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Douglas Island news., 1921-07-01
ALASKA NOTES

T. T. Thompson formerly Of Ju- ucau has established O dairy at Hyder
 Joseph Richard Byron. an old- timer Of Southeastern hrasba died at LorIng recently from homor- images Of Che lungs
 The Gibson auto stage ine will operate nect of Fords and Dodgos on tho -outo between Fairbanks and Valdez this season and expects O heavy tourist trade.
 Bert Barclay against whom a se- crot indictment was recently return ed at Kotctikar 7u 70 charge Of cone sD.racy to violate the liquor laws for having liquor in his possession and for transporting il has been arrested 7t Cordova. Ho will return Co Che First City tc answer Che charges.
 c. H. shale Of Latouche and Miss Helen p. Torroy Of White Salmon. Wash. were married at Kctchikan recently When Che couple wont to Che court house Go get the marriage license Che bridogroom-to-bo was "rrobbcd for jury service thus de- laying Che ceremony for several hours.
Douglas Island news., 1921-07-01
IDAHO WRITER
 SIZES US UP
Says Alaskas Census Should Not be Taken AS Barometer of
 Her Prosperity

Only Che very exceptional conn muntr uas aHsfcl with che i92o reams showing. so lt should not be hold against Alaska. points out Che Idaho Statesman. ttat its population f,u 5fsas during the decade since IaIU War and war activities must necessarily f.aI heavy blows to tcr- rtnras ... Nassl because Che dc- r.rmr. o. men ln Che coiors or Go aar Industries n Che United States proper mus. a.so mean Che departure or women and children
 In nn r.au alone Alaska lost r-n.. people, This was for lai1 rt faf>. 10 would uke tcw such Hmrums to mean a loss ol 5o.o00.
 s uo.b.. chat fle pendulum uU swing presently o che other rltreur I s Che history of an rHof. of -.eoa ttat men arc driven r.. che now countries as nnm t..I.r. Unemployment n che rrrI s.-.s may mean that Che current 70. emigration from Alaska uU ha..m. a current %, immua- H.r ID tHe territory
 Tr. .-. other aotor Co bc com. ..r.I u.ar.r ol ships scarcity .f construction materials and high operating and H..htue costs have worked against Nasst In Che 'ast .. r Sow tterc arc ships .r.r HeH ... alea .n price. huHrl materials arc droDp.ur aar .-. drtur to a lower leyel H.... u... m. soon t1 be down. rr.. .u bring aI..sa lHto che mar t... o. m. world .ea.a as a producer ot r.. o. canned fsh. of wood rur
 forestry bureau thinks Alaska .. ...0-. I-....' .oa. or paper
 M m. biological survey Is equally ..-.. exports ot reindeer n. could bring ff000.00o an-
 .U. r..r and lode mining. as ..t. .H . h..cue more profile .H.. aa. N.s.. ms .rfnre poss.- hr.s tn ... .re
 r.. ..r... . not a barometer of prosperity sm.rm.s m. ove-- ...... .... ar. ..aat prosperous .. Hn.H.. .aat Alaska. V.fh ... .".e population and .,s great
 . may r.. be oeer.rout- . .n..... and moro prosperous n.. -... people r.H. chan W.th
Douglas Island news., 1921-07-01
MENACE TO NAVIGATION

Drifting in a westerly direction. Ono bIackerel hulk ot tfc u-fatcl power schooner Kamefatsa of tho Hhbard-suor Company or soat- ue which burned or Che Western Alaska coast recently wac sighted May 28 by Che master of Che alne schooner Alice. according co adyicos received lu Seattle recently by Com R. A. Abe-uathy officer in charge Of Che United State. branch hydro graphic office The Alice sailed from Seattle April 3o and arrived Iu Port MoIer A'a.ta June 9.
 The latitude ot Che dorc'.c. was latitude north 30 degrees longitude west IDS degrees. lf minutes Tho hulk was about 100 l..t long. with Che masts broken od. and is danecr- ous to navigation.
Douglas Island news., 1921-07-01
HEARINGS BEING HELD

Indicative of extensive power de- veiopmont In Washington and Alas ka. George H. Cecil district forester win hold scrics of hearings on op- piicauons Co Che federal power conn mission tor power development pro jects at Portland during Che month. The first hearing began on June 10 on One application for power devoI- opment ou Orchard Lake ReyiIia- rIrcdo Island. Alaska. Tho appIa- lions are flcd by L. J. voetcr of Ta- comm. R. L. Wecka Los Angeles. and che Naska-AmcHoan Paper Cor porauou of New York cIty Tho site Is situated iu Che Tonga" Na- uouai Forest which being leased by Che government for paper pulp development
Douglas Island news., 1921-07-01

Christian Nols Kongsbach, a fish, orman. was drowned while trolling with Che gas boat Eagle off Whale bay Balanon island. on June 1A The dcceascd leaves a wife and little girl who reside in Tacoma.
 One hundred men are now work ing on Che Valdez end of tho Rich ardson Highway and crews have started out from Fairbanks and Chiuna The valdoz-Willow creek section Of Che road win be open to automIbuo tranlc by July l5.
 The Alpine Club at skagway invited everybody in that town Co join thom in m outing at Dewey lake on tho night Of Che longest day of Che year. Tho main event of Che evening was the biz feed at II o'clock
 Development work is being pushed on Che Commonwealth group Of eight claims m Che Portland Canal dis rict fourteen miles down Che canal from Hydcr on Che American line. Five mon are now at work. under Emil Davis. ono of Che original own- ors Of Che property building a tom- porary camp. cutting a trail and do- ing enough surface work to deter mine Che best place Go start a per mauent working tunnel
Douglas Island news., 1921-07-01
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR United States Land Onice
 Serial 03755
Juneau Alaska. April 29, 1921.

Juneau. Alaska. April go. 1921.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Thomas McCohn. Of Juneau, Alaska. has submitted 0nal three year proof m support Of his homestead entry, sor.al O3755. embracing lands in H. F.. Survey No. SO. new series No. 15A situated on Cowee Creek on Che South Side of Borners Bay, about forty miles northwest of Juneau, Alaska. in latitude 5S' f0' North. and longitude 13f 56' West. and more particularly described as fol- lows
 Commencing at Corner No. l. whence IT. s. L.'M No. S3 F. 8. bears North 45' 10' West O.SG chns; thence N. G7' 3l' E. 7.35 chns. Go Cor. No. 9 M. c. on Che line Of or diuary high water Of Cowee Creek; thence mcanderIng Che said Cowee Crock. CD S. 42' O0' E. 2.2O chs. l2) S. S4' 45' E. 3.20 chs. l3) N. 76s 45'E.S.O0 chs.; C) S. 2f' 00' E. 3.3o chs l5) s. GO l5' w. 800 chs. l6l &. 4' 30' E. 3.70 chs. CD s. 25' 30' E. 500 chs CD S. 5O' 4g E. 3.70 chs. C9l S. 71' f5' E.3.9O chs. UO 8 3S' 15' E. 2.70 chs. CID s. 2' 00' w. GEO chs. U2) s. 29' 15' E. 3.70 chs. UO 8 C0' 50' E. 5.53 chs GD S. l0' 52' B. 1.61 chs to Cor No. 9 M C.thonco S. Sf' 2S' w. 27S1 chs to Cor No. (; thence N 17e 13' w. 39.Gs chs. Go Cor. No l. Che place Of beginning Contain ing am area Of S2.55 acres. Mag ueuc variation 33' 15' P.
 FRANK A. BOYLE Register
Douglas Island news., 1921-07-01
NOTICE TO PAY SCHOOL TAX

Notice is hereby given that Che undersigned has been duly appo.ut- ed School .rax Collector for Douglas in conformity with Chapter 29. Alas to Session Laws. 1919.
 Ai male persons between Che aso or twonty-ono and Gtty years. except sailors in Che U. s. Army or Rev. onuo Cutter Service. volunteer fro- men. paupcrs and Insane persons are subject Go tax In Che sum Of Five O5.00l Dollars.
 Should you bo living in Alaska on or prior to Che first Monday In April l92t said tax shall bo duo and pay- able ou said first date and shall Doc delinquent after May lst 1921 should you arrive In Alaska later than Che first date above mentioned. tax win be delinquent thirty C3O days after your arrival or within ten G0) days after notice is given you
 An persons. firms end corporations employing labor shall furnish List Of employees to collector and arc authorized by law Co deduct amount Of tax from wages Of employees.
 Fines and Imprisonment are pro- vidod by Che Act above quoted for those who fail or neglect Co pay tax or furnish liat of employees
 Dated at Douglas. Alaska April 2I. 1921. J.. w. K1LBuRN.
 School Tax Collector for Douglas.
Douglas Island news., 1921-07-01
OIL FIELDS
 VERY PROMISING
,cont.nuei from paee D

low hills between Che basc Of Che steep eastern slope of Ragged mouu- uu and KatIa river Also Che amo rocks are found u Gand.u mountain. Nclawak mountain Noun, Campbell and Che uclsabor nr small hUs Of tic N.chawak re- zion east o, Boring river. ou Kayak .s.and and ou Che southeastern point ot wIueham island. n Che low hna west ot Boring lake. possibly In parts of che rce.on north and north east ot Boring aEc. and Iu che low hms between Ragged mountain and Che mouth ot che Copper r.ycr.
 Quoting from repor, ot Dr. A. }l B.tomm. professor oi geology iu Yaic university Che character ot che oI is r.ycn as follows "rhe euuty ot Che oil Is from uH de- srees Go 35 dcerces Baumc. The oil is high In gasoline and naptha and has a pararu blsc Sulphur Us ab- scrt The recoverable content of gasoline and usuatc Is about 6a per cont" Many other analyses arc -.vcu I'm Che report witch reference to Che well Che specimen was taken from and need ro, be enumerated bcre
 Tho geology Of Che Kaala ls- r.rt s complex and d.r.oa't to iu- t.rnr.t and does not show definitely Che relation ot che occurrence of tae petroleum to Che suauuanay and structure While .o.a. geology F ror favorable because 't indicates .-reeuary m distribution. rrol.s-
 '- Martin has theory that am ov.-tbrust along Che coast separates th. .omu'.lr folded rock. no tle
 un.. from rocks O. simpler sru.. ure b..oN U tas theory .s eor- -e.. che conditions may b. mu.. moro regular and mon. uwun.. fo he development, ol a good oil fold chan Che surface indication. would .onI to show.
 No uo's have boon driven at the Yamuea re.d which s eastward from Che Kaala district Hc.e. thc best known .erar. .re ucr thc base ot Che eastward .onoe o. ,ae coastal r.drc ot Robinson mountains rtuy extend along lr. IS mIe. In length from point near Naaasa roof ,o Johnston o-o.N They ere from haIf a mIe to tuo mile. from thc bench. ttJonu.toH creek occur Che hrres. of ttese s.onares. t...h petroleum being freely discharged into che crock in considerable quantities One aenaro has boon reported elst ot ley bay.
 Tho essential structural features m Che yatataea se.1aee be'. lo not seem t1 bc any moro complex thaa thrse .u some Of hc productive rHds of California. IT my.Hnr che structure governing .ha oceurrauce simple chan chat ot some of Che aeI-koovu California ne'ts IT tbs Is uue probably only small amount of rteUIent druue win loo necessary to lest Che commercial value ot tre YaEatara ha.r
 Thor. are uo complete tests of Che Yasrura oI and in Che absence Of drune such tests w hage been made orc but tcsts ol samples taken from e.par.s In which ,aere has boon loss ot Che volatile conn pounds Thor. s every reason t1 be- ucve chat Yabafaro petroleum Is of thc .1mc f.rh rral. as hat of Che Kaaua folI The Ka.a'Ia 0o.d .s a reIHIus oI Of Che same general ua- frrn r. fr. unrn.uIr.r|. rn.rnI.um
Douglas Island news., 1921-07-01

logs. which were swung ahoad by @ locomotive crane AS fast as thc logs were put Into position, uos were placed upon them and Che rails spiked down. Che construction train creeping up as rapidly os Che track was completed. Many tmcs Che logs and rails would sottlo into Che mud until Che wheels were under water Gravel trains followed closely be- hind Che track gang. and gravel was packed beneath tho track Co make Q solid roadbod.
 In discussing Che management Of men Browne said to me.
 "We have. perhaps. every variety of human nature in a construction gang. In these days. Tho men come from tho ends Of Che earth. Many of thom have seen better daya An are willing. and Che majority win do am honest days work But there are umes when they must be sumu- lated Co put forth am extra e1ort They cannot bc driven. and au order Go hurry would probably result In O slowing down. so we must rely on an appeal to pride Of race. Every man has it No man likes to bc out- Iouc by one of another nationality. especially 1T he holds Ono other nationality in contempt Good-na- urod r.diculo win sting @ man Into action when every other o0ort iails After ] have touched up Che pride Of Che workers Q litue .aud applied r.diculo whcro it win do tho most good. notice am additional horse power or two develop an along thc line The Mox.cans and Che scandi- uayians would rather porpiro than bc outdonc by Hiudus or hobocs and chat is saying @ lot'
 "What kind of men do you prefer for gang bossos2"
 In oi of my big rush jobs' he replied with a grin. "G have relied ou rod-bcadod IrIshmon to deal di- rccuy with Che men. They are koon. quick. omiable successful and love Che game"
 In h.s youth Browne wos Q printer and had serious thoughts Of becoming an editor but ho decided to be railroad man. Ho started as am engine wiper In a rounJhouse and worked right up until he could uut Baldwin locomotive together Then he became a surveyor After dvo years iu Che fold. ho quit and worked hs way through Che uni- yority Of California Following graduation. hc got @ job In m cu- riuoerus department of Che south cru Pacific Company For over a score of years. as am assistant cue.u- OCT. his work took him Into every
 state touched by Chat company iu tbIs country and Mexico. both on To- cation and in construction
 In 1916. hc was invited Go bcIp build thc government road In Alaska where hc .s now at work, with Nc uaua os h.s headquarters Browne took ho place or Thomas Riggs Jr. engineer who was appointed sover- nor of Alaska Tho Alaska rail- road ou which Browne Is working runs from tide water near Mt Me- Kuley hock into % rich coal mine region where Che supply of coal is almost iucXhausubic.
Douglas Island news., 1921-07-01
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES
lFitth Street between Main and
 Seward Streets Juuoaul

|| |NNN H|IN"NH ".. ... H.HH.N ".."
 Seward Streets JuuooU
 Services arc hold every Sunday at n a. m. in Che church Of Che Chris tan Science Society oi Juneau on Ffh Street between Main and sew- ard streets
 Sunday school at 12.15 D. m.
 Wednesday Testimonial mcotIue at S.l5 D. m.
 Christian Science Reading Room at Room 8. Malony Block Open daily. except Sundays and holidays from 9 to f.30 D. ID and from to 9 D m Wednesday evenings, 7to s.
 The public Is cordially invited Co attend these services and visit Che Reading Room
Douglas Island news., 1921-07-01

....... r.I from .He EHat ..r... .... III. H..uHr Steamship I. N .. ."H.... -ac s-eame. ....H.. H.U from Baltimore and '.. - Seward and o,H.r h.as- M port. ... . u' cargo at rails ... .. m. Alaskan Erru.e--
Douglas Island news., 1921-07-01

ssaEvay win hold Ie nlopend- once Day celebration on July 2nd.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-18
ENJOYABLE PARTY.

Attended by about Atty persons, a
Halloween party was given on Sat
urdav evening by Ernest W. Baker
hls home. i4o4 West Sixth street.
panolng and music were enjoyed
ramos were played. and refreshments
we're served Tho decorations were
elaborate and appropriate TO the
SEASON,
Those present we're the Misses Ida
Mcdowell Marian Clourh. Ethel
Robinson. Rebecca Novel;. Gladys
Harry. katherine Walsh. Myrtle
naun. Anna peene. Frances Hicks,
Winnie puffv. sadie Murphy Hortense
Ia Moss. Mary Corhit, Margaret
Cprhli Beatrice smith. Rowsna Eaton,
netiy Townsend. Elsie Pierce. Birdie
Nlhilck, Stella Appleby and the
Messrs Cornelius Horgan. Palmer
Mcdaniel William Dawson. William
ituecht. James Desmond. Harold Dill
Leonard MCNanus. Albert Robinson
Charles Alexander Charles Miller
Joseph f<uhns, Raymond De Moss
Carl Gretziuger. Charles Kahne, Mel
sln Eslcy. James Baun. Lawrence Cor
fado, George y. Baker. William IT
nskor. gr Ernest ". Baker. Mr. and
Mrs William II. Baker. add others
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-18

A. II In possible to take other ex-
aminations IL you fail TO pass, or II
you wish to try TO make better sradc.
@. When and where was the hrst
mill In America propelled ly power
from = vvotoryvheel9 ~. A.
A. The first water min In the
United States was. in all PROBABILITY,
thdt butt in New England on the Dor
chester side OF the Neponset In 1854,
q. At what time In the fall Ia II
safe to trim soft maple trees. II. j. >.
A. Soft maple trees may be TRIM
med late in the fall after The growth
has stopped for the winter.
q. Is II possible to do some college
j work at homo and have II count to-
ward a college degree? +. X -
A. The Bureau of Education says
that practically sall OF the large uni
versities and colleges have what Is
known as "extenslon courses where
part OF the work toward college de
gree can be taken by correspondence
@. How long do cats live2 Nj. IL. III
x. There are no authentic stats.
tics available IN regard TO the averas'
longevity OF cats, but they often livt
from 10 TO rs years.
q. How Is the name OF Sir Arthur
Quiller- Couch pronounced? III. j
A. Quillcr-Couch is pronounced
kwiller. cooch--the double with tn
same sound as In food"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-18
ITS REPUTATION
MADE BY USERS
A Well-Known New Castle
Del, Man Tells How Plant
Juice Restored His Health.

at certainly beats everything the
marvellous way was benefited by the
use Of Plant Juice and in my opinion, u
is the greatest medicine on earth,
stated MIR. Nathaniel p. Hilyard, m a
recent conversation at The Miller Drug
Store. 4O4-406 Market street, Mr..
Hilyard has lived in New Castle, Del.
for number of years and has many
friends there. Continuing, he said:
"My whole system was IN a terrible
state from rheumatism and | was all
crippled up at times so that | could not
get around 10 do anything; my JOINTS
were so swollen and stiff that | could not
bend my limbs or arms; my stomach was
in a very weak condition and even the
least little bit of food would cause me
the greatest distress afterwards with
gas and bloating: was chronically con-
stipated and my liver, kidneys and
bladder were not working as they should
| was so nervous | could not sleep and
felt worried and irritable all the time; !
had headaches and felt so weak and run
down did not know what to do as had
tried about every thing in the way OF
medicine and did not get any permanent
. results AfOlll AlN Vi bltNAAts a hAtN1 AsANNN
tically lost all hope when ! read in our
home papers Of the wonderful results
that people knew of, had gotten from
Plant Juice, so / concluded, as a last
resort to try it and got bottle. can
honestly say that ] have gotten the
same benefit from Plant Juice for now
have a wonderful appetite and have nc
distress after meals; | am not consti-
pated; no more trouble with my liver
kidneys and bladder and sleep soundly
every night; l am free of the rheuma,
tism with all its pain and have never haC
cold since. l have nothing to WORRY
over now and am only too grateful x
Plant Juice for the way ] have been re
stored to health and strength again.
feel that / want to tell everyone wha
truly wonderful medicine Plant Juic
is"
Plant Juice is sold in Wilmington a
The Miller Drug Store, 404-406 Marke
street; in New Castle by E. Challenge
d Son; in Newport by c. B. White; j
Newark by W. T.. Brown.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-18
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

any question by writing Every Evening
Information Bureau. Frederic J. Has
kin. Director. Washington, ID. &. This
bureau cannot give advice on. legal.
medical and financial matters, IL does
not attcmpt To settle domestic trouble
on oo' any w susicct Ss. write Your questions
plainly and briefly. Give full name and
address and enclose two cents In stamps
for return postage. All replies are sent
direct TO the inquirer
Q. What. Is libidog F. ID. w.
A. Libido Is the term used by
Freud and other phychoanalysts 10
describe the impeling force of our
social activities. His theory is that
In the infant there are only two forces.
those OF self-preservation and Of sex.
AS the child grows up, the sex force
Is suppressed, disciplined and turned
to other than prim,tive sex purposes.
Thus all of our activities, except those
directed toward representation, are
believed by the psychoanelysts to he
sublimations OF the primitive eex
energy or libIdo. Most forms of
scientific, literary, artistic, philan-
thropic, political. and social activity,
as we'll as love and family life. are cx-
presslons of this urge, disciplined and
trained for the purpose OF civilization
Most kinds OF insanity and perverslon
are believed to be failures OF this
force to find congenial outlets in
lcivilized life, with the result that II
reverts to primitive forms or tries tc
do SO.
O.. How much does a gallon o'
sweet milk weigh? II. w. NJ
A. A gallon of milk weighs abou
Sc pounds.
G. When did money begin tc pla,
an important aars In world affairs
l.. II. -
A. While coins had been made an,
ncney used 10 some extent. 1t was no
until Rome became world power Il
the centuries just preceding Christ
birth. that money became fluid an
took an important place in affairs. |
/. ! was also at this time mat soldier
were first paid For their services.
q. II / take Civil Service ex
animation and fail to pass. may tr
, again? c. + 1
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-18
LADIES AID PICNIC.
McCabe Church Members Have En-.
!. joyable Time mt Brandywine summit.


Members and friends OF the Ladies'
Aid Society Of McCabe Memorial NJ. IL.
Church had an enjoyable picnic in
Biandywine Camp woods last Wednes-
day. The trip was made In automobiles.
Tho cottage of Mrs. Il. S. VanDyke
was headquarters for tho day. but sew
eral other cottages were open. In the
afternoon a song service was held in
the tabernacle, during which Mrs.
Walter Sawdou sand n solo. Mrs. II. ID.
Campbell and Mrs. Sarah Garbine of
Philadelphia, and Mrs. ella Rhoads
and Mrs. Catherine Bridges of Will
mington. all of whom were still tent
ing at the Camp, Joined the party FOR
the days outing.
Those on the outing were; Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred McGill. Mrs. Isabella Jem-
ison. Mrs. w. s. Morris. Mrs. James
salmons. Mrs. Rudolph Greenstreet
Mrs. II. l.. Haher, Mrs, A, ]. Hance
Mrs. c. +. Davidson, Miss Emma G
Davidson, Mrs. G. II. Gray, Mrs. J. A
Matthews. Mrs. Annie b. Smith and
daughter Hazel, Mrs. +. ii. overdeer
Mrs. Harry White and sons Newtor
and Frederick, Elizabeth Petit d'
Mango. Mrs. S. NJ. Roberts, Miss
Dorothy Roberts, Lille Davis, Mrs
ID. IL. Klund, Mrs. James Ball, Mrs
Robert Z. Faust. Mrs, Mary Morton
Mrs. Walter Il. Sawdon and son Wal
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. John Reed, Mrs. w
II. Vance. Miss Margaret Edwards
Mrs. Walter Martin and son Waite
lJr., Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughan Clavey, Mr.
and Mrs. A. c. Willing and daughte
Virginia, Bobbie willing, Betty Mes
sick. Mrs. l.. w. Slocomb Mrs. Paul
inc n. Murray and son Nelson. Mis-
Emma Burns, Jean Louise Berry
Dorothy Stevens. Mrs. Harry Nj. Lack
Hand and daughter Louise, Mrs. II.
VanDyke and Miss Mildred J. Van
n.~lra
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-18
TO DARKEN HAIR
APPLY. SAGE TEA
Look Young Bring Back Its
Natural Color, Gloss and
Attractiveness.

Common garden sage brewed into
heavy tea with sulphur added, will
turn gray, streaked and faded hair
beautifully dark and luxuriant. Just
few applications win prove revela-
flon II your hair is fading. streaked or
gray. Mixing the Sage Tea and sui
phur recipe nj home. though. is trou-
blosoms. An easier way is TO get a
bottle of Wycth's Sage and Sulphur
Compound al any drug store all ready
for use. This is the old-time recipe
improved by the addition Of other in
prcdients
While wispy gray. faded hair is not
sinful. we all desire 70 retain our
youthful appYrance and attractive
ness. by daekening your hair with
wyeth's sage and Sulphur Compound.
no one can tell. because il does II so
naturally. SO evenly. You just dampen
= sponge or soft brush with it and
draw this through your hair. taking
one small strand at time; by morning
al gray hairs have disappeared, and.
after another application or two. your
hair becomes beautifully dark, glossy,
soft and luXuriant.