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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-13
Announcer

/ hereby announce my candidacy
for Alderman. for the City of Anna
polls. from the Second Ward subject
10 the Democratic Primary 10 be held
On june 23rd. 1919
II elected, will devote my time
and energy to the Interests nf the
rax payers, ana for the betterment
sof conditions iii the City
tfgs2 j. GARLAND IIFsAI.Y.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-13

lContinneIl oll Paes 4
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-13
ST. Johns EXERCISES
BEGIN TOMORROW
Baccalaureate Sermon Sunday,
BY Rev. DR.. Robert Watson
OF New York
COMMENCEMENT JUNE 1s.

There will be no exercises tonight
ut ST. Johns College, Us sehciuleI i
on the program. but the Ipnios Ora
toricai Contest. which WAS e have
hecn held this evening. nsill hs hsls.
on next Tuesday at \ Ii. II. taxing PIC
place ar the dramatic rerfprlll;l cs
which has been called of The Se pr
OratorIcal Contest will be held ,n
Tuesday morning at 70 o.cleeS
Tomorrow the real beginning 0f
ST. Johns June week will take place
Il O'Clock. With the commencement
exercises IL the IEniyoraify ef Mary
larld, baltimore with which 81 ] Inns
n affiliated, and which will be held AZ
tic Lyric theatre that city.
At Tits commencement the rradu
ates Of ST Jdhn's College and the med
cal. dental. Inv and pharmaceutical
departments Of the University Of
Maryland will receive their diplomas.
Hon. Josephus Daniels Secretary Of
ne Navy. win deliver the address and
Governor Emerson ri Harrington will
confer prizes and degrees. There Will
be. IN all. more than 200 graduates.
Tomorrow night ut s o'clock a re
eepfion and dance will be given by
the Faculty Of st Johns 10 the nm
tergraduates.
In Sunday morning at 4 O'clock
the baccalanreate sermon will be
preached III the Presbyterian claircn
~ The Rev, Robert Watson. n ID. of
the Second Presbyterian Church Of
New York
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-13

lContInaed on paEa F'Iyal
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-13
COMPANY N, STATE
GUARD, To CAMP
Local Company. Sec d Reg
ment, To Camp a aun
ders Range
JULY s TO II INl.U .UsIvE

There IS much interest Company
NJ the local Company 81 ie Second
Regiment. MARYLAND STA lard over
the news Of the annual esseaipnlent
Official notice has been q sn that tliis
viii be held from July ID 1ith
inclusive al saunders ngp iear
Glen Burnie
There will Ie better acrtSssslno I'LL ems
there Than n the camp lfioni,lnl
las summer and The Conls lly IS een-
er.llly pleased, especial with ihe
prospects nf better mess ciIities
There arc i npalher excellent
t(sOntsnnesl uii Isaea six
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-13

Emerson @ Harrington Will Run
From Annapolis TO Claiborne
AS rt OF State Roads Sys-
tenn, Making Three Round
Trips A Day
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-13
POST Graduate School
OfNavy Resumes Work

ltan Fifty Young Officers
Will Receive Special
1ae III Different Branches
lcefing And Ordnance
DANIELS
MAKES ADDRESS
ms attached l0 the opening
tie poa graduate school
i Academy last evening,
Captain Ernest ] King.
.lsl ii pointed nni. Il mark y y
nbng u carving on the
lt department ii building
and i was the first time
rhlal 0pening ceremony had
s,lf @ Secretary Ct The Navy
Rear Admiral Archibald II
upeFintenaent If the Naval
ps.Ge. While chaplain jane
.eusl the exercises with an
Tte opening ceremony
ls.s.t hi The old Marine Barracks
which viii be devoted 10 the
49, t,asf rrsaf fgii;tfp sfilot1i for
xrfgises we're attended BY the
m Young officers, lleutenanis
eilielfatit commanders. who Will
pupils 81 the school. BY tile
L number of them and mem
tlie local Naval contingent In
After the speaking those
al fasnt some time III inspecting
Bal,ling and seeing the preparl-
altieh had been made for con
III tie work
sii King said among other
that II was quite probable thai
reasonable tline. II would be
ID a,tyisahle 10 send every grad :
he Naval Aeadeniy after five
eears of duty d sea back g
s. some special subject and also
ysl some time 70 tie things that
eFDadiy educated MIN should
II AA that specialization In the
efsnt aayll branches has become
gie4 @cessary for Naval off,
I'd hat It should be founded
snad. general knowledge Of
Ii sabieefs which are part Of q
elafattail.
4af45n kins said that Mi engineer
Tableuis we're founded on COM
III accurate knowledge of phys
aa1 iAstt 4 good physicist could
6 al matters of engineering which
s. lle said thnt he hoped that the
Ar department. would not be
saaed ie The pupils. and that Its
ltes Nalild he open to the officers
iaslraetors III the academy I'm
f
sr4lps said that the re-
8ls at tlie post graduate school
rsfsi tl3a retllrn 81 one Of the ac-
DESIGNED 10 make the Navy
I'M ii war, which had 70 be
81 stop temporarily when
euter,i war He said that
ssirry ry IL the Navy had shown
interest i, aIl matters con
q III nlFal education. md the
1sit fllp pest graduate work on
fa.ssisf has VAS due TO that In
IS foq,sg oflieers Who had the OPP
q antlueting their studies
lii'i a,sre Told that they we're
mai and he urged them
kilQN ledge as .to he 81
l9ffIi III llp aeet. lie said
A.a commanding officers
tsr these highly trained
9its ed The case or an
Y lstl la ftlilr years of special
81 engineering. and
l3ea ta 4 wooden vessel
Flea installation. Sec
fl'ls alluded Is this state
ls.Gl lte officers before
fa lley would re-
+ ~
where Their special
use,i.
ske without
e9art and his ad-
eseiye} Ils said
eoiae III be the
slia,rEta. for every
depends apon the
asia xiii Of men
home IN ayeralis
ho love 10 make
rliifa ana Who under
he centre
ana Warid prosper
liitg that add
human wealth,
De artisan and
4t .st Is IN old pro-
sS's 81 n and baths
Rome testify.
81 cover all fields
II aiding creator of
aona new lines.
sie hing ii was
.s aat II carried
1kt Att = i4f 81 ia "a -, q. fstss,I
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-13
icon on Page Four
ATTENTION.
Royal Arch Masons

All companies are reanes:ed to at
teni the regular conyocatioa Of Mount
Vernon r. A Chapter No. .. on Fri
day evening. June 18th. At so
O'Clock ia Odd Fellows Hall Gram.
officers will he present. 4
q. al. PEREG0Ry. III IL
TfIAS. LINDECNI30RN. Secty
New-York tribune., 1919-11-16
Literally

According telegram to "Meagero"
officers left Bgano military air
planes dAnnun one calls going over with
lying coorsLondon New Witness.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-16

the good old conservative mode S
that never go out Of fashion-a
distinct novelty has appeared in the
person of the poison gas operator
who enters suburban homes ard
overccmes indignant opposition 10
his attempts in the field Of prop
erty transfer by the apt handling
Of d miniature gas bomb. A whole
SQUAD of three such moderni5ts
were recently arrested in LIGHTER
field, with a record Of twenty sue
cessful expeditions.
Another popular process is that
Of the fake official who enters a
home or store armed with a forged
police warrant and picks things off
the mantelpiece and buffet, if the
host Is out, or applies biacbmai by
threatening With arrest for hoard
ing, profitecring or similar offenses
il The victim happens to be in. AS
almost everybody Of the more pros
porous classes has an uneasy CON
science n regard to the above-men-
toned transgressions, this fake
warrant game has proved yeri-
table gold mine.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-16

mand, and myriads Of diverse tech
nical oils, for fuel and fabrication
purposes, are on sale in "huge guam
titles" But, then, either these guam
titles are not near so huge as they
look in the ads or else there must
be leak somewhere on the line be-
tween importer and consumer, for
when you turn to the news section
you will find the announcement that
the food administration authorizes
the issuance, in addition to the
weekly ration Of thirty grams of
butter and SO grams Of lard, of an
extra dose of fifty grams Of mar
garlne per person which all told
is rather less than the amount con-
sumed daily by the average person
in America.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-16
No Wild Ones Need Apply

man. engaged all day.
gentewoman to take entire Sloane Street
help in rougher work needed Green's l2o Chancer
Fleet Street. advertisement in London Times
New-York tribune., 1919-11-16

lin is simply drowned in food of
delinquency. Murder and robbery
seem to have become the rule rather
the exception, hold-up men and bur
glars ply their profession in broad
daylight under the very windows
OF the police stations, and if the re-
spectacle householder gets home in
the evening after his days labors
without having his pockets picked
he IS apt to wonder what was the.
matter. The Berlin newspapers are
printing stories, purporting to be
funny, about families returning
home from a country holiday and
perplexed to find their apartments
unburgled. There is joke abroad
about somebody in a boarding house
answering the door bell and admit
ting an unfamiliar person who
claims to be the plumber; half an
hour later the stranger is discov-
cred, amid general amazenlent, to
be working in the bathroon-whv.
everybody was sure he must have
been & sneak thief,
Besides the more primitive meth
DDS Of burglary and brigandage-
New-York tribune., 1919-11-16

more than prosaic in ordinary times
sings out to a completely de-
ieathered leather market with all the
Glorious clangor of the difference
between something and nothing
whatever.
These 100000 kilos of leather.
by the way, are offered by M
Renet, manager of the Mainz
agency Of the Soci6te Con1merciale
Franco Britannique (Paris-London)
The quantity includes $4,000 green
hides, just received from Rio de
.'aneiro. Besides leather, this com
pany advertises sat reasonable
prices and in large quantities" cot
ton fabrics, fiannels. velvets, Innings,
satins. etc; also several large ship
ments Of shoes, low and high, mems,
women's and children's; elegant
caps (sailors' and motoring) caout-
chouc; automobile tires; office sup
plies; steel pens; typewriter paper;
corrugated paper; typewriter rib
bons (slllk) sweaters and blankets;
woole9 covers; coffee (525 francs
per 100 kilos, {. o. b. Mainz) un-
roasted, Al quality" In a word, the
Societe Commerciale Franco Britain
nique is running a regular NAM
moth-scale country grocery store.
On the same page where this ad-
vertisement appears we find offers
Of 100000 meters Of rubber band
''at very low prices; also of 400, 600
meters Of rubber hose, guaranteed
Al, at 3.75 marks per meter. This
must sound like a message from
heaven in country where only the
other day rubber nipples were COM
New-York tribune., 1919-11-16
4 Picture ofBer'li1a Today As
It's Newspapers ReueaI IT

TTHF picture Of contemporary
Berlin life that can be pieced
d. together from the stories
transmitted by foreign news
psper correspondents is most use
fully supplemented by cleaning
through the local news and adver-
Using columns Of Berlin newspapers.
This method has the advantage,
among others. that it Eliminates not
oily as 70 what is going on, but also
IS to what the indigenous Berlner
axes interest in, whereas the cor
respondents accounts reflect Berlin
lie through the medium of q
Strangers perception and tempera-
nent.
The outstanding items Of the local
ectiou in Berlin papers deal prin-
eipally With two subjects: Food.
supplies in general, and criminal
statistics As concerns the first,
however, The n ost interesting infor-
nation is contained in the adver-
lsng rather than the news columns.
one gains the impression that some
immense cornucopia has suddenly
burst open, flooding the country with
IN endless variety Of wares, from
smoked behring's to farm tractors.
As matter Of fact, the import
'rade is just in the very first phase
q its revival, and supplies received
rom abroad and advertised for
wholesale distribution are dwindline
p face Of the enormous capacity Of
A wholly exhausted land; but still
the announcement. for instance, that
100000 kiios Of raw leather can be
purchased : o. b. Cologne-an item
New-York tribune., 1919-11-16

mandeered from the babies. One
Jacques Hass, of Hamburg, who
states the alluring wire address
Chocolatehass, heralds that he has
no end Of smoked fish on hand, "only
the best of the best, fish caught the
day before sold exclusively which
seems to indicate that the German
consumer, who but yesterday re-
garded cabhorse sausage q banquet
fit for the gods, is growing fussy
again.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-16
.1s to Cigarettes

Inc news columns may speak of a
cigarette shortage, but the ADVERTISE
ments know better. A Dutch con-
cern. of Rijswijk, offers 20,000,oo0
cigarettes, best foreign brands. in
weekly shipments of two million $
each, but if you want smoke badly
and think Rijswijk is too far awav
you may go to Is Strassburger
Strasse, and Joseph Krumner will
accommodate you on the spot. In
Alx-la- -Chapelle, 2. 0. Box iii is in
receptive mood as far as cigarette
purchasers Wholesale are con-
cerned, bat here only "English'
brands, that is, the article made Of
the golden American leaf. are to he
had.
And fats Why, an advertising
page in the ''Berliner Tageblatt .
looks these days like a maelstrom
Of fats Almost everybody is SELL
ing fats in Berlin now. All kinds
edible and for industrial use
lard and bacon, oils (olive, cotton
seed maize and what not), cocoa
nut butter, margarine, for the gour-
New-York tribune., 1919-11-16
Come on, John, me're oil ready for
the start. >
5ohn
Wishing Him on the Polar Bears
Uncle Sam:
, Nelgs, London

We have Joined Hang believing that
William were tried by forms of
ne would probably be acquitted reprmand.
little too much that this largely
rum OF the world should be allowed
Why not send him to Spitzbergen?-Lon Saturday
New-York tribune., 1919-11-16
4 Crime ,E'are

Turning to the field Of criminal
statistics, it may be said that if
New York or other American cities
are swept by a "crime wave" in
this period Of general unrest Fer
New-York tribune., 1919-11-16
Father Thames a Strikebreaker

BY the evvaldue railway passenger traffic
e rNer fater Thames
would appear quite unusabe neglect penny
steamboat years adudge success IS
no excuse for neglect OF the highway of
Well within living TRAVELLING
Westminster But that modern craze m
London
New-York tribune., 1919-11-16
The Rockies Triiemma

tie was Highland extraction and with s
what amoous disposton in one evening he had
from the world
moo look here I'm eln' seny gin fin We at this
game again III PIT hole through
doornal dye understands
Az understan rookie We here tao
ii0lef IN heaven an father the her place la
loon An I'm set on seein the her this NIGHT Al
mabbe ye under ."LoaA
New-York tribune., 1919-11-16
Briefs From Over
The Ocean
The War After the Wa

The War After the War
~ TiZENS! In when still
when Switzerland still hospitality
~ victims of the
dren this moment the Bavarian brewer receive
of order be able
successfully
heavily Citzeps!
BreweriesAdve in Tagwocht,
Wonder If This Has Something To Do With the Above7
Swiss hotekeepers decided
the increased articles
The Policy Of the Closed Door
In Japan kissing allowed public
the cinema and in months the police
kisses from the films Curiouy enough Objectionable mostly
from America.-Afonchester Guardian
Yes, and If This Fails, He May Try Some Scotch
JoePopcorn Sebastian;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in The
Entomology IN the Balkans
Which was the greater Ferdinand of Bulgaria
of Greece point Between
the preeedence Johnson saidLondon Saturday
Father Thames a Strkehreaker
By the revivadue the railway
New-York tribune., 1919-11-16
Father Thames a Strikebreaker

BY the revvadue to the railway skof
the Father Thames
would unustfable
steamboat Of few back
excuse for neglect of the highway Of the Well
travelling
City by But that
responsible for the abandonment this
New-York tribune., 1919-11-16
Entomology IN the Balkans

Which the Bulgaria
Greece
the Precedence as johnson ad-London Saturday Reviep
New-York tribune., 1919-11-16
The Leisure Glass

Bored individual with small income occupaton
dsabedPadd
Street "idoertise1aent IN The London
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-09
Cloth and Silk
Skirts

made to- sell at SIS, Sc and
81. The lot includes good
styles, all wool fine serge,
fancy plaids-stripe and
plain silks, etc., very spe-
cial, at, A M
only fsOV
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-09

3-yard bolts Of
Tape, each 2hc
w a sh Edging,
all colors, yd. &c
O. N. T. Crochet
Cotton, ball Sc
3O0-yard spools
Of Thread, ca. 4c
w 90 de n and
Wire Coat Hang
ers, each Sc
San-Silk, slight
ly soil e d, per
spool &c
Fast colore d
Darning Cotton,
8 spools for Sc
Knitting Co T.
ton, ball Sc
RustproofD Dress
Clasps, card Sc
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-09
NOTIONS
At Bargain Prices

Take special note Of the i'm
portant savings offered here
they are extremely interesting to
women who buy Notions.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-09

Rustpr'f Hooks
and Eyes, cd. So
Good Safety
Pins, card Sc
"a m erica n
NJ a i'd" Crochet
Cotton, ball &c
Dressing Pins,
paper Sc
L a di es' a n d
Children s G ar
tiers, pair 15c
90 d English
N e e dl e S, per
package 12ht
Inside Skirt
Betting, I'd 1Of
5Gyd. spools Of
Sewing Silk, So
j. O. Kings
Machine Thread,
spool &c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-10
odd FELLOWS
CONVENE HERE
Annual Convention Opens lr
Seattle tuesday

odd Fellows % the state opened
their annual convention In odd Pol.
lows hall. 10th ave. and Pine ",
Tuesday morning DEGREES were con.
ferred and the election of officers fol.
lowed. The present officers OF The
lodge arr:
Grand master. Frank C. Graham.
No go. OkanoTan. deputy gran 4
master. George w Roberts. No. 81.
Seattle. grand warden. A. c. Moor.
No. ?. wAIla Waiia. grand secretary.
Fred ". bier. No. J Vancouver. Ia.
coma. grand treasurer. ~ =. Holmes.
No. CWaila wailal. Seattle. grand
representatives,. VI. y. Merritt Go.
100. spokanel and Eric n. Anderson
no. 30. La Conner. home trustees.
George r. Keiiough CSo. i2i. waIla
walial r. $. Isaacs fSo. 10. Waila
waIIa. Joseph A. Graham Go. as.
ABERDEEN n. r. Truedson no. ~.
Puyailupl and Y. NJ. Waters CSo. los.
spokancl
The grand encampment and the
Rcbekah assembly held their annual
meetings Monday. The officers elect.
ca At tJf ktltu1 sitt-dHifuetN ufffAAflE
were:
J. p. wantz. wcna.chce. gran a
patriarch: Fred W. Tempcs. raneou.
yer. wash. grand high priest: II. -.
Alton. spokane. grand senior war
den. W. o. Tape. Bre-nerton. grand
junior warden. George II. Chamber.
/ lin. Tacoma. reelected grand scribe,
G. W. blanchard. Seattle. reelected
grand representative for two years.
II, A. Jacka. Hoqulam. grand repre-.
sentative for one year.
The Rebckahs elected officers as
| follows:
Mrs. Bessie r.. Green. Spokane,
president. Mrs. Ella T. Mo-~son,
Charleston. vice president. Mrs Lydia
Waugh. Auburn. warden. Mrs. Scllie
/ NJ. Knoff. Seattle. secretary. Mrs. Ag
mes y. Jamison. Seattle. treasurer
and Mrs. Allie Cannon. Bellingham
trustee Of the Odd Fellows home AT
waila waila.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-10
TAKE STEPS TO
SUPPLY POWER
City Calls for Bids at Sug-
Qestion OF Ross

instructiug the board Of public
works 10 call for bids and let a con
tract immediately. tho city council
Monday passed the ordinance ap.
propriating siss 900 for. and au.
thorfHng thr construction OF a pipe
line from the new masonry dam. at
the Cedar river reservoir. 20 the
power house
Tho pipe line Is an Immediate
necessity. according 20 Light Supt
J. II. Ross, 20 enable tho department.
20 make use % all available water
stored behind the new dam The
water power Is needed. he says. to
contend with the extraordinary situ-
alton brought about by the incrcas'
ing demand for electric current In
Seattle.
A second appropriation. approved
By the council. sets aside $4,000 for
the Ballard sufsiation and the sub
station for tho second unit 10 be IN.
stalled at Eaatiake ave. and Nelson
place. Lightning arrcstors will also
be installed on the ik0o0-volt line
at tho Seventh ave. and Yesier way
station.
Ordinances providing a three quar-
ter million Appropriation for the
third unit at the Lake Union steam
plant. and for beginning Of work on
the Gorge creek hydro.clectric plant
have not been reported out Of finance
and utilities committees aa yet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-10
Woman Thinks She
Can't Talk Enough

Il had gall stones for II years and
suffered severely from gas. colo and
indigestion. Doctors wanted me TO
10 to the hospital. but ! took Mayr's
Wonderful Remedy instead. and am
now feeling fine and better than
l ever did. ! can't talk enough
about this remedy" II Is a simple.
harmless preparation that removes
the catarrhal mucus from the in
tesunal tract and allays the inflam.
nation which causes practically all
stomach. liver and intestinal all
ments. including appendicitis. One
dose will convince or money refund
ed. Bartell's Five Drug Stores and
druggists everywhere. - Advertise.
ment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-10
AS YOUNG AS
YOUR KIDNEYS

Tho secret % youth r. EffM1NA-
TrON 81 pOiSONS from your body.
This done. you can live 20 be hum
drcd and enjoy the good things or
life with as much pep" as you did
when in the rpriugtime Of youth.
Keep your body in good condition,
that's tho secret
Watch tho kidneys They fiiter
and purify the blood. all Of which
blood passes through them once
eve-y three minutes Keep them
clean and IN proper working condi-
ton and you have nothing TO fear.
Drive the poisonous wastes ana
deadly uric acid sceumulations from
your system Take GOLD MEDAL.
Haariem OIL Capsules and you VIII
always be in good condition. You
will feel strong and vigorous. VI tn
steady nerves and elastic muscles.
GOLD MEDAL Harlem OIL Capsules
are Imported direct from tho labora-
tories at Harlem. Holland
They are reliable remedy which
has been used by the sturdy Dutch
for over 200 years. and has helped
them to develop into one OF tho
strongest and heRlthicst races OF the
world. Get them from your drug
gist. do not take a substitute. In
sealed packaEes--threo sizes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-10
Colonel Praises
End Washington

WASHINGTON. June io.--"The
officers and men OF the Second
Washington won tho highest praise
wherever they weut." Col. VIII -.
Ingiis. commander of the regiment.
declared today. They furnished
more officers than any regiment in
the service and II In the only ma
tional guard regiment that did not
lose an officer by demotion. dis
charge or disqualification upon be-
ing mustered into the federal serv-
ice"
Col. Ingiis is here resting up
from the effects Of gas. He COM
manded the Fourth regulars on the
last November drive. and took the
regiment into Germany. This was
the first regiment 10 reach the
Rhine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-10
| FIRE. Prescription DOES Its WORK
Ov0nighs-Yeu Can Prepare
It ut Your Hovne

Nsw York: II Is my own discovery
and ~ takes Just one night 70 get
such marvellous results. SAYS Sfae
Edna Wilder. when her friends ask
her about her wonderful complexion
and the improved appearance Of her
hands and arms. You can do the
same thing N you follow my advice
she says I feel II my duty 10 tell
every gi-i and woman what this
wonderful prescription did for me.
! never tire OF telling others Just
what brought about such remarkable
resulta Here IL the identical pre-
scrfpticn that removed every defect
from my face. neck. hands and arms
Until you t-y 10 you can form no
idea Of the marvellous change ~ will
make u just one application. The
prescription. which you can prepare
ut your own home. Ia as follows.
60 To any grocery and get ten cents
worth Of ordinary oatmeal. and from
any drug store q bottle Of derwtiio.
P-epare the oatmeal IS directed In
every package OF dervilio ard apply
n xht and morning. The first APP
riicatton will astonish you. IL
makes the skin appear transparent.