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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1922-11-16

IN. r.sieent propf9et0rs II the Tow
~ Manchester In the County u Ben
nlngton state 81 Vermont are hereby
notiaea that the taxes assessed ~ such
$500 ufthln the year next preceding
this date remain either In whole ~ u
part unpaid on the following described
lands Ia said town . Wit, -
Jaha Hall and Liasie ~. watson
Property.
rertatn piece 81 parcel 81 land
.iteatc ln Manchester in the County %
Bennington and state 81 vermont ehe
as 80 ny 80 being the Roberts Homs-
.t.ad-s firm. Ho-cAIied containing about
one hundred tl00l acres Of land Be TIC
20 soth aides Of the roads Leading 70
East Dorset and Dorset Hill and
Rounded as follows: On the snuth -
lands q Byron jameson on on , 1he Seyts
bv lands OF Henry Sherwin and osf9
puruu 1.-THE Metherbee farm so-callsdl
and ON the East by the HOLSTER faIm
so-cAiIed; also one other piece pcink
~. Roberts Wood Lot so-cAlled. on
Hesch ridge In the North East part OF
me town of Manchester. containing
about one hundred tiOol acre. o. l aath
b. The same more or less. together with
lie light to the water from the sptlhk
on the "Wetherbee farm so-oaiied, as
now used for said "Homestead" farm.
and the privilege 70 isy p ip. said
nfnes which conduct the water from
said springs 70 said Homestead fern nssa,
and also The privilege e dis 9thSs
sHrtngs in the basin In which the aboNt
Mentioned spring Is located. ana Y
couduct the water theretrom ~ ~
Homestead farm being ali ahe ~
Same land and premises conveyed rs rs
said Julia Il. Odbert by ChristopheI ~
T3aberts and wife by warranty Gee
aates April n. 1898. recorded IN boob
90 page 456 OF Manchester Lane
81 In the list to J.. IL; watson
anso,,nt Of tax si3.24; 20 Lizzie ~ MsI
san. amount Of tar 5000. and TO > -
and Lizzie ii. Watson. amount Oh TAX
And 40 much of said lands VIII o
aoid M public Auction at the Sonr
House in said Manchester, on the liti
day OF December, 1922. at ne h9pa aa .
go O'clock In the forenoon OF sara Gay
.bsii be requisite TO discharge soel
as.es with costs. unless preNiousI
paid. . yarnont thi
,sth day of November, 1879
59a NJ II. JENKINS, Collector
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1922-11-16

Women love a clear, rosy complex
ion. Burdock Blood Bitters Is splen-
did for purifying the blood, clearing
the skin, restoring sound digestion.
All druggists sell 1t. Price, Sl.Zo'
Advertisement.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1922-11-16
-E.,.,. ., SMITH w. JAMESON

Commissioners NotlCe
The Undersigned. having been ap
ootnted by the Honorable Probate
court for the District OF Manchester
Commi ssioners, 20 receive
ana adjust the claims and demands Q,
IN narsons against the estate OF
Smith W. Jameson late s. Of Maa aSa All
in said District. deceaseo, anu orai
hv give notice that we will meet LOT
the purpose aforesaid, at the Faetor ~
pnint National Bank In the Nlllafe o.
hsancbester Center in said District, on
the IN day OF May next, from O'clock
p Nj, until 4 o'clock !. M, on SAG d d
and that six months from the IN gay
81 November A. ID. 1922, Is the tiine
limited by said Court for said cTeolto OF
10 present their claims 70 us lot Ga
ANIMATION and allowance.
pated at Manchester this TIN day OF
November A. ID. 1922.
w A. ]. HICKS.
CORNELIUS WHAlJON,
Commissioner. -.
Josephine Jameson. ExecutrM Sz-o
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1922-11-16
STATE or VERMONT
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
ORDER OF NOTICE.


WHEREAS Edwin LNfeXre. Mm. 81 4
Batchcldef. Ernest H West ana II =.
Williams. all Of Dorset vermont ln
ths County q Bsnnins,e'n, hIsf 20 ~
Vermont 3 petition which is ia words
Hnd nEurcs a. follows: ..
TO the Public Service Commission
within and for said State
I'VE the undersigned hereby BRING
our petition and respectfully represent
That We have executed Articles OF
der the laws u the State d Vermont %
DoRsEf ELECTRIC LIGHT COM.
PANY. INC. with is principal p.aes , 81
State OF Vermont for the purpose %
Constructing and maintaining IN sac
Town OF Dorset a line OF poles Ahe
wires attached thereto 60 trensinlt
electric current and TO lease for that
purpose poles already erected, ana iof
the purpose OF manufacturing. eu1lhk
die purposes and to furnish such cur
rent for power for operating manufac-
turing plants: That We desire 70 NE
said Articles 81 Assoeiatioh rh .seh
steps as are required BY law TO incor-
porate said Company and TO perfect us
VI sThsTefore. we pray that you hold a
public hearing at the School Hail. IN
the Town Of Dorset. IN SAID county OF
Bennington, State Of Vermont al an
establishment and maintenance OF said
proposed corporation viii promote the
general good Of the State OF vermont
Dated al Dorset. Vt. this 'Vth day
u oe'0o EDWIN LEFEvRE.
VIM ~ BATcHELDER.
ERNEST II WEST.
". N. WILLIAMS.
/ NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
the Public Service Commission viii
hold a public hearing upon SAID psu-
tion at the School Hall, Dorset YER
ID. 1922, at ten O'clock in the forenoon.
and
1T is ORDERED that the petitioner
shall cause this order of Notice TO ps
published in tie sMsnehestsMs a ySbt
in said County OF Bennington. Tor three
C3) weeks SUCCESSFULLY, the last pup
lIication thereof 10 be at least , WE'VE
Der, A. ID. 1922, and that the petitioner
shall, Ave 90 days prior 70 the lt,th h
day OF December. A. ID. 1879. me M W., -
paper in which this order Of Notice
shall have been published. -
Dated at Brattleboro. Vermont, thls
I'd day of November. A. u. 1879
w. A. DUTToN,
VIM. II. WARNER.
Il. II. PORTER
Public Service Commission
OF Vermont
loFFICE OF CLERK.
Filed: November 7, 1922.
Attest: NEIL ID. cLAWsoN, Clerk
STATE OF VERMONT
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
l. Neil d. Clawson, CLERK Of the PUP,
lie Service Commission Of the state o.
Vermont having by law the CUSTODY OF
the seal and an the records, BOOKS
documents and papers OF. ana appSI
Famine 10 said Commission, hereby
Icertify that the pages hereto at b1cIlstl
lis true copy Of ORDER OF NOtiSE
Portion Edwin Befevre ana LhIee
lothers re establishment OF the DOT
set Electric Light Company, Inc
as fully and completely as the SAM
Iappear by the original files ana recorus
OF said Commission
(SEAL)
Given under my hand and ne so
of said Commission at Brattleporo
Vermont. in the County OF Windhan on
mis- 7th day of November A. ID, lszz.
NEIL d. CLAWsoN. Clerk
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1922-11-16
Your Telephone World

"why couldn't find his in the telephone directory
This is the reply occasionally when ask a subscriber why ne
d serd toll message quickly settle important matter
AS it would be practically impossible to include in one book all SUD
ts to the Bell System each book is designed to include gwen
territory within which numbers frequently called
Bell subscriber outside this territory is wanted you can
reach him quickly easily il his name and number 90 not appear
IN your telephone directory the Toll Operator and give her
the name and address person want to reach # you make your
u on administration basis you both time and money It
really makes no difference Bangor Sioux City or San
Fanesco-vhereyer he within q telephone he can be
reached if he is connected the Ben System
time Won want to reach some distant friend whose
can not find in the telephone directory, call the Toll Operator and tell
her what you want She win try and be able to get
message to your friend though he has telephone and get him to
a public Telephone Station to talk to you.
". r. Manager.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
CUPID Is TARGET
FOR REFORM ERS'
NEXT BIG ATTACK

WASHINGTON. May i.-Uncle
Sam. as the daddy" OF all the
young people OF romantic and
manageable age. will legislatively
sit down on Opponents II Repre-.
sentative George 4. Codd of Michi.
gun has his way.
Codd. former mayor OF Detroit.
and for more than 10 years n cir.
cult court Judge In Michigan. has
resolution before the house
judiciary committee which would
give congress the right thru n
constitutional amendment to ea.
tnbllsh uniform laws on marriage
and divorce.
If he can get the resolution
thru congress and SECURE ratifica.
ton by two-thirds OF the states,
Codd proposes TO follow that up
with bill which would require
lovers TO wait for a week or 10
days after obtaining a license be.
fore they could we'd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
KU KLUx BAND
TO SURRENDER
Sc Members OF IngIewood
Affair to Give Up
ny PRANK II. BARTHOLOMEW

los ANGELES. Cal. May -
Flfty.nix members OF the masked
raiders who took part In tho fatal
fnEiewood affray were today agreed
upon plans for marching 60 the office
OF District Attorney woolwine on
Wednesday 90 surrender In body.
Grand Goblin william X. coburn.
of tho Ku Kiux. made the announce.
ment % the impending spectacular
surrender. which VIII take place on
the eve OF tho grand tury's invesii.
cation of the ingirwood tragedy and
other night rider ouiraRea thruout
the county. The grand jury will be
Rin iis consideration OF tho district
attorneys plea for Wholesale indict.
mentr ON Thursday.
Fifty ak member. OF tho rnRie-
wood band have agreed 60 surrender.
believing II the hes; way 60 meet the
present situation" coburn said
These % arc now errrting every ef.
fort 10 get the remaining members OF
the hand TO join them In the march
10 she district attorneys office.
II; II highly probable That the en-.
tire band OF from IFS to 200 viii be
In line.
''of tho SO who have already COM
mitted themselves 10 surrender. rs
ara members Of tho Ku kiux Khan"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
FOUR HEIDI
MURDER CASE

los ANGELES. May Three
men ARE under arres; and pretty 20.
yearold nurse r. held as material
witness today In connection with the
murder Of Mrs. y. NJ. wheeler. aged
and wealthy apartment house owner.
Those arrested are: John Sheiirt.
Waiter ray and Adam ward. baker.
Evelyn shclhouse. or spellst. a
nurse. ~ held for investigation.
Tho men are alleged 70 have gained
entrance 10 Mrs. wheeier's apart.
ment on the prcsex, 81 reading a gRs
meter. and 90 have garro,ed her with
a handkerchief and looted her effects
~ $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
Harding Shuts Door
on Unhappy Children

Opthanfoiogists' association.
Daughters OF American. Hcvoiu-
ton.
American Press association.
There have been many others;
some not 10 formidable sounding.
The president also sees mony private
individuals. Recent visitors, some Of
whom stayed for luncheon. include:
David wark Griffith. FreckIes
Barry. Lillian Oish. Babe Ruth. Dor.
othy Glsh. tho tAilest man IN the
world. the midRetA. Lillian Russell
and many others
Th~ss children had called Saturday
on the most serious business In the
world. 20 far as they are concerned
the restoration 90 them 81 their
fathers. They naturally beliey~ their
fathers are wrongfully detained In
prison. Hundreds or ,hOisands OF
American citizens likewise believe
this. Petitions IN area' numbers
have been forwarded 10 Washington
In behalf OF these prisonern. but
without result. The crusade 81 the
children grew out OF tho thought
that a human petition could not be
ignored.
President Harding values the
reputation Of being human RE has
said that II he shall be known 10
history as the human president that
he viii be satisfied.
Yet Saturday he closed the gates
Of the White House and tis coor OF
his heart 90 the little chil iren who
had 'rayekd half across the con
tinent 10 plead for their parents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
WOMAN MAYOR
FOR CHICAGO?

CHICAGO. May i.--chicaEo's best
business woman" AIRS. Jacob nauer.
Was doomed to-day By her friends AZ
the next mayor.
Mrs Bauer. n social leader. rrofni.
nent in national and state politics
and administrator 81 n 1850 900 -.
state. bexan her career IA a stenogra,
phor.
After serving three term. n. score.
iary 90 the Chicago postmaster. ahe
married Jacob Bauer. president Of
tho Liquid Cnrbonic CO. At BRu~r's
death. in 1919. abe knew more about
tho busineane than any other individ.
uai. and took over It's active manage
m~nt.
Mrs. naur was admitted 10 the III.
nols har after completing war
course.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
.FILIPINOS OFF
FOR SEATTLE
independence Mission Ready
to Wage Fight

MANILA. y. L.. May Twenty.
four years from the day Admiral
Dewey routed the Spanish In the
battle Of Manila bay and won for
the United States Tssssession OF the
Philippine islands. the Filipino indie.
p~ndence mission left for Washing.
ton 10 wage a fight for autonomy.
The miasibn. headed by President
Quezon Of the native senate. and
Opposition Leader osnena. depart
"a late yesterday on the steamer
keystone State for Seattle. whence
II will Journey by special train to
Washington and there attempt TO
prove 90 congress and the president
that the Islands are ready for com.
plete seifsovernmeni.
The mission IL composed Of about
90 members. including seven native
senators and seven representatives.
together with advisers and technical
experts. Several members cannot
speak the English Language. j, will
remain in the United States about
five months.
49, RAA&f VI approximately t@V's
COO ~ expected 20 be required to
finance the mission. which will be
paid by the Philippine government.
Jorge Is Vargas acts as secretary
Of the mission. Three women. Mrs
ouexon. wife Of Manuel ouezon, Mrs.
Theodore Kaiaw. wife Of the secre-
tary OF the interior. and Mrs. Max.
limo. wife Of a professor IN the Uni.
versity OF the Philippines. accompany
the party.
Americans IN Manila expressed the
belief that there In but slight hope
Of the mission being successful. They
claimed that the vast majority OF the
natives. outside OF the larger centerz
have no interest whatsoever in indie
pendence.
Native political leaders interested
In Independence attacked the report
OF the Wood Forbes mission. sent TO
the islands by President Harding to
study the needs and possibilities Of
granting independence. an a docu.
fnent biased In favor OF the methods
and policies OF the Harding admins
tration. The mission carries with Il
masses OF data compiled In an effort
TO attack the recommendations and
statements made In the Wood Forbes
report.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
Personal

Mrs. Charles X. Poe and Miss Clara
Emory returned sunday from Pa.a-
dsna. where they have been spending
some time.
Mrs. George =. Douglas and baby
daughter Judlthe removed Saturday
from the Minor hospital to the home
OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. stephen
Is. Gibbs.
Mrs. Josiah Collins returned last
week from an extended trip 70 Cali
fornla.
Mr.. ara Mrs. Hawthorne Dent
have returned from a stay Of several
months In California.
Mr.. and Mrs Claude PhiIbriok lef,
Saturday By motor for n trip to Call.
sornia.
Mr.. and Mrs II. NJ. Lewis. OF Nil.
waukee. who have been the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Hedges for
several days. left sunday for their
home.
Mr.. Chauncey Baxter r. leaving TO
morrow for n 10 days business trip
to st. Louis.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Prescott Cakes and
family removed Saturday to their
summer home near the Country club.
Mr.. and Mrs J. u. G. lockwood
have removed from ii47 nth ave.
". TO ga Goth ave.
Mrs. w. II. Frftch left Sunday for
California. 70 remain until after the
graduation OF her daughter. Miss
Eleanor Fri,ch. from Mills college. in
May.
Mrs. James II. Ryan Gay shorD.
OF Chicago. arrived last week TO visit
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. f. j. Short.
for two months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
Ford Now Favored
for Muscle Shoa

WASHINGTON. May -
mouse military affairs COMMITTEES r
decided 70 ask Henry Ford TO sca1
a counter offer for the Muscle ~
nitrate project which IL Is now
ing. Chairman Julius Kahn sa
day.
The committee. apparently ben
ing Ford's offer r. the most acceI
able TO congress-. has temporarily.
least. eliminated all other offer. ~
IT'S consideration. but there stu Z
lists some strong opposition in I
COMMITTEES TO The Detroiter's propoI
In Its present form.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
cleanup
DRIVE STAR1|
Campaign Is Opened WIN
Municipal Wash Day

Led by the BOY gcousz urg.x
special speakers. and reminded
store posters. auto windahleld 80
efs ana lantern slides. sea,,ie =
showing the world Monday To-
civic houseeieaning ought 10 be a..
As a matter OF fact. Moudav :
a sort Of municipal washday. lnas''
r"tlns "a national Cleanup ana r,ss1
up campaign from May TO ~
Arrangements for the local -.
nnce OF the campaign 20 make ~
ne more attractive and beautlf,I's
In charge Of the Chamber OF a.
fnerce. assisted by paint dealers =
other merchants. "a
Hundreds Of posierg were on Z
play In store windows. acor~
autos bore stickers with the sloe.
cleanup and Paini.up." Motion =
ture houses were showing slides -
tive 10 the campaign.
boy Scouts started on n hons.
mouse canvass. They will assi@t
every way 10 accomplish the Old
OF The campaign. Each scout ~
an armband with "Clean.up-Jss1
up on H. The scout In each of :
ez troops In Seattle who makes +
best record for the two weeks \
DO rewarded with a weeks ecl,os'
ship az Camp Parsons. II YOU -
a BIT Of ground hpaded up. or ~
trimmed. ask the Boy Scout ana =
BEE that Il IL done.
run support OF the c1ean.uu :.
Phintup movement e. being =,
~ the American Legion. II IL I'm
mat jobless veterans be given ~
OF Identifying wherever a lob ~.
doing. Call Elliott O74s.
IN addition 10 cleaning o,,, :,
rubbish spots and repainting -
surfaces. u IN urged that flower.
planted and lawns trimmed ana
seeded where necessary.
Another suggestion il 70 clean
the attic and give to the saIy.,1
Army. Volunteers Of Amerlca
some other charitable organlxas,'
an the old articles you are not ~
and probably never viii.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01

navenna Chapter J. -. O. r. n.
will entertain with card party at
the Panama cafeteria. Saturday cyo.
ming. April -. at sac o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
Seattle Teachers
to Get Trip East

X. r. Adams. principal OF Lincoln
high school. and Miss MyrA L. Snow.
president % the Seattle Grade Teach.
ern' club will represent Seattle teach.
eru ri The National Educational anso-
citation convention. IN Boston. July :
10 =. M the guests OF the Chamber OF
Commerce Pacific Northwc~, prod.
uciH committee. The invitation re
suits from the cooperation OF Seat.
tie school teachers with tho North.
west products COMMITTEES.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
Seattle
Society
Miss Creigh Cunningham
Weds Mr.. Charles Dd-
Ter Frat, Jr.; Plan
Dinner and Thedter
Party.

rTusr marriage OF Miss Crelgh Gun.
J. nlnEham. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. william Randolph Cunningham,
10 MIR. Charles nnicr Fratt. Jr.. son
or AIR. and Mrs. Charles plller Frat,
was solomnlrcd In Trinity Episcopal
church, Everett. saturday evening at
0 O'Clock. Rt. Rev. Robert l., Fad.
dock read the service, assisted by
Rev. Edgar NJ. Rogers. rector OF
Trinity ehurh.
The church blossomed with spring
flowers against a background OF
palms and green's lighted by the glow
OF Cathedral tapers In branching can
aelahra. The ceremony assembled a
large number OF friends. "a great
many going up from this city for the
occasion.
The wedding marches were played
nv Miss Mary Louise Weeks Of Sc
attic. and before the service Miss lsa'
bel Blake OF Hoausam sang "oh, FER
feet Love- and Miss Esther Carlson
gave -Agnus Del tGcorges hite'l'
The staff bearers. Miss Edith Lee.
Miss Doris Howard. Miss Marion
scott Miss Theima Thompson OF
pendlc,on. Ore, Miss Florence kcg'
ers and Miss Jane johnson OF berke-
lev. were attired in dainty frocks OF
Nile green georgette with sashes OF
erep, meteor. and trimmed with
crepe meteor flowers In green ana
silver. Plated green tuiie eneireioo
with pink roses and tied with green
satin ribbons were worn In lieu OF
hats. and they carried tall white shep-
herds crooks showcred with bios
SONS In the pastel tnts
The bridesmaids wore aprtcoS
eeorrette and green tuiie wells. whsch
fell to the hem Of their froeks IN mo
haek and TO the waistiine IN front
They were bound BY garlands OF tar.
feta roses For flowers they eAff'"a
Ophella roses In a shower.
Mira Eugene Hagg-rty o'Seh. tho
eroon's sister. was matron OF honor
ana wore her wedding gown OF white
satin with a tunic Of white net. bead
"A With this costume she wore
lexhorn hat. fiower-trirnmed. anu
carried a beautiful shower OF Sotutn
bla roses
The brtd.. who was given In mar
rtnxe by her father. was exauisitelS
beautiful In her bridal dress OF white
eeorxctte embroidered In pearls ana
crystals. The long tulie veil fcii 'he
length OF tho court train ana Wa
held 10 her coiffure with a wreath OK
orange blossoms. Orchids ana uhes
~ the valley In a shower formed ner
beautiful bouquet
Mr.. Charles Dilier Fratt. ST.. was
hest man for his son. and tho ushers
were Mr.. Randolph Cunningham OF
yakima. Mr.. Theodore Robertson. MI
Donald McDoneii. Mr.. chauncey
smith Livingston Of Montana and
Mr.. Hiding LAndberg OF Tacoma
reception followed the ceremony
~ the home Of Mr. and Mrs Gun.
pinxham. a012 Rucker ave. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frats left for California on thsir
welding Journey. Mrs. Fratt trav.ied
In n midnight blue Poiret twill.
HACK marveIla coat lined with red
Canton crepe and a hat OF black
horxehair braid with an ornament OF
kings blue ostrich
The bride n . graduate OF the
r-nlyersity OF Washington. and Is n
member OF Kappa Kappa Gamma 80
roftty. Mr.. Fratt attended the Uni.
verxlfy Of wisconsin and II PM
Kappa Sigma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
George Washington Foundation
Auxiliary
Canadian Women. Club

The executive board Of the Cana.
dian wofnen's club will meet at the
Federated club house Tuesday. May
?. at lao o'clock. followed by bust.
mesa meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
MORE RIOTINC
IN STRIKE ZONE

PORTLAND, May L. Two out.
bursts OF fighting on the Portland
waterfront last night and today ush.
cred In the second week of the long.
shoremen's strike here.
A mob OF 20 men set upon and
beat the cook of the steamer T. ].
Potter and a companion at Munici.
pal Terminal No, late last night. A
crowd OF 800 strike sympathizers
milled about the terminal. with seri.
Gus trouble threatened until police
patrols augmented by the emergency
shotgun squad. dispersed them.
II. A. Roland. truekman, mistak.
en- for a strikebrcaker. was severely
beaten this morning by John A.
Walsh. striker. who was arrested for
disorderly conduct.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
GIRLS. LEMONS
BLEACH SKIN WHITE


Squeeze IN. Juice Of two lemons
into bottle containing three
ounces OF Orchard White. which any
drug store will supply for a few
cents. shake well. and you have n
quarter pint Of harmless and dc
lightful lemon bleach. Massage
this sweouy migrant lotion into
the face. neck. arms and hands
each day. then shortly note tho
beauty and whiteness Of your akin
Famous stage beauties use this
lemon lotion 10 bleach and bring
that soft. clear. rosy-white com.
picxion. also M a freckle. sunburn.
and tan bleach. because II doeant
irritate.--AdvertlsemerN.