer, regular 7sc
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Popular Toilet
Creams That Don't
Need Our
Endorsement

Charles Flesh Food. ...... sac
Colsate's Cold Cream
greasy or non-greasy. in
three sizes-jars ..........25 25c
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Duchesms Almond and Gu
cumber Cream heals
rough and irritable skin, 59c
Daggett and Ramsdell Cold
Cream, in tubes.
42c. 21c and l0c
d. & r Cold Cream. in
jars .*L.1s. G7c. &c and sc
Kinds Honey and Almond
cream - BIC
Hudnut's Marvellous Cold Cream.
Jars. Soc, tubes s..........2 2Se
kinto Cream. m..........ssc and b9c
MagdR Cream .42c
Mslba Cream. Jar. soc
Ponds Vanishing or Cold Cream.
sSc and lee
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Pehslar After Shaving Lotion
will keep she skin. In perfect
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7Sc and $50
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Shampoo

your hadr ana 1ree IL OF art ana
Here's q good assortment
to select one from, all popular and
reliable.
Arabian Egg Shampoo -...... <3c
Barnard's Cocoanut OIL Sham
POO. will free the scalp
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BarnArd's Cocoanut OIL and Tar
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Dermatone Soap. An excellent
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Cocoanut Oil. &c
Nyafs Shampoo. ............ .15c
Nelson's Scalp Cleanser. zoe
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Penslar Shampoo: never fails TO
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Popular Face Powders

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Armand Face Powder. er......s .soe
Djer Kiss Facs Powder. esc and ess
X & q Rice Powder. white or
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Alysia Powder .......... .<se
Nine vendome Face Powder. sec
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Colgate's Face Powder. Soc
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Dorm No. ls Rouge sc