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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-18

of John. 1t was only of myself and
my child. was like Ruth for mo-
ment in that everything that l was
everything that wanted to be-was
bound up in the little atom of human
ity held so closely to me-
Takes the Baby Away
The nurse came softly forward and
took my baby away, Notwithstanding
my eager, supplicating eyes asked for
it little longer With its going came
thoughts of my husband.
Why was he not here?
Had he gotten my telegram?
Did he know that the. baby had
come?
How long had 1 been ill?
The questions came thick and fast
| could scarcely wait for the nurse to
return, and l found only voice enough
to say, John"
The nurse looked at me uncompre-
hendingly.
Again l whispered, my husband"
Instead of answering she went u
the door and beckoned. In hustled
the old family doctor.
( "Oh, Katherine, l am so glad that
you have come back to us. You are
all right now" he added quickly,
and with your splendid baby to help
you get well you will soon be up and
around.
You know attended your moth
err Katherine, when you were born.3
And wish she could have been here
to see this baby that has come to YOU.
| think it is even a finer child than
you We're" As he rambled on had al
feeling that he was talking against
time; that he did not want me to ask
the questions that were trembling onI
my lips. Finally he paused for
breath, and asked:
rs John here?"
Away ON Business
mo, Katherine" he answered re-
luctantly. He didn't get your tele-
gram, Neither did he get later one
sent him. His secretary wired that
ne had been called away on urgentI
business and had evidently been de-
layed at some unexpected place over
Sunday"
felt my eyes open widely. knew
that when had been taken Ill 1t was
tuesday. Had been unconscious
for a week?
the doctor seemed to sense myl
question. Yes, my dear, this is Mon-s
day, and probably today you win hear
from John. He can not have drop
ped out of the world altogether he
with smile.
Tomorrow Great Change
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-18

There was one sport of which Jas
per Jay was over-fond He loved TO
initiate the calls Of other birds; and
Jasper was such good mimic that
he often deceived his neishbors by
hic tricks.
1t was NOT pleasant for a sober,
elderly bird-gentlsman 10 ceme home
at hight from hard days work and
have his wife accuse him Of idling
away his time.
you can't deny it-for could
kear you laughing in the woods" she
might say.
And it was not ALWAYS an easy task
to convince her that what she had
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-18
BROKEN PLEDGES.

Nine of the ten members of the Oregon delegation the
national republican convention pledged themselves vote for the
popular choice for presidential nominee at Chicago The tenth
member Wallace McCamant in the official pamphlet stated
that he held himself free to support the public selection
In the balotng at Chicago Mr. McCamant refused to cast
vote for Johnson the popular choice of the Oregon republicans
He voted all the ten ballots for Wood Four the other dele
gates, d. j. Cooper Cha Carey W. H. Brooke and Don "
Walker repudaed their pledges to the people and deserted john
Cooper voted for Wood the second ballot and thereafter
and on the third ballot Carey Brooke and Walker left the John
column Delegates Rand Olson Tooze Adams ohnstone
alone kept their pledges and voted for the peoples choice
Cooper May 25 wired from The Dalles follows 'I
pledged to support Oregons choice and Johnson has
red the state he will receive my loyal support To do otherwise
would be eachey Oregon republicans and any elected
delegate who fails to obey the mandate of Oregon republicans
will, in my opinion be untrue to the people,"
The Portland Journal declares that Cooper trip to Chicago
financed by the Wood management Cooper travelled under
convoy of Wood workerand what pledges the people
under such conditions? And Walker paid Wood worker
throughout the campaign Brooke probably figured that he
returning to the principles of Washington Lincoln Mckinley
and Roosevelt" according to his ballot slogan.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-18

at $l'2oO,OOO were caused by fire
which destroyed the plant Of the San
uago Electrical Light, Railway & Pow
er company early yesterday, according
to dispatch from that city. Virtually
an the rolling stock and electrical sup
plies of the company were burned.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-18
British Papers AYE
on Increase, Report

London.--The cost of British chari-
ties has increased 1000 per cent in the
last 20 years despite the enormous ex-
penditure on insurance. unemploy-
ment, old age pensions and various
other forms of public assistance. J. r..
Marriott, member OF parliament, has
told the Charity Organization society
that he estimated tho present charity
total at 25O,OO0,OOO pounds for the
year as compared to 25,OO0,Oe pounds
20 years ago.
1--WE are manufacturing pauperlsm
at an appalling rate"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-18
FRIDAY. JUNE d -.

oany are not properl,- -,-----
enterprise to raise ,no-..' uzs ~
proFement of Taksns .ss -. lof Tie i.
members of the WOms... rs,z : aAaas s
provement club. sas ezae 5.
ans Doris Benson Of cs,..
Alpha chapter. was a,.N.se. 4.se. ID
president eos. Of Mu Phi Esslla. ss1sa ssessas
cent cen. session of the ns,ia..' sai.s = iAs n.
ton held at Eugene. 'l conEsa.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-18
Attempt To Sink
Vessel Revealed

FORT Arthur Texas. June 1S.-That
an attempt was made to sink or dam
age the Mallory steamship San Mar
cos by opening seacock four weeks
ago was revealed here today when an
insurance adjuster offered for sale as
tons OF news print, hundreds of bags
Of coffee and a large quantity of Tex
as school books which were damaged
by water
Havana Has Big Fire.
Havana, June 1s.--Losses estimated
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-18

even Farmer Green himself And
sometimes he would step into the kit
chen and take his old gun off the
hooks on the wall above the wide
fire place and hurry outside again in
the hope of getting a shot at Mr.
Hawk. 1t happened at last that in
some way Mr. Red-shouldered Hawk
heard of this trick Of Jaspers And
that old gossip. Mr. Grow. warned
Jasper Jaw shat he had better be
careful.
Mr.. Hawk says that you are Civ
ing him a bad name with Farmer
Green Mr.. Grow told Jasper one
day Farmer Green calls him that
old hen-hawk'. and. of course, it's
not very pleasant for Mr.. Hawk to
have somebody looking for him with
a gun. know what the feeling is
IKE, myself" said old Mr.. Grow. BE
lieve me, it's enough to make one
most uncomfortable
But Jasper jay only shrieked vita
laughter.
"You'll sing different song if MFR.
Hawk catches you.s Mr.. Crow snap
ped.
And that made Jasper Jay scream
all the louder. Then he stopped laugh
ing and said Cav cawi" in a husky
voice so like Mr.. Crows own that the
old gentleman spluttered and fumed
and all but chased Jasper out of the
woods where they were sitting at the
time
They never did get along well to-
gether-old Mr.. Grow and Jasper jay
They were cousins, you know. But
that fact did not help matters at all.
Perhaps they knew too much about
each other.
Don't worry about mel" said Jas
per at last.
Yer well!'' Mr., Crow replied stiffly.
But rememher-I've warned your'
he croaked. And then he flew away
to nis nest in a tall elm, overlooking
the cornfield.
NO gasoline" signs are again dis
played at Hood River. but assurance
is given that shipment is on the
way.
Miss Ella Dews OF Klamath Falls
VIII nave charge of physical educa-
ton work in the Bend public schools
this year,
Howard NJ. James of Enterprise has
been chosen to succeed D. w. Bolt.
mott as superintendent of Heppner
schools.
The state fish and game commission
IS planning improvements at the
hatchery on the Mckenzie river ..bove
Eugene.
An industrial census of Asto, la is
being taken by the federal govern
ment in coope- lr!ol with the eAsm.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-18

The state p. u, o. convention which
mas been in session at la Grande has
elected Mrs, Mary X. Logan, Albany.
president.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-18
The capltaIEIournaI

Advertising representatiyes-W. ID.
Ward, Tribune Bldg. New York; W.
H. Stockwell, Peoples Gas. Bldg.
Chicago.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-08
1919
DISCOUNT ON
MEMS
FALL HIGH
SHOES

The styles that ,oiH be put on these tables ,Uill
be some of the latest numbers in pumps and
ostOrds, styles that the sizes are broken. We be-
Hepe that you ,ciH say that these are the best
paiues eper offered and different than usual
table shoes.
snSis sisso NGi at iVa'nes up to $8.45
Table No 2-Valucs up to or AZ
Sl25O, at Observation-Disclosures. VJs
Table No 3-Whte 90 AZ
Nile Cloth Boots Observation-Disclosures DZ .fJ
Table No. White O. AZ
Pumps and Oxfords ................t tpJ. .fJ
Table No. 5-Mens Or AZ
Shoes and Oxfords 1J.fJ
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-08
Sale Prices
Or
W0men:S
Lou and
High Shoes

$1,000 values ......st5.o5
$3.50 values ......Si4.6o
$3.50 values ......StS.20
si7.o0 values ......Si3.00
$3.50 values ......Si3.2O
$500 values ......St2.sO
$3.50 values ......SI2.40
$500 values ......SI1.75
sl4.00 values ......SIf.20
s14.50 values ......&i2.i5
$3.50 values ......SIO.80
sl3.o0 values ......siO.40
$3.50 values ...... S0.95
s12.00 values ...... $500
$l1.50 values ...... 40.25
$11.00 values ...... 1878
$1,000 values ...... S7.05
$3.50 values ...... $6.75
$500 values ...... $7.25
$500 values ...... S6.i0
$3.50 values ...... S5.95
1900 values ...... $50
$3.50 values ...... $500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-01

Isadore Bernstein. the newly elect.
Cd mayor" OF Universal city. Cal.
the movie town. IL the smallest and
most highly paid executive In the
world.
Bernie" isn't slzeable mayor
He wouldn't weigh 100 pounds sop.
ping wet. but he's heavy enough
above the neck 10 hold the biggest
job OF its kind In the movie game.
He draws down $4,000 n year
Under his direction come the nc.
tivities OF between 20 and 40 pro
ducing companies. each employing
any here from 10 to 1000 people.
Besides. he has 10 strnightcn out the
kinks Of all the other departments
that 20 20 make up tho biggest in.
duatry in America"
Mayor" Bernstein got elected by
one vote. but that vote was n big
majority. II was cast by Carl Tacm.
mic. president OF tho Universal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-01
Ask Rehearing on
Bird Treaty Act

WASHINGTON. June i.--Rehear.
ing Of the supreme courts recent de-.
cision UNFOLDING the migratory bird
treaty act was asked Of the court to-
day by the state Of Missouri
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-01
DIDN'T SCARE THIS
CAMERA OPERATOR

II you never have seen zoe. 900
hr<ks come hurting 10 the ground
II orce. you viii have IN opper.-
lsri.y In a thrilling scene Depicted
"a Fox News No. 80 ~ isn't
Ne atsst thing IN the world 10 b.
sanding near when anything like
lis occurs. But when this chin
ny. rs feet tall. fell straight to
srt the camera at Brewer. Ne. IL
snse proximity did not keep the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-01
COLISEUM

ANITA StrwnV N Pleasing large
crowds At tho Coliseum this week
by her splendid acting OF the leading
role in The Fighting Shcpherieas -
Miss stewart plays KAT, Prentice.
a young Eirl brought up In soriAl
surroundings. Tho action Of the
story shows how she rises 20 better
things thru tho aid 81 young city
chap who happens into their little
village
The settings Of this pho,opiay arr
unusually beautiful.
REX
Jack Cunningham. a well known
rewEpap.rnan who has won place
OF distinction az writer Of original
stories for tho screen. constructed
the scenario OF Jack Dcmpary'H first
screen play. Daredevil Jack. " which
IL the attraction at tho Rex this
week. The story has n dramatic plot
Of a college hoy who ris~s 70 heights
after meeting obstacles 70 stop any
average man.
How he ovcrcomrq them. how he
goes from the big city 70 the west
and into tho colorfui atmosphere OF
tho oil fields. how he wins tho heart
and hand Of a pretty girl-all com.
bine TO make this an entertaining
film.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-01

DIoNEs BUGS Ever hear OF
- thems Neither did old Enoeh
Jones. who had been making them
Tor 90 years. what happened was
that his livc.wirc nephew. Sylvester.
came TO work for him. brought in
lot Of new tangled ideas. including a
shirlwiud advertising campaign with
a ~ placed In front 81 the ancient
Jones JUGS, and lerked Enocha tot.
tering business 20 its feet Hut what
sot Enoch'a goat was tho fact that
Sylvester hy night was one OF those
hzz dauccrs In a bis broadway cdba.
ret
II all happens In Tho DAncln'
Fool" Wallace Reid'a AMUSING
screen comedy AZ the Liberty this
week. Tho picture IN just abou, the
aosi entertaining offering breezy
Waillc has had IN several monthaa
nabc Daniels aids and abcts the
handsome star In series OF ultra.
modern dances. calculated 10 make
anyone rub their eyes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-01

II you value your watch. let Haynes
repair n. Next 90 Liberty Theatre
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-01
May Change Decree
Reading Coal Case

WASHINGTON. June IA mod.
flcation Of tho recent supreme court
decree dissolvinE the Reading Ran.
road Coal combine was asked Of the
court today by the government. the
Reading company. tho Central RAN.
road 81 New Jersey and the Lchigh
and Wilkesbarrc Coal company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-01
TnpAY.s PROGRAMs

ITBERTy--'srhe Dsnrin' Fool. com
e-iyi wallace Ueid In ie~din. role.
CiIMMIis--iSert fytsli In "Aiias
Jimmy Valentino"
COtIsII M--Anita stewart In The
Fighting Shephsrde~.."
STRAND -- " iliiam Hart In The
Tell Gst-N"
RfN Jack D-mp.ey In Daredevil
JACK"
COInsfsI-toi . Wilson In who's
Your servant"
CLASS Al. ". criff1th's scar
let pays"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-01
IirN
ffIMsfirR

The baby sister Of tho rtrl he loved
wns suffocating In tho vault, Jimmy
could open the vault by his sense Of
touch, but Doyle. tho detective. was
watching. n he opened the safe
Jimmy would bctray himself. II he
didn't. tho child would die. What
was his declsion7 This incident oc.
ours in Alias Jimmy Valentine" al
the Clemmer this week Bert Lytcll
IS starred.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-01

code. but his daughter.
Lois Wilson. Yukio Aoynma and
Andrew Robson have the leading
roles in tho picture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-01

nig Biil Hart comes 20 the Strand
today in THE Toll Gate. said TO be
a typical Hart picture. This popular
actor Will be- seen az Black Deertng
head % a bandit gang but with "a
heart an good az gold.
In seeking refuge from the sher.
if-s posse he forces his way into a
lonely cabin Here he meets Mar
brown. ~ h. almost a case OF love
a. first sight and tho bandit under
her wonderful influence grade lily
rrforina
How he rescues a group Of depu.
ties from certain death al tho hands
OF an outlaw and gains his own par.
don from the sheriff Is effectively
told.
Anna Q. Nilsson II Harris leading
woman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-01
COLONIAL.

4 great navy ynrd Is one OF the
scenes shown in who's Your Ser.
vant7" which is al the Colonial this
week. with an all-star cast this pic
ture tells tho story Of how plotting
servant tried TO steal not only the
great trust Of an ndmIral. n secret
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-01

Larry Semon. comedian. win be.
on the bill at the Clemmer next
week in his latest comedy. School.
Days"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-01

camera man from continuing to
grind away.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-24

ing several days in this city looking
d. Mrs N. c. Robots of Columbus. O.:
Is spending few lays visiting lrienus
|" Mn rms and Mrs. ]. ]. Miller OF Toledo
after spending the past ten days WISH,
ing friends in this city have depar'eu
" N Dilley of Cambridge. O., after
sponding a number of days IN ms CISs
looking after business has lclt lot the
northern part of the state. ;s
a. y Burnstead OF Columbus o.. is
spending several days in this city LOOK
ing after business. , ;,,. %
w J. Frankston or thls clty
spend'ng his vacation with lrithus d.
-NV Gia'N .nce Bertschy l,as returned TO
his home in this city after t"o
weeks visit about the Great Lakes
is spending several days IN this s''
looking after business. AMT l.,
Harry Jones of Detroit. Mich. IS
spending few days visiting rela'''es
in the East End. ~ Va +.
F. II. Bell Of Charleston W: va saG Is
o business IS, f the %cLure s" hotel
kritl, II. Linton, son of Mrs. hatc d.
Linton OF Woodsdale. returned nome
from Terra Alta on Tuesday evening
He has been at the sanitarlum LOT seE
eral months anu Is steo'''
Mrs. Harry Pierson and chlidreh
have returned t. their home IN marie
roi, Pa. after visiting relatives IN Ei'h
Grove for two weeks. ,,,,,o,
Mrs. william Baird OF stone Hnur ,;,,
street, Elm Grove, remains crltically
Miss Mary Margaret Kiger Of West
Alexander, Pa, was caller III tne Guy
yesterday. p,,uad.I
phia. where he will i>nain Tor seFera'
Miss Cor.nne schuette. daugh liter OF
Rev. and Mrs. W. E. Schuette; mas re-
turned from Bristol, Tenn: where she
has been attending the Sullins seminary;
William Kirbach. Jr.. has returned
from Princeton university. and VIII
IcaVa today for Seattle in his Buick car,
accompanied by his friend. r. +. hr' res
banan, a Princeton graduate OF Inls
wears clnss The two young men expect
in make the trip within month going
by way OF Chicago. o,,
d c. List Is in Columbus. Ohio where
he is attending a reunion OF MS lra'er
nhy. ,,o,.,. has
benn n visitor at Mount de Chantal
academy for the past few days
Edwin Schuettc. son Of Rev. and MIS-
Walter Schuctte., who has heen atieho
in: Pit university. has returned 10
Pittsburgh. where he has accep'eu ~
sition for tho summer. .
Mrs Howard BIggaman Of Harrisburg
and Miss Lucille Gregg of PittshurEh.
who have been the guests OF Mrs EDWIN
Bowl cat Bae Mar Place. left last pigh'
Mrs Cordelia Dexter OF Fairmont Is
the guest Of Miss Hazel Cunningham OF
Beech Lynn. -,
" G, Cunningham. sales manager OF
the G.. s. Fccny company. Is In Column
bus. Ohio. attending the supreme couh-
ell OF the l.. c. T. ,,
Mrs. ], r. Martin of Bethany spent
the week end with Miss 1rma Dun OF
Kirkwood Mr.. Martin and MISS Dun
were former classmates at Bethany COZ
lege
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-24
RIVER news

The General Pershing and Liberty, Two
of the large packets that have been OPP
Grating between Pittsburgh and Par-
kersburg. locked yesterday afternoon AZ
the local wharf from the Smoky Guy.
The Pershing departed at o'clock last
evening for Ravenswood. while the LID
erty pulled out at o'clock for Parkers-
The Helen T. arrived last evening
from New Matamoras with heavy
cargo and will depart this morning at
IL 40 o'clock on her return trip.
The General Crowder is booked TO
arrive this morning from Pittsburgh on
her way TO Charleston. She Is carry
ing very heavy cargo.
The Betsy Ann. large gasoline ooat
owned by large lumber company down
the river. arrived at the local wharf
yesterday afternoon towing "a large
barge loaded with lumber. This com
pany is receiving all its lumber ship
mcnts by boat on account OF the bad
conditions with freight shipments py
rail.
The General Beach Is expected today
at the local wharf. She Is carrying
Il large cargo from the Smoky CITY.
She will leave this evening on her re-
turn trip.
The wickets at dams Nos. II. L. and
&c were raised yesterday so that a reRu-
lar stas%-of water can he had for the
river traffic during tho summer months.
The Stage Of wntcD late last evening
registered 10 feet inches and falling
slowly, !
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-24

cor all tn" people vino have taken
Tanlac. / don't believe there is any
one who feels any moro grateful to II
than | do" was the statement MADE
recently by Mrs. J. NJ. Craig. OF ga =
East Forticth street. Los Angeles.
like so many other families dur
ing the influenza epidemic last year
We all had it, and my own illness TO-
rether with the worry over the rest
Of our family. brought on case OF
genuine nervous prostratloh'
II was so weak | couldn't even
sweep the floor and during the day
would have To lie down four or hvc
times. tried to walk but found out
half a block was all / could stand ne
fore l CAV" out. Nervous spells came
Every medicine tried failed 10
reach my case until finally my husband
urged me to try Tanlac. and I am in,
deed thankful that he did. for ii proved
to he just what | needed.
THE first two bottles didn't seem
TO help me- l guess that was because
l was so extremely bad off. but on the
third hottie l could toll was improv'
ing and that gave me more hopes than
ever of getting well.
MY Improvement from then on was
rapid and by the time ! had taken
five bottles Of Tanlac was better and
stronger than l had been in years; !
was sleeping Soundly at night and had
gained twelve pounds in weight.
That was several months ago and
from then until now ! have been in rs
good health as | ever was in my life
and have been doing all the houScwork
by myself.
1t is simply remarkable how Tan
lac has built me up and | have told
everyone IF my friends and relatives
what a wonderful medicine il is.
TanlaC is sold in Wheeling by ihc
Hoec Davis Drug co. At IA" Main
street 1894 Main street. 18th and Mar
kct street sand $500 Chaplinc street:
also l.. X. Hogc at Martins Ferry. OHIO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-24
LIQUID FIRE.

A liquid fire to the hcdbugs. ants.
reaches and ticas Is what the new chem
zeal discovery really is. although there
is no danger or no damage To be done by
using ii to your springs. furniture or
ClothnS. This new chemical is known
IA Pcsky Devils Ouictus, L. ID. q. Costs
3IC. but this few cents will have the
power Of Kidding your house of bedbugs
ants. reaches and tleaS If you purchase
+. ID. = L. y. .. is used and recon-
mcndcd by the leading Hospitals and
Railroad Companies as the safest and
quickest way of Kidding the pesky bed
bugs. ANTS. reaches.
Special Hospital sz" s2.50--makcs
five Eallons-your druggist has il or can
procure ii for YOU or sent prepaid either
size tn your address on receipt Of price
BY tho Owl Chemical Co.. Terra Haute,
Ind. The success Of r. II. Q. has caused
lmitatOrs to have been prosecuted. ped
dItng imitation. Genuine T. H. Q. is
never pcddled. Sold by c. H. Gricst &
Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-24
DELIGHTFUL HAIR WASH

You can enjoy delightful shampoo
with very little effort and for very
trifing cost. II you get from your drug
gist's a package Of canthrox and dis
solve teaspoonful in cup Of hot
water. This makes q full cup OF
shampoo liquid. enough so it is easy to
apply 1t to all the hair instead Of just
the top OF the head. Your shampoo Is
now ready. Just pour little at =
time on the scalp and hair until both
are entirely covered by the daintfly
perfumed preparation that thoroughly
dissolves and removes every bit Of
dandruff. excess oil and dirt. After
rinsing the hair dries quickly with .
hutfiness that makes it seem heavier
than It Is, and takes on a rich luster
and a softness that makes arranginait
pleasure.