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Arizona republican., 1920-01-17
CITY BAND GIVES
 DANCE TONIGHT

The City band will give a dance at 9 o'clock tonight at Patricks hall, to be known in the future as Arcadia hall, inasmuch as the old Arcadia hall is being converted into a wholesale dry goods warehouse by Babbitt brothers.
 by Peter Venne, director, that a group of ten musicians from the City band has formed what will be known as the City orchestra, to give dances at regu lar intervals in the new Arcadia hall.
 Admittance will be 10 cents, with dances , cents each. MT. Venne stated. A new lighting system has been in stalled. and the hall has been freshly decorated.
 The City orchestra will have a mem- bership of ten. including piano, two violins. clarinet, two comets, cello. flute, trombone and drums.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-17
WEEKS HAPPENINGS
 ABOUT CASA CYANIDE

CASA GRANDE, Jan. 16.-The F. Ronstadt company of Tucson has se- cured quarters at Casa Grande and will open a branch house at once. $. G. Bailie will be in charge.
 Charles Walker, vice president of the Consolidated Bank, Tucson, visited Casa Grande a few days ago on busi- ness of the bank.
 The city council on Tuesday admitted the Drew addition on the east side, the Morgan addition and the Bennett and Burgess additions on the west.
 The Girl scouts organized on Mon day. Miss Eva Steere is leader, assist ed by Miss Ruth Lieber and Miss Merle Windsor.
 The city has undertaken the grading of all the principal streets within it's limits. The Merchants Trust O., Of St. Paul, were the successful bidders for the high school bonds. The bonds were sold at a premium of s6500. It is hoped that the high school will be housed in the new s125,000 building by next fall.
 Much interest centers around the Jones bill, now pending in congress.
 The Water Users association of the Casa Grande valley held its annual meeting on Tuesday.
 Personals
 Miss Alfalfa has accepted the posi- tion of boolSkeeper with the Casa Grande Commercial association.
 George Lingards residence in the Meyers tract is nearing completion.
 The Day bungalow will soon be ready for occupancy.
 MT. and Mrs. Byrum of Long Beach, California. are visiting friends here. MT. Byrum, who formerly resided here, was once secretary of the Water Users association of the Casa Grande valley.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-17

Who makes the congressional dis tricts?" and after a long stand Clar- ence Beach was downed by the ques- tion What is a veto?" correctly an- swered by Dr. John Dennett.
 w. w. Edwards proved tower oi strength for the hairies for many ques- tion, but unable to tell who is presi- dent if both the president and vice. president should die.
 The public school system came into it's own at the close of the contest when John D. Loper, superintendent of pub- lie schools, and Claude Decatur Jones assistant principal of the high school were left standing, but both of these were forced to their chairs by the com mand, Name all the justices of the supreme court" which. indeed could have been answered by but very few if any, present.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-17
ESTOATTEND GOOD
 ROADS CONFERENCE

CHANDLER. Jan. 16.-W. w. Pick erell, local secretary of the chamber of commerce, returned home again after being Chandler's representative on the Phoenix chamber of commerce excur- sion to Yuma. Mir. Pickerell will leave for Tucson on Monday to attend the good roads conference to be held in that city. and all the other representa- tives present may be sure that they will hear all about the progressive city of Chandler.
 Former United States Senator and Mrs. George Metcalfe of Phillipsburgh. Montana, will arrive in Chandler on Saturday to pay a visit~ to their son and his wife. Mir and Mrs. R. D. Met calfe. Jr. MT. Metcalfe has played a very prominent part in the history of the state of Montana, having served as a member of the Montana state legislature for two terms and was United States senator from that state for two terms also.
 Miss Stella Kaufman, formerly teacher in the local public school here, departed for Bisbee Friday morning to accept a similar position there. Her many friends will regret to hear of her departure as Miss Kaufman made a host of friends during heIS stay here.
 As stated in a previous issue of this paper that Miss Eva Shimmins had de- parted for her home in Mugyeen, New Mexico, and at the last moment Miss Shimmins so delighted with the beau ties and the climate of Chandler de- cided to accept the position as cashier and bookkeeper or the Lukfn Grocery company here.
 Mir and Mrs. Ernest Morrison of Fort Worth, Texas, and formerly pioneer residents of Chandler, are here on a visit. It is probable that the Morrisons will locate here again as MT. Morrison was formerly engaged in
Arizona republican., 1920-01-17
LOCAL MEX|CANS GIVE
 ID VICTIMS IF QUAKE

prived of homes and the necessities of life by the recent earthquake in Mexi- co, a number of Mexicans in this city met at 29 South Second street last night and raised the nucleus for a fund which will be sent to alleviate the sui fering in the affected districts.
 Manuel Avilez was named as presi- dent of the temporary organization which will have charge of the cam paign for relief funds, and the other of- ficers appointed were Roberto Valencia. secretary, and Francisco Peredo, coun- sel of Mexico, treasurer. The next meeting will be held at the office of Consul Peredo Sunday morning. The Mexicans interested plan to conduct an active drive for funds for the next two weeks
Arizona republican., 1920-01-17
DOUBLE BIRTHDAY IF
 HUSBANDS |S EVENT

One of the jolliest affairs of the week was the surprise stag party given by Mrs $. J. Phillips and Mrs. Charles Urban on Monday evening at the beau tiful country home of the former in honor of the birthdays of their hus- bands.
 A miniature Christmas tree formed the table centerpiece and was laden with humorous gifts for each guest. Cards and music were features of the evening and a surprise not planned was the appearance of the wives of those attending the party, who arrived in due season to escort their respective "property' home.
 Those present were H. H. Shirley, smith Chittick V. A. Thompson, A. M. Mayfield. Henry Chambers, E. O. Car lisle, F. c. McNabb. Charles Urban, L.. H. Hewes. Chester Woodbury, S. K. Phillips and w. w. Cook.
 K. U. BEAT AMES
 LAWRENCE. Kan, Jan. 16.-Kan- sas university, 29; Ames. 27.
 -O-
 Phone your Classified Ads to The Republican. We will collect later Phone 433l.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-17

business here and he has a warm spot in his heart for Chandler.
 Mrs Abe Lukin and Mrs. Jack Karn- self were among those present from Chandler at the luncheon given by the Jewish Women's council at the Wo- mans club in Phoenix on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Karnseff acted as one of the hostesses of the occasion.
 J. l.. Entriken, head of the Entriken Realty company here, has returned home again after a two weeks busi- ness trip to Los Angeles.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-17

the same time, left for Los Angeles on the same train. and will return after a honeymoon of two weeks to make their homes in a double house on Thomas road, east of Central avenue. Only few friends attended the cere- mony. Their many friends in and near the city will wish them every happi- ness, as did the clerk at the court house yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-17
Go to Church Sunday

Every man is better for the spiritual improvement he will derive from church attendance on Sunday linen there is the mental improvement to be absorbed rom mastery that develop grasp new thoughts of the day. Subjects which appeal to our intelligence emotions and duty to brother man. The envlroh of soulful peace the benedction of rest from our woraday activities and the enthralment of inspiring
 music potent attractions to influence the habit ot go ing to Church Sundays
Arizona republican., 1920-01-17
THEY FINALLY DECIDE

CHICAGO, Jan. 16.-Club owners of the American association, after wrangling all day over details of the schedule for 1920. decided tonight to play 16S games, opening the season April IA and closing October 3.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-17

Use The Republican Classified Pages or Results-Read for Profit
Arizona republican., 1920-01-17
SUNDAYS PROGRAM

SUNDAYS PROGRAM Bible School at 9:45 a. Communion Services at 10:45 a. m. Preaching at 100 nn.a nc 7:30 Morning Subiect-"THE WHOLE TASK" Evenina subieet-"EvIDENcEs OF THE KING" Christian Ende al 6:3o D.. m. Church Night, Wednesday 7:30 Community Social Friday Night 8:o0.
 SPECIAL MUSIC SUNDAY
 STRANGERS WELCOMED
 Easy to Like and Easy to Find
 Come and Enjoy It's Fellowship
Arizona republican., 1920-01-17
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

IF THE PERSON who stole my mackinaw from my car on Fourth ave
 nue Friday night will return the articles in the pocket he is welcome % kenp the mackinaw. F. Thoma and Company. 119 West Monroe street. hr FOR RENT-Unfurnish house. 10 rooms on East Van Buren. Will lease for one year. Wolpe, 227 West Adams street. Telephone 14S7. bp FOR RENT-Store room on West Washington street, 25x40. also 1Sx50. Wolpe, 227 West Adams St. Telephone 14S7. bp WANTED TO RENT by young couple in good health, about a Broom furnished apartment or cottage. Call for Guy Axline at Phoenix National Bank. br 1918 SPORT TOURING. looks like a new car. Phone 2427. 517 N. Fifth St
 bp FOR SALE-The best auto laundry in town, doing a good business. A good proposition for some one. Must be sold. Apply 520 w. Washington St. Phone 2427. bp LOST-Battery for Mitchell car Friday morning on road between Mesa and my ranch on Chandler road. Finder please notify J. w. Lesueur at Lesueur's Emporium, Mesa. tt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-26
Undergarnents
Unidentified

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batiste with dainty shirred Jokes and lace in
s.rtioe Hsm se1 bed. stripe on shout 0QC
99c Corset Covers, 69c-Made of fine nainsook,
camisole models and prettily trimmed with
fine val laces. Special Friday, <0o
price ...--.......::..:....... w
s5.s5 Night Robes, $9oe-Made of good quail
ity crepe de chine, with lace and eS m
georgette trimmed yokes. ...---... spO.UU
Third Fl001.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-26
Notions Reduced

Bundle Hairpins-Each bundle con-
talns 80 packages, in straight and 10~
crimped styles NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~
Snap Fasteners-Black and white; -
assorted sizes 5 dozen for. ......... -
sIsssE pesd sif s4 rssn a. &c
Mercerized Darning Cotton-In as
sorted colors only. Friday only, G.
Daisy Snap Fasteners--All sizes; 0E~
black and white. Special Friday. ; doz-. AO\
Skirt Gauges-These have chalk at 0S~
taehed For Friday only. AOA
Asbestos Iron HoIders-Good and o.
heavy. 5 for. ZON
Children's Skeleton Waists-With <E-
garters attached. For Friday only.-.. OOA
Lingerie Tape-In assorted eolors- 49,
For Fridays selling only. ~
Steel Hair C.nlers-Good quality, az
with two on card. Special, cards :. NV
Ffrst Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-26
Lansburgh Linens
Quality for so Years
Remnants and Odd Lots at
Greatly Reduced Prices

"A large assortment of Slightly Soiled
and Mussed Linens, including All-linen
and Merccrized Table Damask in to
3Hsyard lengths, also Napkins, Towels,
Covers, Scarfs, White and Natural Lin
ems. Crashes, etc, all at greatly reduced
prices.
First Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-26
$l5.75 All=Layer Felt
Mattress, Sl2.Q8

Covered with desirable brown art tick
ing. Resilient and comfort assured be-
cause of high class filling and proper
Workmanship. A capital Bedding product,
so why say more.
$500 Part Wool Steamer Rug, SS66-Suitable
for travelling shawl as well as auto
robe. 1870 wool, fringed styles, CE Xxx
good colors NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. pOsOO
$1,000 Gray Blankets, $S.77 Pair-For single
three-quarter bed, with pink and
blue borders, wide binding Special 60 ~
tor FRIDAY. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. VOL
$1z.00 White Part-Wool Blankets, S9SS-Size
7ox84. With pink and blue borders.
Very heavy weight closely woven. CO 90
Note the size. Observation-Disclosures. pS.OO
Ripplefte Dimity Spreads $3z7-First quality
Size 8lx90. Ideal for year round O. ~
use &Os@I
$1,000 Satin MarseiIles Spread, 777-Three
beautiful designs, fully finish c71-
Sixth Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-26
S6.95 Brushed Wool ScarfS
$4.95

Smart for wear now when the evenings
are COOL These are yards long, and d
inches wide, fringed ends. Colors-blue,
peacock, brown and oxford with Persian
border.
$3.50 and $500 Venice Lace Collars, S15o-
Long, straight styles, also round shapes, in
an excellent assortment of fine O. IN
EXTRA SPECIAL-CoIIars and Collar and
Cuff Sets-Of nets and organdie also pink
blue and tan organdie; many styles; TO-
special Friday only. .....,......... /1N
First Floor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-19
Good Time Club
To Try Baseball

The Good Time club which hereto
fore has been purely q society organ
iZa ton. tx t. venture into the field
of athletics, Having made u success
OF whirling ON the dance floor, tn"
members are nov planning to show
he lovers IT sports 10 dance on
the baseball diamond.
Following "a general discussion Of
the adv Stability ~ organizing a base
BAH team az q poeting Of the club
last night. % committee was appointed
10 investigate the amount of talent
available, John Seth. treasurer Of thc
club. pointed out that many OF the
members had been players In their
school DAYS and That there wns no rea D.
son why they could not get back into
form. The committee appointed con
sistH OF Howard Ricketts,, basket
shooter Of fame ana an q uth-
lvto. and Roy SchiCk.
The club also appointed "a commit
tee Co make plans FOR holding % picnic
ON July T. The committee consists
OF g. ID Naples. Charles Brinton and
j. NJ. sylvester. Plans for holding %
dance ana card party next Friday
night also were made.
Br SUR and attend the dance ~
ia" Armury tonight.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-19
Next Saturday to
Be Tag Day for
Italian Drive

The Italian relief fund drive VIII
be- launched Monday and will b. ln
prugrrss until saturday night, Sat
urdhy will be- d~eaiRnated hs tag day.
The Objective viii be 5000. Alhu-
q%uerque's quota IN the national drive
for 81. 600. 0O0 which viii be sent to
italy for the reilef OF blind and dis
abied soldiers. widows and orphans
uf thu late war.
An Organization melting will be
held al Colombo han, on North Sec
ond street. between TijeraH ana Mar
quette. sunday afternoon al 8 o'clock.
Teams FOR the work Will be formed.
mt
a meeting a. the home OF q. Bach
cchi WAS held last night. at which
She executive committee was named.
II was made up Of the following
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-19
Fire Hydrants for
University Heights
And Lower Insurance

Residents OF University Heights
may now have less fear from fire.
The University Heights Development
company h. placing two hydutnts on
he Hill. one has been placed on
Silver avenue between Princeton aud
Columbia aud the other OF silver
avenue between Cornell aud Harvard
avenues. P
The putting In Of the MIGRANTS not
only gives Hll residents OF the Uni
Versity Heights more fire protection
hut also viii mean n reduction In
firo insurance rates Although the
amount Of the lowering In rates has
moi been definitely determined, Il is
said that the reduction viii be APP
proNimntely 2h per cen
The hydrants viii also give more
fire protection to the State University.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-19
Democrats Wanted
To Meet Tammany
Special With Autos

Albuquerque democrats who 0Wn
automobiles are wnnpd by Secretary
~. " Wilkins 81 the Chamber OF
Commerce. They are wanted 10 hne
W with their ears on Central avenuf.
~ front ~ the Alvnrudo hotel
promptly 81 ~ o lock. tonnorrow.
Sunday. to meet The TammaEy spec
Gal. the truin carrying New fok's
delegation Ia the san Francisco con-
vcnfl0n.
wi, nave old the New Workers
that Albuquerque democrats are GO
Ing 10 be- out with their Automobiles
to meet diem and show them our
city Mr.. Wnihtus said today anu
u would he mighty embarrassing n
the democI ats dn not show W.
Tnnmnny might conclude thai Al
h%uquetuue democrats do not " au.
tomohficH.'
M Watkins has planned n half
hour spin through TIM city for the
visitors Who Wild include in their
number several famous Hsn in dem
ocratic national politics.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-19

The Y,M. G. a. u pawn shop
Hardly. Hut not i~nffcqucntly does
the litiie iron safe In the secretary y
Office contain articles Of ipr greater
value 10 their owners than the
.financisl assistance which the ASSOC
citation EiveH on the SURETY some
ZINES watches are left. IA many ~
four at one time, IN the safe Keeping
Of the secretary until the owners can
Get back IN their feet and repay Tho
loans. Agnin n u a diamond ring or
other icweiry. aud occasionally pa
pers o. value 10 no one but the
owner.
Professional buns are not encour-
aged bN the miscellaneous lending OF
money which some welfare %orTpHizn-
lions practice. Every man who APP
piles TO the Rssociatinn for financial
aid b. nHked To- leave some surety of
his good intentions. u Is - nee
cFsarily any article Of value, merely
something 10 uphold the self respect
OF the man who needs "a helping
hand, and 10 make him feel hat he
a not accepting charity.
one man who was out Of money
asked the association for a small
loan to enable him to get out OF own
He had nothing of value to leave
INT he deposited his honorable dis
charge from army service In tho
world war lie was a real mgn and
In "a few wcvks he wrote the socrc-
tary saying that he hnd got on his
feet again and returning the few dol
lars which he mad borrowed His
discharge was returned to him,
Every day in'the as|sociatiun's mail
com" letters from men who have
been helped by the timely loan uf a
few dollars. Some Of the letters ARE
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-19
Y. m. A. a Pawn Shop Hardly,
But Many Men Who Are Helped
Leave Valuable Articles There

poorly written aud difficult IT, read.
An are fun Of gratitude.
Frequent letters are received from
women In various parts Of the coun-
Try asking Information about the
climate. about positions. or about the
welfare or some 81 their men folks
they have lost track of.
Only This week @ woman wrote
from IN eastern city ASKING the Soc
rotary " he could tell her anything
about the condition VI her husband
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-19

pieifa Uinolil. Sire. Dinoni. Amadeo
Matteuocl. Mrs.. iNiattencci. Chcmbino
Dnmenica y. ncf rfaie. Mrs. a. Len
cioui. pietro Nichi. Miss Babel Frac-
oroii. A.. l.eucicni, Joseph scnifani
and Mra Louis uianinL The pnbn-
city committee 10. ~ = Mrflls. Guido
Uiomi and Frank FrHcarsli.
The Italian Relief Fund drive ~
nation wide. and IN this state haa re-
ccived the endorsement % Governor
fhffAxhiu uny. r. y. chmubeii. ~
Arizona hna Also PLAYED hla upprc4
val upon IT, = - Merits. ~ 10, pub
iiclty, wis aenf here from the ma
tlonai he%adguariers IN Newark. n B..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-19
$4,000 RESIDENCE
FOR SOL BENJAMIN
Buys Half Block in LIMA
Place and Will Erect
Home

Sol BENJAMIN, ~ south seventh
street. has purchased the south half
OF bloch o. Luna place. from The
Traction Land A Improvement COM
pany. % WAS announced his morning.
Tho property sold Includes the inter
section OF una boulevard ana Tenth
street.
Mr.. benjamin contemplates build
ing 70 $40. 600 home on the newly nc
uuired land. The sule was made
through col. .. X. D. Sellers. agent
Tor the Traction inud n Improvement
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-19
IRIsm STILL rIGmrINn

LDNbONDEltIlN ireland June 10
This city spent another night pf ter
rOr last night as q result of violent
pistol n rife lighting between MAJ
tionnlista n |unioniSts There was "a
two hour pitched BATH, ut the river
side. 'ompHratiNe quiet was finally
restored ht the sOldiery.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-19

EOcHHdTElt. ~ rL'AuuN WftNh-
tlre adoluh \. Hndrntark, to-day
handed down q derihlor hnstninl14 The
Micharls stern Clofhln6 company Or
this city IN ~ siif attt1et tne Anal
enmetef Clothlnf Wofktfs ~ Anteritn
Tor 4 permanent iplunsfion and sloe.
OnN damages.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-19
NsEn #INmNnMEn

pOOHN. Holland, June I'm
prrehonm. private secretary to the
Turmar emperor. assured The Ass"ci-
atcd Press this morning that no attack
had been made on william ut liohen-
znlI,tn, despite persistent rumuts iNht
such an at, X was made at . O'Clock
"Wednesday afternoon
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-19

Grcut Britain now obtains nhout
52 per cent Of her gasoline require
from the United states,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-19

NEM YORk-Mrs. Joseph ". Tlweli.
widow OF the stain wealthy turf
man ana card wizard. Intends to
contest her husbands VIII in an at
tempt Ia ssutc % portion ~ his cs-
tate for lter sun Both widow and
son. vino Ind lived separately frum
him. were left without u sharc.
The finding OF u siik garment In
Iiwclis apartment. which has been
identified ~ the property Of u
New York sOfctN woman II onc
clue TIM police are working an.
Edwin Rhodes, chauffeur for the
slain man. dcniutl that he had ever
taken women Ia Eiwcn's home ~
ever saw any there.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-19

More than 5000 mnfor tfanApurtn-
tionH lines ara NOW III operation ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-19

Tho above notice has been
spread on the door of the office
Of the county asscssur for several
months Property owners are
calling daily tu read the notice and
some Of them lcav" notes and 9th
erH depart to return at the hours
named
But even then th,y are SOME
times doomed to disappointment.
u h. said that Tor several DAYS
the assessor did not come tu his
ofr.s' az uu ana that even nov
his visits ir" Irregular
- WIS here This morning and
You tole me to come this after
noon and then I seen your notice
and would like to know what my
returns are so I can pay them.
was a lfpncilod note left by n
mn who had made long trips
out to the courthouse Tor nothing.
That note has been stuck behind
the assessors notice" FOR three
days
The N,w MrSlco laws de- not
specify that the assessor musj re-
main In his office, but simply state
hc shall dischaur, hi duties ~
making Ia" assessment and turn
his records over To- the county
collector.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-19
Hunting Assessor
Favorite Pastime
At Court House

During the next thirty days
the office viii be- open between
- ana ~ o'clock. should
you De unable to call az that
limo leave word In writing as
90 your wants ana ! shall be-
pleased tn give such infurma-
ton, " possible. hy return
mail
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-19

Br SURF aud attend the dance ~
thu Armory tonight.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-23
Careless Shampooing
I'D. Spells the Hair

hap should be used very care
my. II you want to keep your hair
eehng Its best. Most soaps and
tepared shampoos contain too
asch alkali. This dries the scalp,
Nakss the hair brittle. and ruins It.
The best thing for steady use II
1elsiAed. cocoanut- oil shampoo
which 10 pure and greaseless)
~ y better than anything ella
~ can use.
One or two teaspoonfuls Of Mulsi-
- will cleanse the hair and scalp
uoroushly. Simply moisten the hair
vlth water and rub 1t in. II makes
. abundance Of rich. creamy lath-
which rinsss out easily, remov-
9 every particle Of dust, dirt,
seadfu6 and excessive oil. The
~ dries quickly and evenly, and
: leaves the scalp soft, and the
- ane and silky, bright, lustrous.
my and easy to manage. ~
yca can get Mulsified cocoanut
shampoo at any pharmacy. its
~ cheap, and . few ounces will
sSpV every member Of the family
- montha Be sure your druggisl
gssa you Mulsifed.-(Adv.)