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The New York herald., 1921-11-28
SALOON MEN BUYING
MANY DRUG STORES
500 New Places Opened in
City Last Year, Say Fed
eral Agents.
PHARMACISTS COMPLAIN
Newcomers Cut Rates on Sun
dries to Attract Trade and
Get Liquor Easily.
PHARMACISTS COMPLAIN

Since prohibition one-third OF the drug
stores in Brooklyn have ch; nged owners
and most OF the new proprietors are for
mer saloonkeepers. This is the estimate
If Ch ries II. Heimerzheim, secretary of
the Kings County Pharmaceutical So
ciety. VINO has been druggist for TWEEN
ty-five years. Mr.. heimerzheim said
that in the last six months fabulous Of
fcrs have been made for drug stores. He
asserted:
'EX-saloonkeepers have invaded the
drug store field They are supplying the
capital and have a drug clerk as their
chief ala. I regard them as a menace
and disgrace to the profession. They
are not concerned with medicine Est: b.
llshed druggists have q hard time to get
q small quantity OF alcohol for legitim. te
purposes, but some OF these newcomers
start right in with a good supply, and
they don't seem to have much difficulty
in getting It replenished.'
Federal cgents estimate th9t 500 new
drug stores have been established in
New York city in the last year.
The Kings County Pharmaceutical So
ciety has opposed the law permitting
drug stores to dispense liquor. DR.. Will
lam c. Anderson, chairman of the as
soclation's legislative committee, Il; s
uTbeu lndl pnNSiClssllS iSSuIH5 illQOi
scriptions should be required to indicate
the name OF the druggist who is to fill
them. and tn; t druggis should be per-
mitted to fill only those prescriptions
earring their NJ mes.
The New York State pharmacy law
does not require that Il drug store owner
be registered pharma cist, so that ii is
not difficult for persons with bootleg
ging intentions 10 obtain stores. But
they must have Il registered pharmacist
on duty during certain hours.
The drug store which has the trade in
liquor as it's reason for existence. ac-
cording to Mr.. Heimerzheim, sells sun
dries at cut rate prices and attracts
|; rye trade. Customers soon learn that
not ell the sources of liquor have been
dried up Profits have been so large
that owners have been willing to risk
fines.
retail druggist is entitled to an IT
permit from the prohibition authorities,
which enables him to obtain Withdrawals
OF 400 gallons of distilled liquor and 400
gallons of wine in one year through
legitimate ch9nnels. There are now
about 5000 OF these "I'' permits In ef-
feet In New York city.
Peter Diamond secretary OF the COM
mittee on prohibition Of the New York
Pharmaceutical Conference. snid that
never in the history of pharmacy have
there been so ny drug stores IN this
city owned by persons who are not reg
istered pharmacists.
The New York herald., 1921-11-28
BANDITS ARRESTED
AND LOOT RECOVERED
TUo of the Chelsea Robbers
Taken by Police.

SpectaI Despatch to THE New York HERALD.
BOSTON, Nov 27-Two of the auto
mobile bandits who committed the SEN
sational payroll robbery in Chelsea Sat-
urday were arrested tonight by Boston
police inspectors who also recovered sp-
proximately $4,000 of the stolun funds.
The prisoners are James Luna. "a,
Everett, confessed driver OF the bandit
motor car and John Dubek, 81, also
OF Everett, In whose room the stolen
money was found.
Conicident with their arrest tho
authorities discovered the bullet ridd.ed
car In which the robbers made their
escape with their $2s,000 loot in garage
at Everett.
Luna was arrested in lodging house
in South Boston, where he had been In
hiding since early morning, nursing a
severe bullet wound in the right arm.
According TO the police the prisoner
confessed that he drove the machine In
which the bandits escaped and claimed
that he had four confederates, whom he
described az "bootleggers and miners"
Two OF them, he added, were members
Of the BLACK Hand"
The New York herald., 1921-11-28
METER CHARGES TO STAND.
Multiplying order Does Not Apply
In westchester, IL Is said.

Francis a. Strat:on n Mount Vernon,
president Of the Westchester Lighting
Company, Issued n statement last night
in which he declared the decision ~ the
Appellate Division for the Third Depart
ment. nullifying the service charge for
gas meterf levied by the Rochester Gas
and Electric Company upon the people
OF Rochester. does not apply TO West
cl.erter county.
He also quoted an order OF the Public
Servict Commission that until the decl-
sion of the appea. In the Second Depart
ment "the commission will not deem u
70 be its duty TO treat the gas companies
whose tariffs include service ch &c
as misdemesnts. nor as having incurred
penalties"
This, II was said, puts a stop TO plan
In Yonkers 10 start n campaign against
payment OF the service charges.
The New York herald., 1921-11-28
E. c. YELLOWLEY MAY GO
TO HELP DRY UP CHICAGO
General Reorganization There
NoU on Foot.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 81. - Reorganiza-
tion Of the prohibition enforcement
forces at Chicago is being perfected.
Commissioner Haynes may make a per-
sonal survey of conditions In Chicago in
the first part of December, 1t Is said.
Transfer OF e. c. Yellowley. head Of
the mobile prohibition agents corps, from
New York to Chicago with view to
repeating there the intensive drive
against illegal liquor which he conducted
In the Eastern city, Is under considera-
ton.
Reports from Chicago officials indi-
cate that conditions there from the pro-
hibition standpoint are on a par with
those In New York before the assign
ment Of the special forces to that city.
The New York herald., 1921-11-28
Native American Element
Blames Foreigners for
Wave of Lawlessness.
NEAT FOR THE AGTTATORS
Publicity Agents for Prisoners
Keep Up Clamor for q
New Trial.

Special Despatch 10 THE New YoRK HEsALp.
Boston. Nov. 27.-The bitter racial
feud which has spread through New
England as result OF the controversy
growing out of the conviction OF Sacco
and Vanzetti, Italian labor agitators.
was further inflamed to-day by the
daring holdup yesterday in Chelsea,
where four bandits got away with the
$2S,000 payroll of the a. G. Walton
& Co shoe factory.
Identical IN almost every detail with
the South Braintree holdup in which
paymaster and his guard were mur-
dered and for which Sacco and Van
zettl are convicted with death as the
penalty the Chelsea crime has been
seized upon by both sides in the con-
troversy as new material to keep alive
the conflict. 1t was the theme for
mass meetings held to-day to protest
against the conviction of Sacco and
Vanzetti.
The org essential detail wherein the
Chelsea holdup differs from that in South
Braintree is that in the Chelsea case no
one was killed. But In both bandits
drove to a shoe factory in an automobile.
engaged in a pistol battle with the men
handling the weekly payroll and escaped
with the money bags. The descriptions
given by eyewitnesses Of the Chelsea af-
fair are almost the same as those given
,f the three bandits alleged to have been
with Sacco and vanzetti at Braintree.
Even the old army coat worn by one of
the gunmen was there. The plan was the
same, the same skilful workmanship dis
played.
The New York herald., 1921-11-28
Foreign Anarchists Blamed.

While all the authorities, Federal,
State and municiral, of half a uozen
States are hunting for the Chelsea
bandits and the lawyers in the Sacco
and Vanzetti case are making ready 10
proceed this week with their appeals in
court for new trial, the publicity agents
are making the most of this new develop
ment.
The Boston defence committee. in a
statement isued to-day, stated that the
Chelsea holdup war unquestionabIy by
the same band that committed the Brain
tree murder. 1t is cited as further proof
that Sacco and Vanzetti were convicted
because they were anarchists and not
on the evidence presented in their trial.
Making the sweeping charge that the
Chelsea and Braintree holdups, like the
others which have been committed
throughout this section In recent months
The New York herald., 1921-11-28
TRUCK DRIVERS MAY STRIKE.
Boston Men Demand 4J Hour
Week Beginning january 4.

BosroN, Nov. 27.-The local union Of
the International Brotherhood of Team
sters. with membership of 5000 truck
drivers, to-day authorized it's confer
ence committee to call strike il neces-
sary in contending for nine-hour day
and q five-day week in negotiations with
employers for a new working agreement
beginning January ], next.
The union demands no change In
wages The employers have proposed a
wage cut of S5 a week, an eleven-hour
day instead OF the present ten-hour
day. elimination OF holiday pay and re-
duction in overtime pay.
The New York herald., 1921-11-28
Superintendent of Receiving Hospital


A, NJ.
"A
The whou
Vice Commission
the
MARQUETTE
viii sunics
until examination. ~ " '"'
The New York herald., 1921-11-28

to the terror of all business interests, are
the work OF Foreigners" those who are
bitter in their denunciation of Sacco and
Nanzetn charge that the crime wave is
all the work OF the foreign anarchists"
1t Is this wholesale condemnation,
heard on ali sides, which has supplied
the Sacco-Vanzetti campaigners with
their new material They are not slow
20 take advantage Of the opening. They
VIII make new publicity drive with this
racial hatred for their theme. The move
has gained momentum overnight. The
charge made heretofore through under
ground channels that Sacco and Van
zetti were convicted solely because they
were Italians with radical beliefs Is now
to be made openly and spread throughout
the world. Statements made by Fred
Moore counsel for the convicted men, in
ais demands for new trial have been
picked out for widespread circulation
RadicaIfsm Chief Issue.
During the argument for a new trial
Judge Webster Thayer asked Moore how
the issue of radicalism was to be kept
out. and the lawyer answered:
II do not think 1t car lie kept out.
but because II cannot--is that any rea-
son why the defendants should be de-
barred from new trial2 II an injury
Nas been committed against the defen-
iants does that debar them from 4 new
trial because at a new trial 1t cannot
be prevented? 1t becomes the duty of
this commonwealth to give new trial
and upon that trial to take steps to
safeguard the defence even IL this Issue
Is involved. 1t becomes a question
whether the commonwealth and the
judiciary have II within their power to
protect the rights of the defendants.
"The issue of radicalism canrot be
kept out of this case any more than the
issue that the defendants were born in
Italy can be kept out. They are Italians
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-17
MOSCOW JA|ls ARE
Ov[RGR0WDED NOW
All Monasteries Have Been
Turned Into Jails. Exeeu
flsurssl Take place "
Wholesale

Risa. Jan ii fssslan hostages
reiafnlut home trom Noseaw s,ase
'hal an lhe Moaeow iasss sfe o,et
crowdel with prisoners ire naH ber
iupf'eeped helas marc MN ioo aa,.
on~ulfh of all the inhabitants II
Moscow
Az monassefles n ~ eiiy hNe
hecn laguea into iuh ora eseu ,ha
appcr stos ot laree ruahsf aaek
aas cen fstea ap a aa 60 a,eomuo
date so.p0o prisoners
rhe conditions 10 ,he hlla weee
sald 80 BE- ndraefAahle Oae 90 ,hs
hostages referrlaa to the cuaaluans
during june and Jul, eaid eWe
We're llsine unler tne shaanw II
death EVERY nishi a. ~ "a afleoe
era weee torn from ths jal ior eSsse
tion
OWNS 20 ihe constant feslins ~ ne
rrarnees AZ death many u ihe ptlao
ers pecaue insane ana many feil 81
fscm aadeFfeednT ihc hesiaFe added
gast month The lcuish prison S
declared hanTsrtrlke as prose
against ihelr imprisonment whlsh al
most amounted 20 breach 80 h
roarc treaty between lAts.a AND llaw
slg They wefe tfoed ai lNe request
af lhn lAtvian Amhassador
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-17
HE IS RICH AND 45,
WIFE SPANks HIM
Man Who Couldn't Explain His
Absence From Home Ia
Treated Rough ny
n nrstet HALE A

Ne fanta ian ig wMlam A.
ilafi a. rseh reel estate ewuef aasl
Vnn ~ the late mnNoualrp Aaaa.t
n lgaw wha wee h.glevra Is haus
hsvn kHlra s,ed "a rs ihr sgs, aas
Fital " whss physltlAaA arsesel
IS AlehlY ueetnaa -,aa,aa
iIars Nnnday r,uraea hama sf,e
4 u4airfious al#tare 4 six dsya ami
received souad 2AAAtgnR gsun
hh aige Nha aa'l reusfsra IN sap
p~ist kiinasAex ia ghe pot,es
Anofdlun to felatleer ani paixh
hore shv sAlus e4 ae waa ea
acted ia ,hr lIset helnp " faahlau
ahio rereNlne aNenue eAEu iiar
accompanied by man vhp la saai
So he lenes rsNvx afFiye' aaps
wife Where hsve sou heeAn
Husband Durham. Na
"Why dltps ypu Vt ne ssaN whete
you vefer
~couiaus eeg yqa 81 fhe nhane
why didni yaa wite'
"raulsnt
what hayo s,m hten aolns
Rabbit han'lhR
Mrs susanna Ailang Itarta mesh
er 20 loss lors up she ooestioelae
an1 Mia ff4.e 4,intfat4t4s.t.f th4.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-17

ay pesrisss ouartstte. sterling ve,o.
Tea Lewls' JaKx. aAnd. OaeAr seanIs

led lewis lara. Band. Oscar Ssa0le
The Peerless onNf,etta pu IN ar
best efforts into aiugin& II aaw Az
hese ftr Columbia this month ana
iAe resell ia a rNnrd which Wlll ee
known many hundreds of miles from
broadway as wsll a. en that iho
atigal Mueea on tae either ~ AZ
ths fesurs ihr sterling TNa has
produced real h, az uelody sa
Mothers Lullaby
Tired ~ Mo" and THAT Rias
liHa lee age ihc iva latest loxsfols
recorded gof Columbia by red Lewis
lasy Band slaneets wiil noi ,na
Vety soon uf "Tlrcd 3, Nlp Nth 4s
" lslilhg ubhlTato rs fel l.pNf
hnae'f ana they Wli certainly e.i
iof wrlRNllnK 81 The Rlgn liea .ee
Mura oF ae eternal huamty ai lriah
music Is found in no familiar strains
" 'toyr's ola sweet SONG as sung
by Oscar Sea lv lof Colunella Re
cords this month There la hann.
ina plAinllv" quality "a his fruaets
ing Of SILVER 1hreada Amonn thn
Gold that a Il not easy 10 forget
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-17
QUICK RELIEF FROM
CONSTIPATION
Get ID Edwards Olive Tablets

hal " 'he hNgNi ery 81 thnssAar
slNe IN hdNmfsa pftshNeei tMYa
lAh*sA the substitute f3 saaanel
IN Edwards 4 pFasfAiina physselar
fss ly Yyas afsi cabinets nki gsfns
neusN a4sfvegeyl the lsHluia ~ Gave
latlasA whale tnatlna pagisrga lw
fffssat epnAfsfnllAn and taffad avurA
Ig Edwards Illlvs tatleaa Ga ma
cusaii aiosfH bas heating. soothing
s1etahlc aKafsye
Nu snpu4 " w 'tsYmse" II thrss
hlslH 'gsas fFNissd ulitt phiFwi tah~
lefa Ih*v kAS4 ne lss~eh and hvsf 10
as normally iles nessf lssN tlems
u nnagMns ghn
II yHf hasN turk sfu~n rioush -
lxa lsvnss 4 sfsf fired lsrllug ask
leadAle sosNii liver spnatsfAashHL
Ysall glFNl aNs II ate aixi pleasant rrs
ssilsA & "a NV a sWn a II EdwassiA'
oliyc s,,sssH bsifjlnrs
ifaAta IA ~ slsin evetY rslxtaf iss<l
q afsutAsAit ~ GllEu' ~ nfd Z I.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-17
= <-7sH . = = = =. Y. = -N ,.
CHARGE ACCOUNTS AND
q THEIR VALUE

TxgxE xx:ss .gx = = 2
Tie psychology of charge account
IS In favor OK the merchant because;
/ The charge customer usually
buys where she has charge account
and does not shop elsewhere
?. A charge c. oruer usually
spends more money than the cash
customer.
;. Price is not given the same
consideration Il the mercfandise Is
TO be charged II cash il TO be paid
the very act Of giving or handing
out the money IS negative and not
positive. which makes one consider
ard reconsider the price asked
However. the scales are nos tipped
entirely in the merchants favor The
BENEFITS to the customer are suffi-
cient TO strike baianre FOR in
ssance.
!. Convenience
?. Opportanlty to take ADVANTAGE
o. special sales xhen the ready cash
IS not II hand
> charge account Is equivalent
to Temporary loan without secur-
fly
There are three classes ~ custom
ers With whom we must deal through
credit department:
/. Responsible people. who Drac-
slczily demand charge account as
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-17
STOP ITCHING eczema
Penetrating, Antiseptic lemo
VIII Help Yoa

Eegor mind how oitsn y0uhavn tfied
and failed. youcan9ophurniia itching
eczema quickly b. apply * Zenio
furnished by any druggist iog 4pc Extra
large bottle, Si.01 Healing htalna the
moment zemo In applied. - short
time usually every trace og sexcma,
letter, pimples. raah. blackhspda and
s4milar skin diarasea win bo removed.
For clearing the skln and making u
vigorously healthy. .alwayan@Iemo. tlie
penetrating, ansisepiic liquid. lt n not
agfcasv aaivc anditioeanot stain When
other. lail II IL tho one dependable
treatment for skintroubIesoi al lklnt4.
Thf ii. v. Rose Co. Cleveland. o
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-17
tFirst Published IN The t,utbfle Daily
Leader Jam 7th 10 eth. laail
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS


Sealed bids viii be- received at lAa
City Clerks office tho Clfy IL Gu,a.
rio Oklahoma % A Nj. January lStn.
1921 Tor the construction of sanitar.
sewers Ia the following nower dis.
irleis. io.wi District Number fGal
sixty two and District Number tep
sixty five
Plans specifications and blddns
blanks are on file In The CITY Clerk :
office and are open 70 publlc inHpef
ton
Chcck certified BY sUne bank with.
~ the Ci,y of Guthrie, Oklahoma. or
bidders bond ia The amount Of ca
five nor cent n bid viii be required
of good faith and conditioned that
conlrnct and bonds as required Will
be executed aud delivered within ClO1
ten dayt from the award of ttn,rast.
by The successful bidder
The MAYOR and Commissioners rns
serve the right 70 reject any OF IN
bids or 10 waive defecta and ACCEPT
any bid al their option
The Mayor and Commissioners ~.
meet az the Mayors office Ia the Ci'y
Han Ia the Clty Of Gutlf IT, Okla
,na January 18th. 1921 at The hour
of te'l A. VI 10 canvas the bids and
award the contract ~ which time any
person interested may appear and
protest against the Improvement.
Dated this 9TH day ot January 1921 (
Geo. l. Anderson
City Clerk
There are 5000 salmon fishers in T
San Francisco who 80 ono" yeaf 20 (
Alaska for the annual pack Their
wage aggregate sc.0o0.000
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-17
STOLE \ MAIL PACKAGE OF
Fo0D: DEATH TO FOLLOW

Warsaw. Jan. i7 Edward Peters.
30 years old. a clerk IN the Waraw
postoffice. was sentenced 20 Death re
Gently after having been convicted OF
stealing q package OF food sent by
mail from America lie was tried a
der law making it capital offenfc
TO steal from the government lils
sentence Is now up on appeal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-17
DRIVE AWAY HEADACHE
Rub Musterole on Forehead
and Temples

Aheaiachc remedy without the dan
gers of headache medicine" Relieves
headache and that miserable feeling
from colds or congestion. And it acts az
oncel Mustercle is a clean, white ONT
nnent. made with oil Of mustard. Better
than a mustard plaster ard does not
blister. Used only externally. and in
no way can 1t affect stomach and heart,
as some internal medicines do.
Excellent for sore throat bronchitis.
Group, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia,
congestion, pleurisy. Rheumatism, lur,-
bzgo, all pains ard aches of the back
oE joints. srains, sore muscles, bruises-
chilblains, frosted feet, Gods Of the.
chest ~ often prevents pneumonia.
sc & &C jars: hospital size $500.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-17

"a matter os riehf
? irresponsible scoFe who are
always SEEKING credit
? Responsible people who pay
cash and yet might open a charge
account II invited 10 do SO.
Pre-dated cheeks are demanded ay
some store keepers ii Hen of credit
which is q good system
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-17
PAGE TTIREn

haA oveFvoat AMI collAr
Mfm AinpHs tcsafea d, th~ rAi&sll
hast sf8gs
sifes heem agf eHa uen ant
wnm~n ser Declared
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-17

fAa AAie FaifNo clerks uafaa
Ass adepts . rvsniuilaa ia favor az
esevraihs fhA phlpment ~ var ms
teflals safuA4h aei4snFand
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-17

The first woman 10 fly from Para
70 Morocco distrance OF about -
iso miles made the flight in two
days.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-17

Turkey is the only country IN
Europe where there are no woman
suffrage associations.
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Nnrlrr

Flee'Hlas February isi The CmAsls
gsanafY siii adops eAsh aYstsm
snspsia bApAs sg4 he aalA At Per
fnpi lusnuat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-17

Carrier BOYS n4yc 10 receipt books,
70 not pay them fer Leader sub
scfptions.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-17
Other soaps cost five
times more

There are soaps which cost fve
times a. much as Palmoiive Most
fseixi soaps s-e higher priced But
there are no soap ingredients more
costly than palm and olive oils.
Tkere Is nothing so luxurious.
Il ia only because we make il for
millions thar Pzlmolive sells az l0c.
Palmolive factories work day and
night 10 supply the demand. The
costly OILS are bought in enormous
quantities. Result, the popular 10
cent price aud the most popular
toile, soap in the world.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-17

Busaraneers have given no trouble
tn Australia since aNs9
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-17

leader Classified Ads &c, Results
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-17
For 5000 years supreme

Palm and olive oils were Cleo
psua's cosrnetscs. They were the
laxaries oi the Greek and Roman
baths
They were the basis of al zneient
beauty. Nov modern exrerss 90
osefseas TO &c, them, and hlend
them for you ia this scitntlhc way.
There never has beeI. and never
vail be, anything 10 match then
Tor the tkin.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-17
No medicamcnts

paimolivcis just soothing, cleansing
soap. Its blandncss comes through blend
ing palm and olive oils Nothing since
the world began has proved 50 suitable
for delicate compilations.
All its beneficial effects come through
gentle, thorough cleaning. There are no
indictments. No drugs can do what
Nature does when you aid her with this
scientific Palmolive cleansing.
Millions of women get their cnvied
eomplexions through the use OF Palmolivc
soap.
The Paimofiee Company Miliedakes u A. The
Paimolfre COMPANY of a,ada LIMITED Toronto Ont
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-17

mistake 4 healthy, rosy, clear, 'nooth
SKIN must be clean skin, first OF al
There is no need for irritating soar.
palmohve soothes ana sottrns whi'c 1t
cleans. Its based on palm and oligc oils.
Force the lather into the pores BY aeentIe
massage. Every touch IS hamy. Then all
the foreign matter comes out in the rinsing.
Ifyour skin IS very dry, use cold cream
before and after washing.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-17

Imperfect
compiler r.
q n 4 8
cnuscd by
u sluggish
L5ver.h Mil
lion 3 OF
pe op lie /,
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A costly mistake

Harsh, irritating soaps have led many
women 70 omit soap. That is costly
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-17
Beauty's S basis

IS pure, mild, soothing soap. Never go to
sleep without using il. Women should
never overlook this all-important tact.
The basis OF beauty is thoroughly clean
skin. And the only way TO it IS soap.
There is no harm in cosmetics, or in
powder, rouge, ify YOU frequently remove
them. Never leave them on overnight.
The skin consists of countless glands
and pores. Thev clcg with oil, with dirt,
with perspiration-with refuse from
within and without.
The first requirements to cleanse those
pores. And soap alone can DO that.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-17
you again?

Fortunate is the woman who can answer
eyes. But manv woman, Il She Is honest
with herself, is forced 10 he in doubt
after that she pays stricter attention to
her personal attractions.
Aradiant skin glowing and healthy, is
more than a"sign OF youth. /; fsyouth.
And any woman can enjoy il.