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INOIIIIHHFU rom PaRe Unt.J
burning oven. But Hans purposely
delayed crawling into the oven. The
old witch impatiently showed him
how. When she did the children
pushed her into the oven where she
persisted. At the death Of the witch.
the Cake House. suddenly resolved u.
self into many children which the old
witch had enchanted. Hans and
Gretels mother and father appeared
on the scene and all rejoiced.
Such is the story and such Is the
way the Riddles present n.
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AN ENJOYABLE VACATION.

NEW YORK, Dec. 14.-GR)-Law-
renee Lynch, driver for a grain firm,
has had his first day off in 80 years.
He observed it by lounging around his
employers stable.
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MAN IDENTIFIED.

= Sunday, however, Owen Kilday.
Identification expert, identified the
man BY his finger prints as one want
ed in several states for passing worth
lsss checks.
Later federal officers identified him
n . man arrested in New York on
November IL. last, who escaped BY
jumping from a train en- route fron
New York to New Orleans, to face
triai. he faced the charge there of
transporting a stolen car, officers
said.
Following his arrest here. police
have notified officers in various parts
OF the country where he is believed to
- wanted.
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HERE AND THERE
BY TELEGRAPH

shoulder blade and knocking Cavasos
to the ground. He was not seriously
hurt.
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TWO KILLED

The murder indictments are based
f2n me Deaths Of r. Z. Usry and n.
~. heiehelt, killed during the two
year reign of terror in the st. He'd
zsElg district. The other indictments
are IN connection with holdups and
s5ettacks on many persons during the
last eighteen months. '"'
capture of the three suspects was
drought about by Deputy Sheriff sam
zyames, Constable Duke Carver and
ohn Long, chief investigator in tbe
district attorneys office.
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GUARD COURTROOM
{ AT TERR0RS' TRIAL
CONTINUED From Page one.)

Facilitate a rapid hearing of the
-charses,' District Attorney c. NJ.
9Chambers said. "We will ask the
death penalty in each case"
= Difficulty in selecting a jury is
anticipated, because of the wide pub.
ncity given the capture of the Ser
Eors; and of subsequent developments
<2n toe cases against them.
= FOLLOWING their capture about three
weeks ago the grand jury began an
1nvestisation of the charges against
ne three prisoners. The inyestiea-
ZION of the inquisftorial body resulted
IN the return of eixty-six indictments.
tnarzing murder, assault to murder
criminal attack, attempted ATTACK
$fobbery with firearms and assault to
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PROTESTS INNOCENCE.

The man was arrested by Patrol.
man Charles Berger at downtown de-
psrtment store Saturday night. Al
the time, he proprietor said, he was
attempting to cash a check. Several
days before he had cashed 500 check
which the proprietor said was worth.
M. He protested his innocence, and
Offered to make the check good, off
GERS said.
When taken to the police station the
man flashed his fraternal cards, and
still protested his innocence. claiming
that he had been employed at a
Bear eleemnsrnarr Institution
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'Adyertisenent.)
DIR. Foster, dentist. Gibbs Bldg.
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bad CHECK MAN
n HELD HERE
by POLICE
Suspect Wanted by Au-
! thoriies Of Many States
on Similar Charges.

n A well dressed white man, carry
Ing cards from several fraternal or
ssnizations, was being held in San
Antonio Monday for the police depart
ments Of half a dozen states. Ac-
cording to police here he is suspected
Of being a nationally known bad check
artist.
He also faces a federal charge Of
'-fnterstate transportation of a stolen
automobile. He was placed unuer
$500 bond on this charge following a
hearing before United States Com
missioner r. L. Edwards Monday,
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|5AUER'S
VANILLA

q OTHER FLAVoRs AND SPICES
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BON AVON K|DD|ES
To PRESENT PLAY

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WHts Tor AfcIps boeklei
The c. y. sAuER CO.. Riehmond. Va.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-05-11
Start Investigation
Baby Farm Deaths

New York City May . (AP)--A
grand jury investigation Of Mrs.
Helen Auguste Heisen- -volk's East
seth street "baby farm" where 70
babies have died within little more
than a year, was ordered today. The
woman was held in $36.eoo bail
when first arrested. The additional
$1,000 was ordered by Magistrate
yitale today when Children's Society
agents accused the woman Of having
kept almost q score of infants In a
resort for which the city had IL
censed her to keep only seven.
Mrs. -volk. in the case of
the $4,000 bail was held on the
specific charge Of having attempted
to give a strange baby to William
Angerer, a steam filters helper,
when he called for his child Stephen,
seven months old. Angerer has not
vet found his child, the. authorities
announced.
Mrs. Heisen -Volk did not take tc
stand at the magistrate's hearing to-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-05-11
Death of Edgar
Hogan, Prominent
Resident of Bath

Bath, May Civilian Edgar Ho-
gan, 76, one of the oldest graduates
of Dartmouth college in Maine, a
former school teacher. attorney and
at enc time postmaster OF Bath; the
oldest member in point of years in
the Odd Fellows In the State, and
in his younger days known as "the
silver tongued orator Of Sagadahoc," !"
died at his home, 45 Bedford street,
tonight. He had been i'll but a few
weeks. Death was due to compli-
cation of diseases.
Mr.. Hogan was born in Bangor,
August 1, 1840, of Scotch Irish an
cestry, the family coming to Maine
and settling when it was a wilder
ness. In 1852 his parents came to
Bath, when William was three
years old, and he had lived here
since. He was educated in the pub.
lic schools, prepared for college at
Phillips Academy at Andever, Mass.
and graduated from Dartmouth in
the class of 1872. Returning to Bath
he read law and was admitted to the
Sagadahoc county bar April 3, 1877,
and was the dean of Sagadahoc bar
at the time of his death.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-05-11
Maine Claims Share
St. John River Power

Ottawa, May 9-The international
joint commissiegn on development OF
power along The Canadian United
States border made public today a
statement in which the state Of
Maine claims its share Of electric
power from the station on tho st.
John river near Grand Falls, N. B.,
which the New Brunswick hydre-
electric commission proposes to de-
velop.
The Canadian National and Cana
dian Pacific railways and the Cana
dian and United States governments
have also filed statements with the
commission and a statement from
the International Paper Company Of
New York is expected soon The
joint commission will meet for q I'm,
al hearing on the matter in Montreal
May Is.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-05-11
Indict Bangor
Doctor for Murder

Bangor, Me-, May 9-Twenty-five
true bills were returned by the grand
jury in the Supreme Court late this
afternoon.
DR.. Charles D. Edmunds, was in
dicted for murder DIR. Israel Rud-
man was indicted for performing an
illegal operation and Leslie Il. White
was indicted for abuse of child in
the alleged abduction of Is year old
against DIR. Edmunds grew out of an
alleged Illegal operation performed
on a Houlton girl named Annie Wv
ian Stairs in February last.
Thirty-two secret indictments
were brought in by the grand jurv
and Is no bills were reported.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-05-11
Boy Hero Rcscues
Sister Under Cars

Washington. Pa. May 3-Pulling
his FIVE year old sister, Helen Louise,
from under the wheels of a freight
train Of the Pennsylvania railroad
today Bobby Braner, aged IL, mar
rowly escaped death himself, losing
the great toe of his right foot, when
1t was caught by wheel.
Bobby and his sister were playing
with some friends. They wandered
outside their yard and then to the
railroad track. Some of the boys
climbed up and over the cars. Try
ing to follow them, the little girl
started to crawl under a car. Bobby
saw his sister and rushed toward
her. He reached her just as the
train started 10 move. Pulling his
sister from under the Car he lost his
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-05-11
BELFAST
ciport citi.lpsor Has Mysterious visitor

csti,asft Has Mysterious Visitor
inr ens wha OF Northport are wonder
Who rs. me mysterious musician is,
and esntiy drove to that village
stems ~ ~ cornet concert from the
Mahona,.' 'ne home of the late Althea
few us., whose death occurred q
To driv. ago. The man was seen
now s c'o 70 Miss Mahoney's old home,
iish, .'osed. in a fine closed car, a.
he p,ssa stand on the steps where
endine s. a number of old hymns,
tuckv uns lug concert with My Old Ken
Into hi oane a and Tars. He then got
Who sss, car and drove away. Those
die ars nim say he was man mid
artist : ana that he played like an
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-05-11
Two Bitten by
Dogs in Lewiston

Lewiston, May 9-Everett Gagne of
Blake street today was severely bit
ten by the dog. A few days ago an
other dog attacked Ruth, four year
old daughter of Mrs. Helen v. Ma
son of Sylvan avenue and terribly
lacerated her face.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-05-11

day. She submitted no defense and
aived examination.
I News of the 23rd death of an in
mate of the "baby farm" was made
public today when Bellevue hospital
attaches announced that Joseph
Abramovitz, two years old, had died
there last night.
The baby was removed from Mrs.
Heisen-Volk's home yesterday
Pneumonia was given as the cause
of death.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-05-11

today by citizens living in that Sec
ton. Men will watch the woodlot
tonight to guard against the fre
breaking out again. This is the third
fire in that section within two weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-05-11
Forest Fire Near Saeo

Saco, May 9--Late this afternoon
the members of the Sace hre depart
ment were called 10 the Ross road 10
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-05-11

fight fire in the young growth be-
tween the Ross road and the Boston
& Maine Railroad, on land owned by
James Garland of this city. The fire
was near the scene of the destruc-
tive woodland blaze of three weeks
ago when fire departments of Old
Orchard, Portland, Saco and Bidde-
ford battled with forest fire sew
eral hours. more than 200 acres be-
ing burned over before 1t was finally
checked. The FIRE this afternoon
burned over l5 acres. The fremen
were assisted in fighting the blaze
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-05-11
Norma Carleton AIans,,r

Years aiS carleton Mansur, the seven
Marior,au laughter of Fl. Donald and
Haven carleton Mansur of New
OF pnenn nonn., died in Belfast today
grand dnonla. daa. The child is the
Amos = FSaughter of the late sheriff
leral sow, carleton of Belfast. Fun
afternooss will be held Monday
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-05-11
Mrs. Amelia Randall, Lewiston

WIFE NmsHN NdHdHIf, IeWISt0H
Lewiston, May 9-News has reach
ed here Of the death Of Mrs. Amelia
Randall, formerly OF Lewiston. at ths
home Of her daughter, Mrs. VIII A.
Kelley, Barre. The body was taken
to Hampton, N. Y. for burial.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-05-11
by Beck

balance and his right foot slipped on
the rail.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-05-11
Farms and Land for Sale

-
ABOUT Is Acres-The Herbert Dodge
farm In Windsor, well divided between
field, pasture and woodlot. Young or
chard. Nice large history house paint
ed white. Barn 40xo0. Log cabin 15X
70 on shore of Long POND. Telephone
for quick sale. Part terms il neccssa-
ry. Weeks Bros, Coopers Mills.
TARM-One OF the best dairy and crop
farms in Sidney, located on State aid
road to Wateryille; rs acres in tillage,
45 acres pasture, wood and timber,
machinery and tools Of all kinds.
Owners health is poor and wishes to
go south. Low price for quick sale.
l.. w. Church. Tel. Augusta 10e5.M.
barn, tool shed and hog house. Good
pasture and fields. Large lot Of wood
and lumber. Good orchard. Cheap
for cash, or will exchange for city
property. Box 73 Gardiner.
FARMs-And city property. Before
buying consult J. n. Roderick. Tel.
1509-M.
TARMs-And city property from to
miles from city. some with stock
and tools. w. II. Austin Agency, is
Middle St., Augusta. Tel. 67S-M.
GARDINER-50-acre farm with good
buildings / mile from Water st. Come
and look this place over before you
buy. J. Il. Parker, r. 10. Tel. 153-6.
GARDINER acres land and barn
40x40, 10 min. walk from shoe shops
and paper mills, 10 min. to electric
and steam cars. Modern conven-
fences. Grand hen business; straw
berries. Box C-1, care Gardiner 4.
J. Office.
PLACES-2. one mi. from Augusta
on State Rd., and one II mi. from city.
These places are desirable and will
be sold or exchanged for city proper
ty. For information Tel. Augusta
S ACRES-Augusta, II m. from. city;
city water and electricity available.
near trolley-line. Excellent driving
horse, harnesses, wagons, etc. Tel.
Il AcREs-with large barn, 10 min:
walk from Harrington school on
state Rd. to Thomaston. Near troll.
ley. Electricity available. Terms if
desired. For particulars see r. ].
Dunton, SO Eastern Ave, or Tel
1871 after 6 p. NJ.
81 ACREs-Farm on Riverside Drive.
mi. from Augusta; good buildings;
wells water: piped .,,nx IN hu,,dr buildings e.
hens, 800 chickens. Ford truck, farm
ing tools and household goods. Tel
23S-45 or write Box "a. r.. l. Augusta.
s5-ACRE-Farm cheap. mi. from
railroad. Call or write ]. Fortier, r.
/, Bx. 10. Coopers Mills.
10 ACRES-Farm in Readfield, / mile
to school and r. r.. mile to church.
40 acres tillage in fine condition, good
orchard, 2 pastures, plenty wood and
lumber. Included with the farm are
cows, horse, 60 hens, furniture and
tools Of all kinds. Owner wishes to
sell at once. Z. w. Church. Tel Au-
gusta 1025-M.
THE MORE you tell the more you
sell That's the classified ad rule:
BE SURE you get your rewafus
from the classified section.
DON'T MISS today's classified op-
portunities.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-05-11

Josen. cDscph Il. jacques
jacques. Cana dian.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-05-11

for some years q resident of Waldo
died there Friday night at the age Of
"a years. Funeral services Sunday
at 4 o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-05-11
LIVE STOCK

Horses, Cattle. Vehicles 4s
COLT-5 yrs. old in June, wgt, 1000
lbs, worked all winter. Cheap for
cash. w. T. Adams, Winthrop.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-05-11
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
6ussness Property

GARDINER-Blocll on Water st. Good
buy. II. Gerstian, 228 Water st. Au-
guSta.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-05-11

DESk-Rolled top, leather couch, ia.
bles, chairs, lamps. 23 Crosby St.
Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-05-11
INSTRUCTION
Correspondence Courses

LEARN BARRIER TRADE-sure em-
in few weeks. Percentage paid while
learning. Particulars Moler Barber
College. Sc st. Lawrence, Montreal,
or 573 Darlington. Halifax. Canada.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-05-11

DINING TABLE-Round mahogany,
and chairs: mahogany revolving book
case, over draperies, and miscella-
2uSta
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-05-11
MERCHANDISE
Articles For Sals

Articles For Sale 81
CAKE MIXER Electric, fully
equipped with motor. Tel. 965-W.
LAWN MOWER-Oil heater. pole
climbers. dining table. clothes wiring
er, combination desk and book case.
Dayton st. Tel. 624-R
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-05-11
mbeess People Have Received Good Positions Reading
MERCHANDISE
HOUSEHOLDS 0oods

S Il G o N D. H A " D = Mirrors, beds.
springs and mattresses, cook stoves,
Oil stoves. chairs. sewing machines
and many other things Of every de-
scription. Augusta Furniture Co.. 113
Water ST., Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-05-11

Business OpportunltIes oo
FILLING STATION-For sale at Is
land Park. One of the best locations
between Augusta and winthrop. VIII
sell or lease the land and building.
Inquire Casavant Il Cloutier. sc Wa
ter ST., Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-05-11
Musical tnssrumsnts

bargains In regulaI
and player pianos. New aud used. C.
4. Brawn Piano Co.. Depot Square
Gardiner,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-05-11
Household Goods

STOCK HAY-1st class for sale. Tel.
Gardiner 1OS-W.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-05-11

THE CLASSiFIED section is q daily
economy service.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-05-11

YOUNG MAN-As Salesman. We have
an excellent opening in one of our
stores for one, 22 to 25, to learn the
electrical appliance business; must be
honest, energetic and willing to work:
business training and real future as
sured with excellent compensation to
the right young man. Apply between
9 and 1880 A. M. to H. G. Bourque at
F. H. Beale Furniture Co.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-05-11

4NEIW JE w = I-COdCN $IJIO. II. I,
Jose, Franklin Service. Augusta.
PIANO-White dresser, table and 9TH
er articles. IS Kingsbury St., Gardi-
ner. Tel. 428.W.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-05-11
MERCHANDISE

Radios--SuppIies 51B
RADIOS tube receiving set complete
at a bargain. w. w. Flagg, 19 Lin
coin St., Hallowen.
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And it is the wise woman who selects
one. Capricious they are, and fit so
snugly to the head. Developed in satin
and velour. To be had in smart shades.
$3.50.
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s Moo, Bottle 1sa 76c
SOAPS

ioe Peets Crystal Cocoa Soap,
for ...................
soc Roger & GalIet Soap. all
doors, Tor ............ss.ss
use Germieidsl Soap for .........I7e
ioe Creme OIL Soap. 4 for.........27e
Csc Cake Woodbury's Soap.
six Toe Cakes Pslmolive sosp....42e
-Four 1Oc Cakes Padre Almond Oil
Bath Soap ..................zI
Csc Cake Black and white Soap. lie
csc Cake Ingram Milkweed Soap. lie
Three Toe Cakes witch Hazel
soap ....-...........-.. -....z5c
Three 25c Cakes Cashmere Bou-
quet Soap ...................1
Six 1oc Cakes Cashmere Bouquet
soap ...............s-s. s..obc
CSC Cake Packers Tar Soap.
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Csc Can Mavis II.
TaIcum Powder AoS
BRUSHES

80 Pro ply lac tic tooth
brushes -..-......-...s.. 81
so eautstex tooth brushes
morning and night brush,
In a box ...........-.. 81
so DR.. West Tooth Brushes. 81
rs Brisue lite tooth brush. II
50 Fsvorits tooth brush ...... IL
values TO s2.so hair brushes. .fi.ss
Values 10 $3.50 hair brushes. ass
saeo Hughes Ideal hair brushes 1877
80 Keep Clean hair brushes. 81
so Shaving brushes nickel
hsIdle --...-........--.-- 81
80 Nail brushes. wooden back 81
as Nall brushes. wooden back al
10 Nall brushes. wooden back OF
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Fashions of Long Ago
What q Change
They Haze
Undergone

Just let mother tell you
what a lark it used to be to
come to the Joske Store and
buy the new fall frock.
1t was an occasion which
took much preparation and
planning for it meant a whole
day spent in town. One al
ways came to Joske's because
the Big Store even in those
days was recognized for its
leadership in fashion, and that
was as far back as So years,
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SIPS Ed Pinaud 90.
Lilac Vegetal wv
ROUGE

(; 80 Elcsya Rouge -...........f 81
so Mary Garden Rouge....". 81
so MI Nena Rouge ........... 81
rs Tn Air Enbaume Rouge. 81
100 Mary Garden Rouge....... III
100 Un Air Embaume Rouge. ~
so havis Rouge for. al
so Elmo Rouge for. 81
80 Ashes Of Roses Rouge for 81
rs Bour5ois Ashes of Roses
Rouge for ................ ST
so Dorm Rouge for ......... al
100 Dorm Rouge for .......... III
so Pogo Rouge for ........... at
80 JAdore White Rouge for. 81
so Hudnut's Modern Rouge. .37
80 stearn's Day Dream Rouge 81
rs Dorin's Liquid Rouge for. III
as Elmo Liquid Rouge for. III
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BATH SALTS

500 Elcaya Bath Salts for.....3 81
100 Nj Eena Bath Salts for. 1T
100 Nal d Or Bath Salts for. III
$50 La Boheme AIRY Bath
Salts for ................. t.27
80 Ammonia Bath Powder. 81
rs la Franco Bath Salts for 81
$50 I'm Air Embaums Body
Powder for ............... 1.51
$50 Nj Nena Body Powder for La
LIS Elcaya Body Powder for. 1.o7
SO Boncilla Body Powder for. III
LIS Mai d Or Body Powder for I.o7
100 busting Powder for....... ST
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81. so Box ANDRE
Royal Face o.
Powder ON
CREAMS

LIE othins FOR s.............. .7
so Day Dream Vanishing
Cream &ss..s.sA....s.... III
SO Freckleater for ..........s Al
LOO Lemon FacialAx for 5000 1T
400 Domino Frecsie Cream.... 1T
so Bradley's Morning Dew
Cream Tor s............... VI
LOO Bradiey's Lemon Cream... III
LOO Bradisy's Cleansing Cream
Tor .ssA-..~........... .I1
80 Bradiey's Rose Maid Cold
Cream >......ss....s....s 81
30 Bradiey's Woodland Violet
Cream Tor ..........-...-s 1T
i.sk Creme Angeius for s....s 1.t7
.7s Creme Angelus for .-..y 81
as BonclIle Cold Cream ..a~s 1T
100 yivoudou Tissue Cream 80 III
so vivoudou Vanishing Cream. 81
LOO solidified Cream Of AL
monde ..-.-.v..-.-s-'s III
80 Mav.s Lemon Cream ..-... 81
Zoo Msyis Lemon citron Cream LII
IS DR.. Bsrry's Freekls Oint-
ment FOR ..-.........'-..s vi
LOO Longs Tissue Cream for.s 1T
so Longs Cold Cream for...s 81
SO Longs Vanishing Cream. AT
$50 Longs Bleaching Cream. III
.7s Longs Bleaching Creszn.s ST
100 Nadinoia Cream for.....-s 1T
so Egyptian Cream for.a.. 81
Z rs K1ntho Cream .......-..-s 81
10 Csrboiated vsseiins for... OF
leg Eicsya Cold cream.......s 1T
so Elcaya Cold Cream. AT
400 Elcaya Vanishing cream-s. III
so Eicaya Vanishing Cream..s AT
50 Elcsya witch Hazel Cream ~
100 Eicaya Foot cresm.-..s 1T
so DER Kiss Cold cresm.s... III
so DER kiss Vanishing Cream 1T
100 Mary Garden Tissue Cream III
so Mary Garden Cold Cream. 81
so Mary Garden Vanishing
Cream ..........s..s.ss.s ~
.7B Boncills Vanishing Cream .tT
so Boncilla Vanishing Cream. 81
80 Jar of Tan-No-More for...s AT
Loo Jar Of Freckeleater for .... AZ
80 Jar Of Freekeieater for .... 1T
so Jar Of Nadinoia Cream .... 81
30 Richard Huonuts Violet Sec.
Cream .ot
go Jar Nsrveilo Cream $500. AT
as Can Black and white
Cleansing Cream .......... 1T
as Jar Black and White
Peroxide Cream ....... III
.7b Jar Black and White Cold
Cream ..-..-..-..s..s... III
so Jar Black and White ONT
ment .ss............. ssT
as Jar Black and White ONT
menf .--..-.......s..s.s III
100 Can STEMS Alpine Cold
Cream ..............s..-.- 1T
SO Can STEMS Alpine Cold
Cream ......-..... III
Lee Can STEMS Grittas Cold
Cream .-..........-..... 1T
so Can STEMS Grittas Cold
Cream -s.-.......-s... 81
100 Jar Kintho Beauty Crezm.s 1T
LOO Jar Mentholstum -.-= II
SO Ssr Aentholatum .......- .S7
Z as Jar tholatum.......-- IT
so Jar stillman's Freckie
Cream .-.........s....... VI
% TN Mercoiized ws1.-..... III
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What youthful appearance one can
obtain from wearing hats in such capti-
waiting styles. Developed from satin,
velour and felt. In the newest shades.
$40.
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c; rss .J0ske Fashion Shops

II is autumn time in the Joske Store Dame
Fashion bids all her followers to make ready for this
gala season. On avith the NEW and off svith the old
lind 1t IS in Joskcs Fashion Shops that You'll find the
lo1elest of APPAREL And those accessories achieh mean
so much ~ making the costume re-.
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