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A Simple, Easy Method
aRd LuxuriaRf.

EIRST, put two or three teaspoon
L fuls Of Mulsihed in cup or glass with
q little warm water. Then wet the
hair and scalp with clear warm water.
Pour the Mulsihed evenly over the hair
and rub it thoroughly all over the
scalp and throughout the entire
length down to the ends OF the hair.
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ITO Be Continued Next Sunday.
The Washington times., 1922-11-05

Two or three tea
spoonfuls will make
an abundance a Of
rich. creamy lather.
This should be rub
bed in thoroughly
and briskly with
the finger tips. 90 ~
to loosen the dan
dr,iH and small par-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-28
Good Quality
Cool Cottons
For Summer Wear

at interestingly low prices
White or flesh color, self stripe, highly
mercerlzed Nanette Cloth for Slips boomers
and underwear; 50 inches wide, 75c yard.
45-inch Printed Swiss Organizes, beautiful
colors, only $1.35.
A few new pieces of Normandy Voiles came
in today, mostly small dots, in black or navy
grounds, Csc a yard.
Tissue Gnghams for 44c that were SOC
to o9c show a few of the fashionable stripes
left but still plenty of the good checks.
Remember, perfect goods, 80 and SO inches
wide now reduced to 44c yard.
White Ratlnes- two more pieces in today
one sec, the other Csc a yard; yard wide.
Also pretty shade of lavender and some
handsome sport block checks for skirts at
S9c yard. White Goods.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-28
lends HER LIFE AFTER
HAVING HAIR BOBBED
Brooklyn Woman Despondent
Over Loss of Her Silken
Blond Tresses.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
New York, July 2S.--Gricf and re-
morse over having her long, luxurious,
blond hair bobbed, drove pretty Ruth
Evans, 25, TO suicide yesterday. She was
found dead in her room n Brooklyn by
Patrolmnn Johnston, who broke down
the door. The end of a rubber tube,
connected with the gas jet, was in her
mouth.
Miss Evans was stcnographer en-
ployed by one of the executives Of the
American Telephone & Telegraph Com
pany. She had boarded with Mr.. and
Mrs. William Brown for several years.
Mrs Brown told the police she was very
found of her hair, which, before it was
cut. crowned her head like q covering of
spun gold.
70 the surprise of the Browns, she
appeared at their home one evening
about three weeks ago with her hair
bobbcd. Soon after that she went away
on n vacation, returning last Sunday,
and taking up her work on Monday.
When she came back che was down
cast and reproached herself for having
tempered with her hair. Wednesday
night she was hystcrical on the subjects
and Mr.. and Mrs. Brown were unable to
calm her until almost midnight when
she retired They heard her moving
about her room yesterday morning anc
thought she had gone TO work unit
2 o'clock in the afternoon when they
smeled gas and called the policeman
Miss Evans left letter to Mr.. anC
Mrs. Brown expressing sorrow for he
act and gratitude for their kindness t.
her; another TO her employer and I
third 10 her brother
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-28

IL took so many treatments and med
iclnee without relief that ] thought
nothing would help me but Plant Juice
has made me feel like an entirely different
woman and can recommend this remeddv
20 anybody" said Mrs. Lowmon.
For about a wear ! suffered from
nervousness, constipation and pains in
my stomach. back and head. The
worst thing about my condition was a
strange numb feeling that would come
over me AZ times ! got 10 feeling so
had that ! could hardly remain up
through the day ! had noises in nv
head aud frequently there was sound
like bells ringing in my ears. took
Treatments all the time but ] seemed 10
yet worse instead of better for ! lost 45
pounds right at the same time was
taking treatments that were supposed
20 Improve me.
Il thought after taking so much medi-
cine without benefit that there was no
relief for me but want TO say that after
taking Plant Juice Just few DAYS ]
began 60 feel better and now, since
taking IL for some time, ! feel better
than for years. can hardly realize now
that / over suffered from constipation
and nv nerves are in fine condition but
the best thing is that those strange
numb feelings are gone and the noises
have left my head. ! eat three big meals
every day now; have gained II pounds
and feel that Plant Juice was simply
a liie-sayer in my case"
Plant Juice Is a powerful natural
remedy, being made from the juices of
medicinal plant life, and has brought
amazing results in great many eases.
Plant Juice is sold in Wilmington at
The Miller Drug Store, 404-406 Market
street, in New Castle by T.. Challenger
A Son, in Newport 10y c. b. White; in
Newark by ". l.. Brown.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-28
OPENS BIG
EXPOSITION TOMORROW
Thirty Nations Represented in
Her Pageant Illustrating
Worlds Progress.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening.

1y ASSoClateu itcSs w iNNtts pNeiihb.
Chicago, July 2S.-Chicago's muni-
cipal pier, built for lake commerce and
popular recreation, will be turned into
n vast show window tomorrow where
the wares and inventions of thirty
nations will he exhibited. 1t is the open
ing day of the second annual Pageant
of Progress.
The long arm Of brick and steel which
reaches three quarters of mile into
Lake Michigan will be studded with q
thousand booths showing the progress
made in every line from radio and farm
machinery to pencils and kitchen ware
The progress made in these lines will be
emphasized.
The vast auditorium, which is always
kept cool by lake breezes, will house n
radio congress for the youths, a business
show for the men, and a fashion parade
for the women.
Nationally known experts will discuss
recent discoveries in voice transmission
at the first named and there will be both
popular and scientific discussions of the
subject. While the women folk are in
specting the latest styles worn by the
models in the fashion parade, the head
of the family can attend a discussion
of modern business methods, waste
elimination schemes and see new oflic,
devices demonstrated.
If the daughter of the family is known
locally for her beauty she has n chanc,
TO have it nationally recognized in tn,
selection of Miss America" She il
to be the most typical American girl a
the pageant. Many cities have promiscc
to send entrants for this event. Eacl
will be known, before the decision il
made, by the prefix Miss" and tn,
name of tho city she represents.
The business and commercial side o
the pageant will not BE over emphasize,
for there will be many parades, athlcti
and aquatic events, including hydro
plane, swimming and boat races.
There will be a number of spceia
days" including Inaugural Day,
when Gov. Small and Postmaste
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-28
TO GO WHITE ONE BETTER.
Kansas Pastor VIII Cha pion Rail
Strikers From His Pulpit.

ReMord, Kan, July 2S.--John w.
Ncwsom, rector of the Rcxford Com
munity Cur Oh, has decided TO go Will
liam Allen White one better in disput-
ing the Attorney Generals interpreta-
ton of the Industrial Court law. Mr..
Newsom, in letter to the Attorney
General, declares he will express his
sympathy for the rail strikers in the
pulpit of his church on Sunday morning.
He says he will make the following an
nouncemcnt:
81 shall undertake to go Mr.. White
one better and say am 81 per cent in
sympathy with the striking railway men
throughout the United States and
especially and expressly sympathizC
with the strikers within the State OF
Kansas. where they are subject to the
provisions of the Industrial Court, which
attempts to determine by judicial fiat
matters that are essentially political
and ought to be determined only by the
freest play of public opinion
| Mr.. Newsom says he seeks neithe
martyrdom nor notoriety, but chal
lcnges the Attorney General to proven
his statement.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-28
WARNS OF NATIONS
ILLITERACY
Federal Educator Points Out Peril
Of Neglect Of Sc hool Teac hers.

New Brunswick, N. j., July $50
long as the boys Of America think Babe
Ruth is the greatest man in America
and neglect their school teachers, or
$4,000 people attend prize fight, but
pay no attention to education, this
country is in danger" declared DIR.
John J. Tigcrt, United States Commits
sioner of Education, in an address at
Rutgers College yesterday.
"lf there is any danger to the natio
il comes from lack of education on the
part of our rulers, the people, and
there is more illitcracy than is gcner-
ally realized. Russia, weather. than
ourselves, lies like great jelly fish
today because of lack of education,
he added.
The com crop in Arkansas last year
Doctor Tigert declared, would have beer
worth s5,0OO,OO0 more if the average
farmer had known as much rs the
teachers who arc being sent out on ex.
tension work. State Commissioner OF
Education John Enright also spoke.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-28
"a FINED FOR TARRING MAN.
Farmers Convicted In Michigan
Court Pay 5000 for Attack.

East Saugatuck, Mich, July Is
Twenty-four farmers living near here
paid fines aggregating 5000 in Justice
Court yesterday as result of conviction
of charges growing out of the tarring and
fcathering of Bert Lenter recently.
Lenters was taken from his bed led
into his own farmyard and coated with
tar and feathers because he was alleged
to have made disparaging remarks con-
corning the community minister.
After the farmers applied the coat of
tar. according to the victim, they stuck
feathers one at time to his body, en-
dcavoring to create fancy designs. firing
of this. the victim says, his assailants
covered him from head to foot with the
| feathers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-28
FINDS BUF FALOES
IMPROVE OUR HERDS
Col. Goodnight Produces Hardy
Breeds Of Cattle by Cross
ing Them.

Goodnight, Tex, July 2S.-Onc Of
the primary physical differences be-
tween COW and n buffalo is that
the former has thirteen ribs and the
latter fourteen ribs on each side. BY
cross-hrccding the two widely separated
animal species Col. Goodnight has
developed few offspring that have
the extra two ribs. Although he is well
,lp In the eighties Col Goodnight is
still keenly interested in the buffalo.
He is n recognized authority on these
animals which formerly roamed the
range by the millions of head. For
many years after they became extinct
upon the plains he maintained a large
private herd Of them upon his ranch
here. L, was only two wears ago that he
disposed Of most of the animals COM
prising this herd The study which
Col Goodnight has made of American
value. In brief statement of his
success in crossing domestic cattle with
buffalocs, he said:
Being raised in n buffalo country,
! became Interested some years ago
IN their extreme hardihood and adap-
liability 10 thrive under all climatic
conditions and on a large range of terri.
tory. conceived the idea of crossing
the buffalo with the common cattle
and II possible establish a race which
would stand the high altitude anc
severe winters rs the buffalo themselve,
do and the elk and the mountain sheep
Relieving the Polled Angus to he tn
hardest Of the COW kind, began som,
wears ago on the imported Polled
Angus found this TO he Difficult,
undertaking OF the breeding kind
After much loss of time and money
learned this could bc done, and an
now IN position To say To breeder
that 1t is prac tical and will prov,
60 bc extremely profitable for the follow
ing reasons:
"As far as have been able 10 ties
them, the cross, when high grade,
immune from all diseases | hav
sent them TO the Gulf Coast, on
thick infested country; none of tn
full hoods have died, and of the one
clghihs one ont Of three have died.
They thrive and do well on los
food than other cattle. They put o.
moro flesh for the food they cat tina
any animal known. but do not carry
the great extra fat which il waste
IN common cattle. Their tallow
worth from 2ls To 3 cents more o
the pound
In my efforts to establish thi
race, ! hope 10 establish the foui
teenth rib of the same as the buffalo
This varies greatly-a few of tn
high grades have the extra ribs Tim
and patience alone can add this pc
fectly THIS will insure greater hard
hood and a longer and deeper ling"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-28
MISS ADELAIDE POTTER
GIVES SURPRISE TEA

Miss Adelaide l.. Potter was given
a surprise tea by her mother. Mrs.
III. i. Potter, last evening In honor
of her coming marriage to Il. Frank
Laird. The bride-elect was the re-
cipient of many useful and beautiful
gRte, Among those present were:
Misses Lydia Comegys, Nathalie
Comegys, Helen NJ. Miller, Alice Nc
I.aughlin. Henrietta Eaton. Evelyn
Martin. Bess Bennett. Cora Williams
Mary Heindle. Bessie Taylor. Heller
Taylor, Ruth Elmer. Mrs. Clarence
Mckay. Eleanor Mcdaniel. Sue Evans
Adelaide Potter and Mrs. H. +. Potter
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-28
Cars In Collision.

\ collision between an automobile
driven by Howard &. Robbins. Of
Fourth and Madison streets. and an
other car operated by James Smith.
of ais Orange street. occurred at
Eleventh and orange streets shortly
after $ o'clock last night. Mr.. Rob
hins car was slightly damaged.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-28

General Work are scheduled officially TO
TO open the exposition, pure Milk Day
when demonstrations will be made
how the food should be handled
for invalids and children, Health Day"
which is set aside for questions OF
sanitation and disease prevention, !,
"Acronautic Day." CANADIAN Day and
Radio Day"
A baby show is also on the schedule
and entries have been received from
five States.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-28
FINDS MOCKING BIRDS NEST
Sweet Singer Rears Brood on Far m
Near West Chester.

West Chester, Pa, July 2S.-The
mocking bird is a rare and irregular
visitor in this region, but this summer
a pair ncsted on the farm of Mrs. Jean
Kane Foulkc Browne, near Sconnell-
town. about a mile south of here, and
reared three young.
Ornithological records of Henry b.
Graves and Benjamin NJ. Evcrhart
noted naturalists who have been dead
for some time, show that the mochinp
bird scventy-hve years ago nested reg
ularly in a high hedge fence along the
public road on the western border 81
this borough.
These feathered visitors have th's
summer entertained many bird lovers
with their delightful and varied melody
both in the daytime and at night.
And will they make John Barley
corn walk the plank?-Omaha Worl'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-28
Fine Mattings
Now $3.50 and S14.OO . roll,

Finer grades Of Rugs in heavy Velvets and
Administers are all reduced. Good Witons
now only $3.50 for the 9 IT, X II #. size.
Third Floor, take elevator.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-28
Penrs Grove Restaurant Burned

PENIS Grove. y. j., July 2S.-Fire
broke out IN Abbott's restaurant at
Carney's Point, Deep Water canal
bridge, YESTERDAY The entire building was
DESTROYED and gtocery store and
garage next door were SLIGHTLY damaged.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-28
THOUGHT SHE'D
NEVER GET WELL
Now Says Plant Juice Has Re-
lieved Strange Numb Feel
ings Over Body.

Another testimonial that shows the
unusual power of Plant Juice as a medi-
cine for the general system was gwen TO
The Plant Juice Man recently by Mrs
Florence lowmon, of 1888 PAYNE
street, Louisville, Nv.
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u,n,ldru that pri,h V"pHulH muHt lac 40
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