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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-24
TO STUDY
CONDITION OF UNREST

Washington. Jan. IA con-.s-
s!o- 81 three hundred mem oe-s to
study tie question II .rdust-.a. unrest
Is crowded - a -asolur.ro- intro
dUced IL the sA.ats today ~ Senator
EsEyor, OF Iowa An appropriation
CT $50. ooo IS provided for tie work
Of the commission. which viii he
Eade up of an equa, .unbs- .. rep
-ese.- ives os capital ara labor AL
.aoriry Is given 70 the president 70 call
the co--,.ssio. -orether ;r-ed!at e,y
upon the passage 90 tbs resolution
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-24

The funeral ct Mre. Sarah EohA-ta
Perkins took place from tie home of
hAy eon-te~!aw, J. G. Hughes. - Ash
land, yesterday morning Many friends
az the q n..!y attended and the fora!
tributes we're numerous ard beauritu,.
The strp pie but vey sweet ana COM
nary. who has long supplied the pulpi,
OF the Ashland PRESBYTERIAN church.
The interraect was made - Wood,awr
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-24

A. ove-ooat valued at sac ras
stolen from the ha!lrack OF Mrs. ".
:. sycle. ana Hanover avenue, &C
cc-dt1g 70 = report Sled At police
headquarters yesterday,
\ p wilbur, 40 East Broad
street. also reported that hs had bear
-slse~sd OF Wearing apparel vslued a
$751;
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-24

Mra- shepard TO speak 81 asrsnet.
school
Mrs. LoEla Lovela2c Shepard. wse
has addressed eAvArL meetings - th.e
city recently n tia ca,rs OF stamping
cut -Naynor .srr," vii speak tomorrow
afternoon st o'clock 1t tbs Grace
Covenant church Cstssorc Julior E.Sa
school Mrs Shepard possesses L
strong personality ana 10 . vary tai
A-ted speaker These meetings have
eser largely attended And II .s expect
81 that many who have not al-aacy
heard her. VIII avail thersalv os TIE
cppor<un airy tomorrow
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-24

Funeral services for John H. McG-
ray. So years old ~ho was for a. NUN
ber ot ys1ars .te.rAet with the work
>. the STATE board OF education, vas
conducted yesterday afternoon at $50
a.ciock N hts home. Ix-T Hanover ave-
-ua Ar. McGilvrsy cssd Wednesday
atts- = !o-g Illness Besides widow.
he Is survived by o-s daughter, Miss
Bessie NcG1v-ay. ana rvvo sssts-s-
Mrs. &c. z S-ook ara Mrs " T
fo-bes
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-24
S1ts Asa1nsx Ca- O.

Suit was entAre6 - musings coC--
part 2. yesterday, by LuIay Jones. 3
huckstss, through his council Joseph
c. Nun.ally. against The Virginia
Railway and Power Co, 70 recover
s.. 900 damages whSc. was caused
when q trolley car RAJ !-co and
wrecked Its wago-- Negligence Q.
the part o. the crew IS charged by tie
complainant
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-24
Mrs. William 7. shaw

Funeral services tor Mrs William
7. Shaw. sister OF Mrs - Il May, who
was buried yesterday ir Hollywood.
were conducted AZ o'clock - the
home, sos South Pine street. the Rev.
r Francis Ribble, rector Of St An
5rew's Episcopal church. officiating.
Mrs. Shaw, who was formerly Miss
Minnie Wai.he-. died Wednesday
morning Of pneumoaia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-24
=. VI. War-er

rueA-sl services Tor D re, Warren
- yAars old, uncle OF Carroll Morta-
qua, OF Richmond were conducted
Yesterday :. Norfolk. the Esv Sparks
n. AAltoc oAclar.rg. Mr.. Warren IL
survived By ere sister. Miss J. ~ War
-sa. Of Norfolk. 4 niece Mrs Preston
arson. ot Richmond, ana rro .ephews
~. c. Doc6. os Norfolk. ana Carroll
Montague, CT tt THY & -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-24
Fire cousee s1.5Oo Dan,ac,,r

QUICK WORK By The men os 1Eo co..-
pany No. I. prevented what at ore
tine threatened to be OF =. serious na-
trre at the once OF S. NJ Bowman &
Co, Is South Th.-teerth street.. Wed.
resday afternoon. as it was damaged
10 the amount Of $500. was done to
the once OF Bowman 4 Co.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-24
Mrx Mary z Guthrie

Funeral services for NrA Mary r
Guthrie were conducted yesterday a,
the grave in F!verv.ew ceMess-y. Mrs.
Guthrie died Wednesday N Lynch
burg, aged sixty years
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-24

E1asrs. serv!ees FOR Mira 4 y. Nay,
originally Miss Emma wa.tAe-, wera
conducted yesterday in St Andrews
Episcopal church. ths rector. the Rev.
r. Francis Ribble, ofsciac.nE The
burial was !r Hollywood Mrs Nav
4iee wednesday afternoon AT $40
clock altar brief illnAss Of pneu-
=. crsa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-24

No. ls-Eeuse enl to amend sset.o-
1895 ct the Coda OF Virginia
No 2o-House bnI to amend Al re-
enact sections 5sss and $3.50 OF TIE
Code o. Virginia
No. e.-Houss b1! to amend and
re-eract section 5-s7 az tie Code OF
Virgins
No. 27-Houss BIZ. to amend and
rs-enact section $3.50 OF tbs Code OF
vsrgta;a-
No. 2s-Hou.s BIZ! to ar.e.d and
.e-Anact sect:ors 1888, 1857, 1888.
$3.50 and $3.50 9. the Code Of vir-
s3r.a. AID TO -epAa! 81 A. act e.G-
tied An act to amend and re-enacc
section s.42 Of -hA Code Of Virginia.
relative 10 lists ot jurors" approved
March IS. 1918.
No. 24-Hous@ bill to amend escccn
51o5 OF the Code % Virginia
No. 25-Houss bill TO amend and
re-eracr secror s2ss OF the Code Of
v-siria
Ne 2s-Eouse bill to repeal 50
ton s44l OF the Code Of Virginia
Ne 27-Eouss bill providing when
an action OF account nay Be sus-
tanned
No. 2s-Houss biz 70 amend and
re-enact sections ana ID Of an act
entitled an Act TO provide tor the
working Of the public roads in the
county Of Charlotte, tor the creatcr
Of 6isulc, road boards IN said county,
and tor the repeal Of all acts IN con-
nict there with" apNovad March 20.
1875.
No. c9-Houss bs!! to repeal an act
entitled An act 20 amend and re-
Anact chapter 5as Of the Acts OF the
General Asxenc bly, OF Virginia, ap-
proved March 5. 1894, entitled an act
In relation to working and keeping in
repair the roads and bridges OF Alex
Andria county, as amended by AZ act
approved March Z, 1896" approved
February II, 1898.
No. 3l--House bill To amend and
-A-Anact IN act approved February r.
- 49, 'sztitlAd IA aEt to slxnea1 and
rs-Naacf section - Of IN act entitled
~ act 70 amend sections Is. 81. 28.
20 and 80 OF the charter Of SUFFOLK,
approval February 3, 1855
No a1--HoUse bill to autho.i5s the
board Of sup>xvisors at the county OF
Prince Edward to provide annual al
lowancs for the commonwealth attor-
ney, shartn and clark.
No. 43-HousA bill authorizing the
board Of supsivisofa ot Primes GSorke
county OF lease such part Of the court.
house green Of the said county q may
not b necessary tor couAty purposes.
No S4--HousS bill tor the pyo&ec-
Ion of dA1r "a the counties of Dath
ana Highland
No SJ-1oasA 81, y ssapovar -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-24
HOUSE PASSES
MANY MEASURES

Tse house % delegates ysstAr6ay
passed a batch OF forty bills, most OF
wh.ch were etths+ local N Significance
OF we're amendments TO the code sug-
Kesta6 by the revisors 70 correct typo
E-arh.ca: and mechanical Arro-A 4Ts!f.
however. pretty well cleaned up tbs
calendar and the lowe- branch Of tie
assembly feels tha. u has gotten away
for a good start The house. when
II adjourned. 60 SO u-tt! Monday ~
.oon
= list % TIE bill. passed yestA-exy
follows:
No. 1-Hous. bul to provide tor the
and incidental expenses Of the general
assembly and 70 Appropriate money
for tie same
No. s-House bm 70 amend ase re-
enact section ~ % the coda os VI--
gina ana 70 repeal a. act entitled -Aa
&C. 70 a.And and re-sract section 1909
81 ths code Of virginia approved March
IS. 1862. - relation TO suits by and
against t-us.ses." approved Ma-ch Is.
1913
Nc 4-Eou.e III, 20 amend a-t re-
aract section So % the coda Of Virginia
a,t to repeal Al &C. entitled AZ act
L. amend and re-srAct an tc- approved
February 30. 1904. entitled IN acc 70
r. AXE valid any disposition Of property
n pe-petuity Tor tie maintenance Of
care Of cemeteries. censte-y lots, Eaoc
unertE ard other e-ecrioas ara au-
ho~zsrg cenetAry coz pa1,es and
trustees holding title to cemeteries or
burial grounds 70 taxa arc so,6 a1y
property according 60 tie ta--,s o. TIE
grant eequest~ devise ar git as
amended aat se-eSac.ea by al &C. zr-
proved February 20, 1905" approved
February 1s. 1915.
No. s-Eouss bill 70 amend s1d re-
exact sec-.o- 1885 Of tia code 81 VIZ
gin!s-
Nc. s-Eouss bill TO azez6 and re-
gina
Ne. --Eouse s1, 70 ane-s SEC re-
s-act ssetioa sas4 Of tsA cete ct W.
g-,.a-
Nc. -Eeuxe BIZ to a=,A-a and -e-
enact sect.o. 2449 o. tbs code 81 VIZ
gina
No. s-Eouss bill 10 -spAa, ssct-a-
PASS Of tie Gods 90 Virginia
Ne. Io-Eouss BIZ 70 repeal ssc--o-
seos Of tie code Q. Virginia
Nc. -!-Eouse bill. 70 z-e-o ara re-
No. .s-Eouss BIZ TO a-e-a a-e re-
enact s&ct-o. ss5s o< the clds Q. VIZ
gaia
Ne. 1s-Eouse bis 70 amend ana 20
enact sscGor 1857 oc tie cSo6e 81 VIZ
g1cta
Nc --Ecrse bill % amend AID re-
enact section 1858 CO re co6e CO VIZ
eiata-
Ne -5-House erl 70 amend ard rs
exact sec-.oz 415s OF tie cots c. viz
gina
No. le-Eorse bin TO amend and
-s-sract sacrio- t-so 81 tee eoSs os
vEE2:a-
No l7-Eorse biz t. a->A=t ssst-cc
ASA oe the code Of Virginia
No. 1s-EousA bill! 70 amend and
r%eract secHo. 1913 % tie Code az
" w e. g = L. L
The border vidette., 1920-05-22
NO. 8-4I (TUCSON.)

In the District Court of the United States. for the District of Arizona.
 In the matter of Nick Poly hrone, Bankrupt.
 To the creditors of Nick Poly hrone of Nogales, in the County of Santa Cruz and District afore- said, a Bankrupt:
 Notice is hereby given that on the 17th day of April, 1920, the said Nick Polyhrone was duly adjudicated Bankrupt, and that the first meeting of his creditors will be held at the office of the undersigned, Room f Old Post Office Building, in the City of Tucson, Arizona, on the 29th day of May, 1920, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at which time, the said creditors may attend, prove their claims, appoint a trustee, examine the Bankrupt and transact such other business as may properly come before said meeting.
 Dated at Tucson, Arizona, this 18th day of May, 1920.
 F. H. BERNARD, Referee ill Bankruptcy.
The border vidette., 1920-05-22
THE SONORA RESTAURANT.

The Sonora Restaurant will open in Nogales, Sonora, (this) Saturday night, for patronage. Thousands of dollars have been spent on the interior decorations of this restaurant and it is one of the prettiest places on the border, says the Herald.
 The restaurant will cater to the elite trade of both sides of the line. It has been arranged by the management to have en- tertainment and other forms of music each evening and music during the noon meal.
 A large spacious dance floor has been built in the center of the restaurant and those who desire to trip the light fantastic may do so.
 The restaurant will be manag- ed by H. c. Brooks Keiwert, a restaurant man of the coast who has been in Nogales for many months. He formerly was the lessee of the Montezuma botel. Mir. Kiewert states that his cus- toners are entitled to "every- thing and anything" and he will spare no effort to insure their pleasure.
 Manuel Romero, an expert Spanish chef, has been employ ed and a feature will be made of Spanish dishes.
 The handsome new restaur- ant is at Nos. 8, 10 and 12 Elias
 l places of the border. It is pre- dicted that MT. Brooks Kiewert, who will by assisted in the man. agement, by MT. Bias Torres. will make a success of the So- nora Restaurant. A place of that description is badly needed.
The border vidette., 1920-05-22
BETTER ROADS IN SANTA CRUZ
Y. B. M. A. Bulletin)

Following up the action taken by the Y. B. M. A. a month ago, in which the good roads commit tee was instructed to see what can be done about diverting suf- ficient of the road bond money now available for the county to the building of the Bankhead Highway to secure S15O, GOO of state and federal money and make the road complete suc- cess. the Chamber of Commerce has started similar move and on much larger and broader scale.
 In this connection it might be well to state that the Board of Supervisors have been errone- ously quoted as opposed to the diversion of this money. The supervisors as much as anybody else realize the need of such diversion, and the waste that will result from using the bond money as it was voted: but they feel powerleSS to do anything themselves except to use the money as it was voted. They
 
 have no power to divert it to other uses than those provided in the call for the bond election.
 This organization was the first to take action on the question. Ours was the honor and expense of sending Ike Fraizer to secure the routing through Nogales of the Bankhead Highwey and the probable routing through here also of the Old Spanish Trails. We probably should have been more active along the lines of the diversion of this bond money, and now that the Chamber of Commerce has called a mass meeting for Nogales and one for Patagonia for the purpose of creating public opinion in the right direction. let us get behind all our we'll known might for the accomplishment of this worthy purpose.
 We certainly cannot afford to lose a first class road over the route selected by the Bankhead Highway Association, when the selection was made at our re- quest. We owe it to that organ ization now as we'll as to our own country to see that the Bankhead Highway through Santa Cruz county is the best piece of roadway along the en- tire/highway.
 Let us work as an organiza- ton in every possible way for the much needed funds for the building of this road and lets join the Chamber of Commerce at the mass meetings and work with them in the promotion of the work
The border vidette., 1920-05-22

MT. Harry c. Woodruff, vice president and manager of the United States Graphite Con- pany,is due to arrive in Nogales today from Saginaw. Michigan, where the factory and main off ces of the company are located. From here MT. Wood ruff will go down to the company's splendid producing graphite mines in So- nora. Harry Woodruff has made many visits here during the past twenty five years, and a host of friends here and in the state of Sonora will be pleased to see him.
The border vidette., 1920-05-22
w. H.Smith has returned from

w. H. Smith has returned from a visit to Texas, where he had
 been on business connected with 1 his oil land holdings. Friends of Bill Smith will be pleased to learn that he is recovering from a recent bad attack of financial colic."
 The Santa Cruz county con- ference of the Arizona Sunday School Association, will convene here tomorrow, with the Rev. E.. D. Bailey of Phoenix in charge. Associated with Rev. Bailey, who is the general secretary, will probably be the Rev. W. D. Himebaugh, Dr. $. J. Rogers, Dr.. George Logic, of Phoenix. and Dr. J. D. Springton of Los Angeles.
 Jack Egan, superintendent for the Wells, Fargo Express Co.,, on the West Coast of Mexico, with headquarters at Empalme, was a visitor in the city the fore part of the week on company business. Jack is an enthuSias- tic booster for his company and the West Coast country. He re ported conditions in the south country greatly improved and business good.
 J. B. Coker. tie contractor for contractor for the Southern Pa cificlof Mexico, came up from the south country the forepart of the week, and spent several days here transacting private business. Recently MT. Coker made a scouting trip to the tim Der lands in the state of Chihua hua. being accompanied by J. A. Jackson, timber expert for the whose, whose headquarters are at Empalme.
 At the meeting of the Young Business Mems Association last Wendesday evening. MT. Gil Rankin, efficient secretary since the organization of the associa- tion, rendered his resignation as secretary, press of private busi ness being his reason for doing so. The resignation was ac- cepted and a vote of thanks was given MT. Rankin for valua. ble services rendered. A sue cessor to Gil will be selected at the next meeting of the Asso- citation.
 Hon. Emiliano Tamez. former ly Mexican consul in Nogales, and later commercial agent for the Liberal Constitutional gov ernment, has gone to Eagle Pass, where he will serve as consul for the new Mexican gov ernment. MT. Tamez is high class gentleman, much respect ed by both Mexicans and for eigners. His host of friends in Nogales will regret to learn that he has been called to another post. All join in wishing him good luck. MT. Alberto Monte verde is now acting as conner cial agent at this place, pending the appointment of a successor to MT. Tamez.
 Monday, MT. and Mrs. A. .tI. Gale, wealthy Oakland, Cali fornia people, who recently pur- a big tract of rich agri- cultural land situated short distance from Hermosillo, were in Nogales en route to the south country, where Mir. Gale will extensively engage in raising cotton. The loug cross country trip from Oakland to their new country home near the beautiful state capital of Sonora, was made by automobile without mishap. At the international line every possible courtesy was shown the Gale party, by both American and Mexican officials, who vied with one another in welcoming the new American settlers of Sonora, the Gem of Mexico" Mir. and Mrs. Gale are enthusiastic over the won derful possibilities of Sonora, and will be the means of bring ing great capital to the state.
The border vidette., 1920-05-22

Wednesday Deputy Sheriff H. Wood returned from a visit to his farm over Camille way.
 Hon. A. c. Bernard of Tucson. was a business visitor in the city a couple of days this week. Dave Piatt, city editor of the Nogales Herald, was on the sick | list a couple of days this week.
 Hon. F. H. Bernard, referee l in bankruptcy, was a NOgaleS visitor last Wednesday from Tucson.
 Banjo Dick" Williams, the friend of everyone in Nogales, idied suddenly last night. Dick will be missed.
 Wednesday evening Colonel A. T. Bird of the Oasis, return ed from a visit to Hermosillo in the interest of his newspaper.
 l.. B. Fleischer.. manager of the Occidental Import and Elk port Company, has returned from a business visit to Tucson.
 The Mcdowell Music Club met last Tuesday evening at the pleasant home of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Gillespie on Crawford street.
 John Brickwood, from the Old Soldier mines in the Patagonia mountains, was in the city last Monday for mine and camp sup plies.
 Bill Wilkey has returned from Sonora, where he had been on mining business. Mir. Wilkey is an experienced mechanical engineer.
 Mrs. Ramon Ramirez this week visited Hermosillo, with rela tives and friends. She is the wife of Manager Ramirez of Els calada Bros.
 Fred. H. Hilliker, the Los An geles land man, arrived from the coast last Tuesday on his way to the com pany's great farm near Noria, Sonora.
 George B. Marsh, Inc., have taken the exclusive sale and distri button agency for the Sam son Tire and Rubber company, of Los Angeles.
 . Charles Geek, owner of valu- able gold mines situated in the Altar district, Sonora, has this week been a visitor in the city, from his property.
 Jose Maria Paredes, the we'll known local capitalist, who had been in the south country on private business, returned home last Monday evening.
 Joe Miller. superintendent of the Blue Nose mine, near Pata- gonia, went to Tucson the fore part of the week to serve as juror in federal court.
 Alex. Carpena, the popular haberdasher, has returned from HermoSillo, where he had been called by the illness of his aged mother, who is greatly improved.
 George M. Ryall. from Los Angeles, was stopover visitor in Nogales this week a couple of days, on his way to the West Coast of Mexico, on private busi- ness.
 Mir. J. A. Small, superinten- dent of the Nogales Cananea branch of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, has returned from a short visit in Los Angeles, with his family.
 This week Mir. Bracey Curtis, president of The First National Bank of Nogales, has been down in Sonora, visiting mining prop critics in which he is personally interested.
 Thursday Acting Mayor Jas. A. Harrison returned from Phoe- nix, where he had been to attend a meeting of the Good Roads Com mmittee, of which he is the member from Santa Cruz county.
 B. A. Doran, the Phoenix re- presentative of Blake, Moffitt & Towne, Los Angeles paper deal CTS, has been in the city this week inte cviewing local print shops and other paper dealers.
 Monday evening at the Court House, the Nogales Business and Professional Women held their regular bi monthly meet ing, and transacted considerable 4f to tho
The border vidette., 1920-05-22
LOCAL NEWS.

Louis Giroux has been Mo- gales visitor this week from his ranch in Sonora.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-28
$4,000 CASH

and
hg tcrracod lot lGS
choic nghbOrhoOd. Price $3.50
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-28
$1,000 CASH


duplex house good condition located on fu sized corner lot
tho standpoint Of home investment Price $500.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-28
S17,500

with liberal terms hnys brnd nov twosow home Of eight
%
dining Kitchen breakfast
porch
throughout
In
a place make homo
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-28
AoREaor ros SALE

OUT SAND SPRINGS WAY. only ? IA
miles from the posto!fice, and It Is the
dandiest finest. richest little piece u
is only $500 with So 600 cash and
balance to ft your own pocketbook; this
land Is on the Sand Springs car line, has
nice little Groom house In tho center
of 3 acres Of land chicken houses and
yard gas In this district l. only i6c per
thousa nd and electricity Is accessible
place and mantcl, pump In kitchen with
sink by the pump. the house In built for
home but owner needs little capital
and wtll tell all the pace or Just acre
This is the pace you want. Box 1i2-D,
care World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-28
$1,000 CASH

OF
features
driveway fun sed with
gouth $3.50.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-28

BUsfNESs property for sale--6o feet with
] brick store building. or will sell 25 feet
f2s V THIRD.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-28
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
ACRtAGE ron sALh

ACREAGE iOR SALE 81
FOR SALE-i 900 acres 2is miles from
Clarefnorc; " bottom land, balance pas
ture land; fair improvements real
l. Grant 81, Security hide phone 2iso.
WESTROPE acres addition. the best
acre tracts on easy payments. Call
owner 1ssa, 1egt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23

The Price Of Redemption = pla,
starring seona Owen and Bert Ly
tell. will soon be released.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
How to Beautify a
Summer Soiled Face

IT'S really simple matter to
renovate face Hoiled by sun, winds
or dirt Ordinary mercolizod wax.
used like cold cream, will trans
form the worst old complexion into
one OF snowy Wilderness and veivety
softness, II literally peels Off the
outer veil OF surface skin. but so
gently. gradually. there's no dis
comfort. The WORKOUT skin comes
off, not in patches. but evenly, in
tiny particles. leaving no evidence
OF the treatment. The younger,
healthier undcr-skip forming tho
new complexion is one Of captivat-
ing lovelircss. one ounce OF mer-
colized wax. 10 be had at any drug
store, Is enough TO remove any
tanned, redeemed, pimpled. freckled
or blotchy skin. Apply before retir-
ing. washing u off morning..
Many SIX ms wrinkle easily with
every wind that blows. with heat,
worry, etc An oxcellcntswrinklc re-
mover, because " tightcns tho skin
and Strengthens relaxed muscles. Is
a j. wash lotion made as follows:
Powdered Saxoiitc. one ounce, dia-
solved In witch hazel. onc-half pint.
This gives Immediate results.