Evening sentinel, Thursday, October 5, 1911 · page 11

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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H A I R R E M E DY‘ “lemme-eel
It Is PositivelWGuaronteod to” Restore ~
Faded and Grey flair to Natural Color .

 

 
 

DANISH THOSE GRAY HAIRSJ’,
Kill the Dandruff Germs-Stop;floir Telling

Thomando of mothers are looking younger.-—‘l'helr grey heirs are [oneJ‘i‘The natural
color has come heck. end with it a new grthh of soil. lloeey. luxuriant heir. Why should
you look old helore your time. when you can loolt year- aroma-.13! pain:

WYETH'S

Dondruflfcuré!’
m”: applicitioneYi‘emoved.
I‘ll the dentin! end left my
min clean. white and moth.

1!! other "so-called" Restorers have leilod. don't give up hope. smwmrrmrs‘

SAGE AND SULPHUR HAIR REMEDY e trial.
”represented. you money will be “Ended.

You run no “Moot exactly

PROFIT BY OTHER! EXPERIENCE'

'Grav Heir Reslomd

My lieir vm tun; quite my end 11111111; est lipid!!!
01111 1 wee tron led with a terrible itching of the ecaip.‘
lily heed was full of dendrufl, which fellu flpun my clothes
and kept me continually brushing it 0 While on I'
visit to Rochester! bend of our Sage and Sulphur
for the belt. I got 0. bottle used it. A few eppiioi
cations relieved the itching. my hair stopped fail—l
in: out end gredueily cane beck to its netnrel colon!
is now a nice derir brown color. loft, filmyI end pueblo;
Several of my friends went to use t sad! went tn
hum Myoumllmuetoralx Iottieeefit.

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Grew Hail-\onflfigldmeod‘

For two. or theiyeero heirh'ed lied
felling out end gambit: thin until the top
of my heed wee ea y held. .Abeut four
months ago I commenced sets; due and 8111-.
phur. The lutiettle eeetned to do sense
and I kept Intuit useleslyntil In I

used four battles. The whole of to heel
is felrly covered and keepe 111%.

I shell keep on using it a while I
elitil'.ee1'11111ei1e11tMourns-1111111.n
Malena.

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50c. and $1.00‘11 Bottle—At all llrvuiili‘

WW3“! Seedl! th Pr! 1115111111113.
ll Your Send have? 1.5;: Bottle: kilressc‘i’rcpald “1 We]!!!

Till Milli. PM!!!“
mentioned tron: First Pine)
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holds the regularity ot the proceedings

throughout.
.1, M 1391-1111191 that his miss-
sages .. Jongress set forth in full and
in dotnll every esllentisl fact connect!
ed with the verionsophnses ot the no-
quisition of the Panama Canal. He
odds:

“Not one important fact was omit
. led. and no foot of any importance
‘ ‘ bearing upon the actions or negotia-
tions of the representatives of the
United States not there set forth 111111
' been. or ever will be. discovered, sim~
ply because there is none to discover.
_ it must be it matter of pride to every
honest American, proud oi‘ the good
11111111: 01 his country. that the acquisi-
tion of the Canal and the building of
tile (31111111, 111 1111 their details, were all
free from 111- nmllli us the public acts of
(ll-011151», Wilebillglou and Abraham Lin-
1111111.”

 
 

ilcfel'l'nlg 111‘ lilo opposition to the
project then and since. Mr. Roosevelt
says: 1
"01‘ course there wns at the time,
and 111111 been since. much repetition of
) statements that l acted in an ‘u11con-
slitutiounl' manner. that l ‘11811r11ed
authority" which was not 11111113. There
were the statements that were made
again and 11311111 in reference to 111-
1110211 :111 i did 1111 president that was
most beneficial 111111 most important to
the people of this country, to whom i
was rcuponslblo, 111111 of whose inlcr-
achill 1 111111 the steward. The simple
5 incl was. 1111 l have elsewhere said. 111111
when the interest of the American poo.
pic ilnperutltoly demanded that. a cer-
111111 not should be done and 1 had the
iponol to 1111 11 111111 11 unless it was
111111111111311111 prohibited by 111w ins1clld
:0! timldly refusing to do it unless i
icouid find 11111110 provisions or law
\1hirh modeled ii. imperative that l
isilould do it. in oihor wmds. i gave
’11111 benefit of the doubt to the. people
1111 the rolled States. and not to any
igroup 111‘ 111111111111. foreign or domestic,
Ewhonc illlcres‘ls happened to be 1111-
,verse to those of 11111 people of tho
ll'niied Slates. lg my judgment ills-
l11111 bed taught. the lesson that the
president has very great powers it he
chooses to exercise those powers; but.
$111111. if he is a timid or selfish man.
i'ul'ruid of responsibility and afraid of
i risks. 111- mm of course manufacture in-
15911101111 excuses for failure to exer-
7cleo them. Al 11 great crisis in Amerl.

 

 
 

oreof ti greet oilice i very strongly be-

Wyeth Chemical Company

we canteen-rent.“

Now York Guy. IV.

Flill SALE Mill IEGBIIEIDED IV THE STILLSUI- POWELL GBBPOBITWID

 

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NARROW SKIRT MOST CORRECT

This is Final verdict After the Paris
. Turmoil .
{11111111 111111 uuain docs ono 1111113111111}
lilo 1119111111111. 1111'1 111111 11011:, “iiii'fl‘
Anne 11111011111111.1111 from i’uris to 1111-
New York Ti'lwu. iilul lilo clothes 01
1.11111 winter run he WUi'il this winter.‘
111111111111 nlll)‘ 11111111111111 1'111111111-11. 11' 0110‘
111111111 to represent 11111 new. but even
111011111 111‘11 111111in altered to 81111 the de-
mulldn of 1110‘ clay. Fortunately for 1111
our pursue. isn‘t it?

This 111 not money in the French poc-
111115. 11 is their own fault. Had they"
invented illiyllliliil now or startling or
my one would llllve 1101111111 ii. Tim!
is lhl- sole 11111111111 of the American in-
vneiuu. “ii 111 good that the Louvre-lei
closed," enid one Amorirun woman.
"for i won't have if on my l'i)!lila‘ii'lll‘l'
lilni i didn't in) i0 and tho liil‘lill'l‘fl ill-
111111111 111' gowns."

From early down until 111111111111 mm
flmili lBe Eliot)! it rcndeswum for Query
161111111111 11111111111111: person who is tripi
plug. "Where have you 111111111 111111
what have you bought?" 1-1 11111 111111
tm’utllitwa grouting. T111111 l‘fillii‘tl no
outpouring oi' confldences, for you don‘t
need 111 be mono than 11111 11111111 111111111
ot acquaintances to "nwnp" 111-crow
about 1111111111. "isn't (21111111 11111111111112?
How wonderful Poirot is. 111111.11111111'11
new house i! the plum in mm colors
I! Draco“ Milli. M well 1111 over? 1111

”won know :1 reasonable lullor? Aren‘t
Dorniiioi's walking 11111111 vilnrmiuuly
American? annin should never no 111
M‘coior effects strained Poll‘t‘lwiim
cou‘t do it', and rsnliy..my dour. 1311‘?
Worth just too splendid for words?" i

You don't need to go into the dress-
ennllore' unions to hour this. 11. drifts
from table, to table iii the Pre batman
111 111111 11111111 woods of the 111111. 1111111»
tint sensational young violinist 11111111111

. eir with the scum "Meditation" from

“Tbilisi" 11 m emit your ears in
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1 inning its clothes lol lilor

11m oulr'm'lo ul’ “l-‘nusl" with, Mary
l‘ul'llell 111 the opera; it rises Hill'lliy
ii‘lllil 1110 1111111111 in tile busily .iul'dill do
i‘ul'is.

l‘iolllcs ,. «11111111 --1— addresses .-.. so 11
111111.11 :111 11111 111111 bull 11111 111.1111 it
would 11199111 111111 the 111101» world was
r1151 11! lilo

111 this moment 111 Pllrls. Every 11111111

,111' ilil|lllrililli‘t‘. from 11112111111 Mimi 171'
: Sell it‘l'llnillrk‘o. has
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. authored
lrlppcr. lilo mondnlno. the mother with.

ll
lilo dreusmskvru who are fore-
speuk every 11111111131111 11111

u coming debutant", all are puebiulr
1111411111}, 1111111151111; to get into the. pri-
1111111 viewn. to command r1 clover 1ell
douse 1:1 ovoid what the 011101 1111111011
in buying.

!
Alter 11111111 weeks of 111111 improgllo'
' culled

11111111111 victim». 01111 wonlivlu
how lllerl1 111 money or l'l‘lial)“ left for

purcllualnlt 11 11111111» gill'luelll 111 lip-ir-

bullw- 111111111. And yet the turmoil will
go on in \ 111-lira Mil-r ”Huber; 1112!
not 111111 lilie 111111.11' ilk» thin

More is 11111 nucleon of 11111 mutoriei
oven-m. 111-r11 crowded 111111 four
111111111. is file cl'ontinr. the fol-motion
11111 development of on 11111111111 to count
11111” 1111111 Mull.

l‘oueibh the bitter disappointment
in 1111 111111111 who sell 111111111111 was 111111
1111111111 rol narrow eklrlrl mid this no
the :‘roulore bore 111mm“ in deference
to 1111» 11111111 of lilo public;l1 was the
women who wunibd the freedom that
ill» nnrrow skirt gives.
1111111 up the subject 11111111111111, it

111111111111 like mockery to any that 1111:,

skirt of today doesn’t bumper and

11111111111. yet it is true that the rinilliy'

11111 narrow eldrt is the most correct
one invented for the street. 11111! on
pecieily for American WNW.

The reason the dressmskers deplore
1111 retention is that they are thereby
out off from milking new ones. yet the
11111111111 who insisted upon having her
short out to curve in under the corset,

i
To those who

in tho 11:1'11 will ilc culllpollcd 10 do‘

11111111111111: 111 rt-llen- on only lino.

’i‘lllll 1'11r1'11 1:1 ollulinllicli this seasons

iund. 11111rrrnr11. 11111 burrow shirt has
ditiilni‘lil‘n 1.11111 your is was an ex»
111111111111; 111111 your 11 is In actuality.
' illlll'l jump 111 the conclusion that

pleits ill‘i‘ unknown. Bolh (‘111101 and’

lirevoll 21111111' 11131111, and the femur

'uffcct the moulding width. 'i‘ho'loliv

11111111 of 11111 fabric and the luck of poi-i

[111111111 rompcl 11111 nkiri to sink in
11211111111 the fixure 11111! to cling closely
to the ankles.

 

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.luifle Benson.

This 111 n Milli)" of ruil‘ioe. Every
one) in Paris is Welcoming 111111 delight-
i‘ul return 111 milk-21.

‘ popuieriiy
il‘niling over 111111 11111111 illev give 11
:1leinty finish to the luiloled severity of

'1111 in cent 01 drone eieovo are the

1 1: hit-elm Jonrnui.

Tile some idea in repented 111 the

neck on some of the afternoon dresses.
A (let pleltlng 01 mile with narrow
upstanding 1111111 ruffle reminds one of
.1119 Mariel! Stuart or Queen Ellzuiletir
1111 111111111 There neck plelted milieu
'of tulle or not are adjustable and fit
lover 111 11111111 out neck or colluriou
neck.

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BOLERO WRAPO.

on the bolero order will be 1111111111111-
iy good These bolt-m wraps am one

go! lite welcome lllumuiiolls of the eon-l
roll and 1111 who heve seen these new;
voted'
11111111 one 111111. most elegent end nee‘

illrvcpiere garments hem
1111 features of the new eeeeon'e style.

_. Harper‘s liner.

lc1111 blslor1

shows twp accordion-pulled afternoon}
reprcmmulivo : 1111mm, but none of these convolution“

ilufiles oi lace-
and block and while not will leap into.
1111 the olloslde jllbot did.I

During the only fell months simple;
dresses of surllh still in the season‘s;
rich poiorinas, with additional vrnps"

Mr Buchanan had shown
i himself to belong to 1111‘ latter type of
ipresideut; hir. Lincoln bud represent
led the other type. the type which sue
me people the benefit at the doubt.

11111111 was not afraid to 111k responei»
zllility, which used in large tuition for

pie the 1111.111 pow-

lieved that Abraham Lincoln had set
the example which it was healthy for
the people of the United States that
other presidents should follow." 1

Mr. Roosevelt retells to the set of
Gangrene of 19112 for the acquisition oi
the Panama Canal, and says: ’2'

"in October rind No1'ember,1l;iiiiii;”

Panama which enabled me. and 1111i
made it my bilheet duty to the 11
of the United States, to carry out til!
provisllons or the low of Congress. 11
did carry them outrand the (lanai is
now being built because of what 1 thus
did. It is also perfectly true that, that
if i had 11111111 to shirk my responsi-
bilityaif 1 1111.11 been afraid of doing my
duly, i could have pursued a course
which would have been technically do-
ionslbie, which Would have prevented
criticism of the hind that has been
made. and would have left the United
Slates no nearer 111111111111; the Canal 111
this moment 1111111 11 had been for the
preceding hall-century. if 1 11nd observ-
ed a judicial inactivity about what was
going on at the isthmus, had 1111 things
take their course. 111111 111111 then sub

Congresé. i would have furnished the

events occurred on the 1111111111111 of 1f

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oppol'iunlly for union masterly debate:
illg ou-alld the Canal would still be
fifty years in 11113 future.

pie demanded that i 1111011111 1111 just us
exactly as 1 did 111:1;
1111:1111 the action 1 111-1.1111111 11111 take
even though 1 had been vermin that to
do so meant my prompt retirement
from public life 111 the next election.
for the only thing which makes it
worth while to hold a 1111: other! is ink-
ing advantage of the opportunities 1111:
11111011 offers 111 do some big thing that
ought to be 110110 111111 is worth doing."
Concerning the purchase 011 1.110
canal rights from 1111: French company.
.\ir. Roosevelt says:
“Every step taken by

1111* govern-

iilo payment to 1111 0111111111 rcpreeenla-
tires in accordance with the agree-
ment entered info was taken with the
made public, Every action taken was
in accordance with the highest. finest
and nicest standards of public and gov.
ernnlent ethics. Doublless in Paris
and perhaps 111 a lesser extent 111 New
York. there were speculators who
bought and sold in the 111011: market“
111111 11 1111111 to the 1"sr11ng conditions!
apparent from time to time 111 the
1111mm» of the negotiations, and with a
View to the probable outcome of the
negotiations. This was precisely wbm
lpvcllilltol‘s did in 1211111111111 in connec-
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111 Congress, which would now 1111 1111-1

“The. interests of the American 11001 i

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mvut in comm-1 on with 115 llogolia-g‘
lions with the French company and'

utmost cure. and allow detail has been 1

not merely proper. but was carried 0111.1

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Waterloo, and in our country in con—
nection with Abraham Lincoln's issu-
nnco of the Emancipation Proclama-

1’111111 and other acts during, the Civil

War." 1

Concerning the opposition of Colon‘r
bis, Mr. Roosevelt says:

“i felt very strongly that the posi-
tion that the onetime secreury of
state, Case, had taken nearly fifty
veers before: was the proper position.
1111111 that 11121 United States would be
lderolll't in its duty if it permitted Co-
11111111111 to prevent the building of the
ijannms (‘nnal l was prepared. if
necessary. to submit to Congress a
l‘cconlxncndlllioll lilnl we should pro-
l'ei‘d with the work in spite of 01110111-
biu's opposition. and indeed had pre-
lillil‘l‘d a rough dl'nll of 11 messaee lo
|llln1 effect, when events on the 111111-
iulus look 11111111 shape as to change the
1 problem.

9 "The people 'of Panama now found
ilhemselves in a position in which lileil‘
;inlcrosls were identical with the 1111
=111resls of 11111 linlted 511111411; for 11111
government 01 Colombia. with elubOr-
nte rare. 11nd with it allul‘lsighlcdness
equal to 1111 iniquity. had followed 0111
111 1111 end lilv exact policy which 1'11111
llel'cd it morally impossible as well 11.1
morally improper for lilo. l'uiloll
States to continue 10 exercise .1111 pow-
cr 111 the interest of Colombia. There
was no nod of any outsider to excite
revolution ill Palllimll-_ There were
dozens of leaders on the isthmus n1-
reidy 11111111 their best to excite rovoill.
lion. 11 Was 1101 a case of lighting :1
111911 that would fire 11 minemlbero
were dozens of such fuses being 111 1111
the lime: it was simply o rose of 11s
reesinu to be the duty of the United
Slates to stamp on these fuses. or
humor to «1 in the lnierel of those
who bed become the open and inelig-
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mo; of civilisation and of the world 111
Winch” .lod. .vI-Ilrei'lleyllee!t “kilo 1. ill’Ki’." u
“2%" """u" ‘figh’fifrg‘hfi‘. Alter detailing the various steps

' ' lulwn by Colombia 11111111101111 1111!

m “1.1- “vtimlunnllm. ' “a 1mm}. Mr. Rooemit 111111.

"N mam" ”my "Arline: in view of 1111 thee.- 11111111.
muewééua NinI-I-ln- 40h“ Holden 1 soul vnrioue navel 1111111111 in the
nmmwn.-nfi,m nlwflrmf 1111111111111. The orders to the American
wm'guf:flf§mm to. 113.111 naval oiilrera were to mslntelu from

M...” end uninterrupted lreneit across the
wrrer llesteJmL-v KAttic-ltilemlltoe, isthmus. end. with 111111 pllrpoee. to
fizM;“""A§ "on “it,” on”. prevent the landing of armed forces
’W‘1°"W«"" "I? ‘hfi'lufi 191} wltil Mellie imam at any point within

titty miles f Panama. There orders
were precisely ouch 1111 111111 been 11111111111
11111111 and 11311111 in preceding yenrs~~
111111, 19111 111111 111112 for lnitnuco. They
were carried out. Their necessity was
conclusively shown by the feet 111111 a
body of titanium troops hell landed
st Com-Ind threetened e reign of tor.
meanwhile 11111111 11111111111111 of kill—
Flora: ell Amer-teen citievne in Colon.
’i'lle prompt action of Cepteln H1111
bird. of the limbo“ Nllhflile, life-
v'enied this threat from being 1111111111111
1111111111: be rescued the imperilled Am
erlcens. eodiineliy ”receded the (301
tumbler: troops ~to rmberkv and
mentally return to Goldmine
“We mortified tile Willie oi
heme. 1111111111111 dim ‘

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Your! liloillss lileall

Porsll is self-acting, it re-
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or hands.

Persil is not an experi-
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rovcd by a test of time.
t removes all stains from
finest and coarsest fabrics.
Persil will cleanse finest laces or greasy
overalls in three operations—-

Snail - Boil - llinse ’.

Over thirty million pounds were used 111
Germany last year. At 25c, Persil is by

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made. Try a package and be convinced. ‘

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vealed a civil wad. We promptly ne~
goiinted a treaty under which the Ca.
11111 is now being dug. in consequence 1
Panama has for eight Vears enjoyed a
degree of peace and prosperity which

’ it had never bonfire enjoyed during its

four centuries of troubled existence.
Be it remembered that unless l ind
noted exactly as I did act there would
be no Psnamn Canal 11 in ' '
assert devotion to on land. and. . .1
same time to condemn the only in 'f
by which the end can be achieved.
cry man who has at any siege opposed .
or condemned the action actually tek- ~
on in acquiring the right to dig the
(‘anlli has really been the opponent of
every effort that could ever have been
made to dig the Canal. Such critics
are 1101 straightforward or sincere un- '
lose they announce frankly that that;
criticism 01111111110115 is merely a mark,

and Hill! at 1111110211 111131 they are real-

ly criticising is having the Canal dug

111 nil.

“Not only was 1111- course followed as
regards i’lllllllliil.l'li_2.ili in every detail
could
have becu no variation from its course
exl'rpl 111T 1111'» worse. We not only did
\1ll111 was technically justifiable, but
we did what was demanded by every
elitit‘Ili consideration. national and in-
1cl'nnliounl. We did our duty to tho". .
world. we did our duty to the people of 1 ‘
i‘lllluum, we did our duty by ourselves.

We did harm to no one save as harm

is doneto 11 beudll by 11‘ policeman
who deprives 111m of his chance to
blackmail. The i'nlled 8111111111 ltd!
molly honorable chapters in ltn hld- 1,
lol'y. 11111 1111 more honorable choml'
lilen 111111 which tells of the we: in
which our rich! 101111: the Panama Ct- _
11111 was secured and or the monitor in
which the work 111ml! hall been Oil‘-
ried om.

 
 
 
 
 
 

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Williem Hart Presented won Disc ”
mood Pin by Cluott. Peabody
Employees.

William Hurt who has been millet-
llm miiillliii’i' fol the WM two more of. ‘
111.. ("1111111. i'onbolh it (Yompiny shirt ;
fol ion in North 11111111 street. flu Mk" .
11111111111101 to the company's not! ,, ,
plant, which 111 now belnz opened lil‘
til. .ioilml. l’. (3., Cl dl.

Mr Hart left in evening and be-
foro 11111va was presented 111111 e dil-
momi pin 11)' ihc employees. 1 1

He will lie succeeded by Willi“! A»;
Rchiod who has been the euperintelo
dent, of lilo common Broedwoy 1w ,
iory. Troy. N Y1!

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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neporv medenel. wourlol
stallion.

lemon. 11111111., 01:1. ‘11.wa

first” Deputy Marshal Alfred ’

this morning. The 11111111111111. it
bought him uncoupling“ cert. ~

 
 
 
 
 
 

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