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Little Chapter About Soups. Ied in some of the soup, put on toast Use at Fluids" 4: OnIlncrease. Ihowever, 11]“,th the Russian influ-
careful tacks will}; l‘cu materials"; in “‘9 bottom 0f the '0“? plate and The growing preference for plaid in ' once. i
or all cry day soup making. The left: Ime 019" 9°“? PM?“ “1’01“ “ ‘ one's costumery has spread rapidly. There is the Japanese collar. for ex-
“bits of meat (which have not The “’9‘ 6533M!“ t0 30‘1” making ~fillers are waistcouts of plaid silk, ample, which the extremists will tell
handled Or served), the iuices‘m’m meat '5 to draw out .the juices which touch off a somber suit of dark Iyou is entirely out of fashion. But
flush the meat plate. the avatar fmm 0' the m9” and retain the M‘Ol' The, blue serge or black or green duvetyn.. is it? One Beet! it on many 130041
mgetallies and the leftover vege- .former ‘5 accumpllshed by putting fl“? " in an acceptable way. Plaid pockets I gawne. though possibly not in its “orig
‘ furnished sufficient materials m“*‘*“* in small pieces and the are placed on dark skirts and for lnal interpretation. The most imv
lips quantities of ‘raw uncooked “PM“ sawed 0" ””99“” 009k ‘ in. summer wear there are plaid cottons, known feature of fashion that Juli!in
_ ,les may be scraped, out line 0°” “W3“- A 890d 33"" ‘3 obtain- clot the well known gingbums. ~ but. is given credit for having put upon
‘oooked in a small amount of wit-fl“l by 8‘0“? 1500““ NOW? 1’0". hulhnovelty materials that are cool and us is the ornamental crest at the back
m To them add some stock from. simmer 10" 88’9““ fhoiil'fiu ”19 length ~ often transparent. or the coat or the blouse The mono-
h on or ham liquor. season and or time ‘43an 1‘1“)“ filament to if one has a spring stilt that is a gram 0f the stranger hi embroidered
bits of toasted -.bread The hem “Sushi-$10111“ 0003‘“ ' trifle cool for some days between between the shoulders of the outer
. .should not be cooked in; Ipieces and “We WW3 March and June, the pink] silk waist- Jacket When the garment is made in
em liquor or a strong flavor may The vegetables msyibe cooked with oodt‘serves-well under a coat that that country. You may have “Gilead“
elop. says the Woman's World. the meat and stock if enough. lime .is shown it; Women who cannot stand thlflfilsplay of handiwork on the no!»
to combines nicely with ham Igiten them so that they do not boil-the cont open in the way some costs ulna garment that are brought over
.k. as do potatoes and Celery, 035- during Cooking have of dropping to the waist line he- llere, and did not know its signifies--
and celery. Okra combines nice- To removedhe fat from soup stock: fore the first button is fastened will lion, _.
or with both corn and Allow it to cool and removal. with a' find the soft waistcoat that fastens ioI it is a clever way to ornament a
Ispoon. then with a clean cloth wrung 'iho collar 3 real protection. Icoat or a blouse. and one can have
out of warm water wipe the top of That idea has been well worked out pleasure in designing a fantastic sym-
lhe jeilled stock. The illltsmf fat .will during the winter with Vests, single hol to stand fer the initials of the
'Ii'ew dry crusts of bread; allow them cling to .the cloth. » if. the stock is breasted, of cilanlois or duvetyn llro- Inalnc 0" the crest Of lhe 110““ can ‘98
soften and press through a colan- hot tissue paper may he laid on the. coded ones were worn with the suitsl
, wheat and serve as a substantial top to absorb the fat. calling for dressy accessories. ’I‘beI
“all Ifor lunch or supper I Here is a cheap vegetable snap to flowered silks make good choices for Shadow Lanes to he Much Used.
oup stock should always be made serve six: Cut into thin slices a turn» the spring suit if one does not care Shadow 130,95..le
a low temperature Rapid boiling Ilp. a carrot and a potato. add a few
sort used in
for plaid and it is an acquired tsstc'mnking silhouette petiicoatsmcnn be
oils the fiav.or . Icolery tops, and a cupflll of canned
U . lilte Isoup stock is from Itomato. Simmer for an hour, and than
for adults. Ipurchased at a low price by the yard
II . The double tunics with the close these days, and it is well worth while
chicken or veal {press through a niche or not, as desir-
{Lamb stock is served mutton 'cd. Add two quarts or meat. stock.
knife plaitlng are. wearable each to lay in a stock. says the St. Innis
otll. liulb together two tablespoons of but-
iiallot invented the model and it was Star.
so widely copied by the w‘flolesnlcrri This lace is going to be used a
When vegetables are to be added to Iter and flour and stir into the soup
Iain stock, boil the vegetables separ-' until it comes to a boil, then keep
. M oi those soups from left overs
a he thickened 1by adding to them
varied to an acceptable form I
i
made
as
that it flooded the country wilhln two great deal ill the lingerie dresses for
months of its appearance. Now that evening summer w‘enr. Corset covers,
, diely and combine when nearlv ready below boiling phlnt Season to taste Cherub has Iillvclltcliubox plulloilhln' 01‘ it and the pettlcoats are pollulul'.
11.0 servo land serve with bits of toasted bread. lo for spring wear. the (‘ullot model and very cxpellsivc when bought
p, if carrots celery and green onltlns Onion juice may be added or the on- will be revived. says a New York ‘ ready made, .
Times writer,n .. I
This new tunic. ls solllcllllllfz on the
ordcr or the Russian blouse. for it is
quite certain that tho land of the
Czar has not lost its sartorial Infill-
ence. as interpreted by Leon 'llsitsi
and the dress makers. The Cossack
but is with us as strongly as ev‘or; so
is the long blades and the ornate gir~
dlo. All the cast lends itself to us,
This lace and silk crepe are used
for all lingerie now almost 10 the ex‘
cluslun of muslin». Ribbon and rib-
bon-flower trimmings are on all under.
wear. Crepe underwear is anaemia“
and is much worn by the thrifty. it
does not. reqllite lionlns. and is soft.
Night dresses in blue. plllk and while
trimmed with linen laces. are shown
at reasonable prices.
are {browned in buttel before they are. ion may be cooked with vcgetabies.
added to the soup, the flux or is mllt‘ll To have this soup cheap, one should
improved. make it when there is liquor from
I‘ Bits of meat intended for soup boiled beef or haul which can be used.
' should he browned in butter to im~I
‘ prove the flavor.
Qiearsoup should be served either long vogue.
with a. substantial dinner or have »
' added to it suCh nourishing food as a All fborder effects have been cllm
1' poached egg. The egg may be poaoh- lnnted from this year's styles.
l .
Embroidered not is also promised a
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liliiKlSLAilllli ll.
‘ SYSTEM Gillii'llllsw
Get llamali package of Hamburg
.. ll _~ 2
"WA‘SHINGTON Feb. "'6 Rm” Breast Tea, or as the German folks
I, criticism of’ the Roth island Rallw'al can “I “Hamburger Bi‘ust Thee." m
NEW PLUNGING RECORD
Cl—ll(.‘.AG(), Feb. {iii—aloha P. Lyell!-
er, former University of lilinois star.
set a new world‘s record fdr plunging
of 21 3-5 seconds forslxty-foot tanks
in the chiral Amateur Athletic swim-
ming championships here last night.
HOT TEA BREAKS
A COLD—TRY THIS
.ch Wamlmwuwm
BKlES ‘
FEBRUARV AND MARCH BIRING
and financial operations was raised ill .my pharmacy. Take a tnblcspoontul The former record was 22 seconds. OUT UNS‘GHTLY SPOTS HOW
thallouse today by Representative of. the tea. put a cup of boiling water held by M. Kaiser. of the Missouri TO REMOVE EASILY.
. " . ~ it pour through a sieve and. Athletic ”‘1"-
Ireen of lows, speaking in support upon ~ . . . , . . . .
Sf hig'resolution to authorise the ln- drink a tencuplul at any iimc. it ”I -. _. I-.._-...__.. —- The woman with tender skin lllthti.
1' ‘ ’ the most effective Wfli‘ to break at, WORTHV. February and March because ttlcy n‘ll
Itorstate Commerce Commission to
1‘. than an investigation of that road.
The speaker compared the operations
‘ of the Rock island to those of the
New Haven and ‘Frlsco systems, al-
ready under investigation and declar-
1. that the plan under which the bold-
fig companies controlled the finances
the flock island was utterly inde-
Militia from any standpoint
”through the manipulations ohthe
IIldlng companies, Mr. Green insist-
likcly to cover her lat-c with ug‘v
freckles. .\‘o lllniler how thick bul'
veil, the sun and winds have a stroll:
tendency to make her freckle.
Fortunately for her peace of mind
the recent discovery of a new pre-
scription, oihiucmtiollble strength.
makes it possible for even those most
susceptible to freckles to keep their
skin clear and willie. No matter how
stubborn a case of freckles you have.
the double strength othine should rc-
move them,
. Get an ounce from your drussist
and banish the freckles. «Money back
if it. fella—l". H. Baxter.
cold and cum grip, as it opens the "H0 bus some sills." St. Peter laid.
pores, relieving congestion. Also looa- hill W“ 61‘ 1h“!!! Wllh fhillh‘
one the h0W°ls. thus broa'lling a (old lice oflcn listened for two hours to
at once_ I other people talk.”
!
l
it is inexpensive and entirely \‘c'lo- «Dallas News.
labia, therefore harmless.
I
hill with bill
lllllls illiiEl
TAKE A otass'or same is yous
BACK Home on BLADDER
TROUBLEB VOU.
hm“? ... ._ .. . .t......__..._..__.,,... w... ”my... mm..-
ed. $121,000,000 of water was poured
upon the railroad company's stocks
and bonds. while the fixed charges of
the road had been increased "On: 40
to 90 per cent. “The railroad company
never received one dollar's benefit by
or through the stock issued by the"
holding companies." he declared. “its
origin affords financial freebooters an:
Iopportunity to exploit the lailway and! N0. “"1“ 01‘ woman who 93"“ meat
the public ; regularly can make a mistake by flush.
‘ 'illx the kidneys occasionally,_says a
058, Feverisb Oonsiipated The speaker further well-known authority. Meat forms
the millions of securities hosted by
h .. . uric acid which clogs the kidney pores
‘ 4'3 camurma swap 0’ Figs :hfrglsmfizf :émzzgij‘mzexznfuzf": I so they slugglallly filter or strain only
‘few men without any return being part of flu, WM” and poisons from
. _, ' ‘ ' ‘ like blood then you not sick. Nearly
given lull rheumatism, headaches, liver troll-
Referring to “’9 ”WWW!“ of ”“3 ble nervousness constipation. dizzl
“:03 15:4“ he “:II‘JMEI‘IDO'BIWWSS: boss sleeplessness, bladder disorders
't s t 9" spent - “W9 come from sin ish kidllo s. - .
for equipment hire alone and still ltI The momentgso‘“ mm aim“ mm, hr”was siven today by Reginald McKell'
is known that it has not been proper-.1 ,ilio kidneys 0,. your back hurts or if on. Home Secretary, in a printed to
ll! EUPDW’G- A chorus of complaints the urine is cloudy, offensive, full of ply to a question put to him hi ihfi
has 8°“ “9 from “19 public 3“ “W13 sediment. irregular of passaco or at House of Commons The Home See-
”‘0 “”9 through lack 0’ W09" 59"] tended by a sensation of scald' ng. rehlry added: ”it? Miss lilmerson again
Vice trains behind time. inability ‘0 got about four ounces of lad Baits commits an offense bringing her
move traffic and ”‘0 road had ”9‘9“ from any reliable pharmacy and take within the provisions of the aliens'
“MW mulctod "1 damages by ”'1“ atablospoonful in [€813.83 of water he act the question of applying to the
son of delayad freight Wrecks have fore breakfast for In few days and your court for ll racommendatlondor her
been frequent and ”NY “006 fortune kidneys will then not, fine. This famn expulsion will be lopsidered"
““3 11'9”“th “10 casualty roll from one salts is mhdo from the’ acid of The original question also asked
'10an large " An investigation by the grapes and lemon juice combined with whether there was any precedent for
"“9751“! Commerce OOlififilon- Mfl- bible and has been used for genera~ the deportation from the British isles
Groéb dhclamd “’08 the only WM *0 tlcns to flush ologsod kidneys and or an American eltiuen us all nude.
not at. the latte. stimulate them to outlyity, also to non nimble alien. To this Mr. Mclfsnnn
l The operation of the Roof inland tralisn the acids in urine so it no replied that 143 Alderman citizens
he said presented a notable example longer causes irritation thus ending convicted of crimes had been ordered
, of cases where the Bohrd of blmtors bladder disorders; 4 * expelled from the British Isles euro
Insulation
lm BE llllmtlall
powwow. Feb. swoonllrmntlon'or
the statement that no steps were tak-
en by tho llrltlsb Government for the
expulsion of Miss Zelie Emerson, the
militant Suffragetteofdackson, Mich.
charged that
native today saves a sick child
‘ V." Children simply will not
hich become clogged up with
livbr gets sluggish; stomach
, the tongue-mother! (It cost-
‘yhur child is listless, cross. fev-
‘ don‘t worry, because it is
rinleds. and in a few. hours
ddlldtipatlbn poison. sour bile
Minehtlng‘ ’ waste; will gently
f the bowels, and you have-
playful child again. A thorough
licensing" is oftimcs all that
thould be the first
aim in any sickness.-
f counterfeit fig syrups.
I _
. missed.
. ing the cover.
Aid For Girl Who Enter-talus. I
There are so many little labor -sav- ;
lllg devices for the girl who enter ‘
talus and who of necessity must hul
her own serving maid as well. Silo
does not wish to be away from her
guests any longer than necessary,
wants to be sure that all is going well
in the kitchen. I
Maybe she is making chocolate and]
dare not leave it a moment lost it boil
ov er. She can avert this catastrophe
and save herself worry as w ell if she
will always place a small piece
butter in the boiling milk, writes ui
contributor to the Mother's Magazine. 1
Then again. perhaps she has no
whipped cream to serve with the (thoc‘
plate. A wise hostess always keeps a
box of marshmallows on hand, as they
are used in so many fancy dcsscrtsI
nowadays. if one of these is placed
in each steaming cup of chocolate,
the whipped cream will never bel
Some girls, if they are so fortunate
as to own a tireless cooker at a hot
she had just made a delicious layer
m, cake but the frosting was still a bit
anchored the layers until the frosting
of hardened . .
Elm-go families are often telllporal‘lll'
lluttrackers to open the claws? 1t isI
surely it great labor saver though a
far cry from. its original use.
Still. not so far as the llatpin 1 once
saw a girl use for culinary purposes.
soft, and the layers had a very bad
way of sliding away from each other.
The gill brought forth her special
culinary batpin and, sticking A it
through the centel‘ of the cake. safely
l‘his same girl unpacked her ice
cream as soon as it arrived from the
confectioner‘s and pill the inner ves-
sel in tile tireless cooker. Tllis saved
time and the soiling of her hands, and
perhaps gown. in unpacking the freez-
cr at the eleventh hour.
Paper Towels and Napkins.
Mill‘iy particular housekeepers with
inconvenienced by finding the supply
of towels and table napkins has given
I
‘V’Vfl aunt‘l- ‘x...W as -/.I finial-v an
slum ‘\-\-\.W\‘\‘\‘x‘v‘n‘n ‘\.\ Own-x. - ‘1
ii ,.
lll lllullllll llll ;:
lllll llllll lllllsI
instant Relief with a Small Trial
lioific‘ of Si. Jacobs 011
Stop "dosing " libellnlullem. .
It' 3 pain only; not one case in fifty
regulres internal treatment lino
soothing, penetrating 'St Jacobs 011"
right on the “tender spot. ” and by the
time you say Jack Robinson—out
comes the rheumatic pain and distlcas
"St. Jacobs Oil” conquers pain it is
a harmless local rheumatism care
which never disappomls and doesn't '
burn or discolor the skin. It faiths '
pain soreness and stiffness from ach-
illg joints muscles and bones; stops
sciatica lumbago backache, neuralgia
and reduce swelling.
Limber up! Get a small trial bottle .
of old-time honest “St. Jacobs ()ii i"
and cold storage bottle. make the out before the Ilallzldly comes in, sills‘fmm 111151 drug store, and in .3 "‘5"
(llocolale earlier in the day and place
it in these rocllptables to keep piping
but until needed, thus saving much
"trouble after the guests have arrived.
How many times a hostess wishes
to serve crisp, hot rolls when she has
no gas oven and does not wish to
make a fire in the coal stove. :
i once watched a caterer who solv-
ed the problem ill this manner: Sllc
icil. tllc rolls in the paper bag in which
they had been purchased. carefully
closed up the opening. and placed
them over the icnkottlc after remov-
'l‘berc was not much
water ill the kettle. and it was not
kept boill'lg bsrdwjust simmerillgI
The rolls were but, crisp and delicil‘
one. and not at all sleum)‘. as mlxbt
be imagined.
ll wonder how many girls in scrv-I
lllg cracked crab or crab salad use till-
M... . .. m..-
CASH CO. DlVlDES PROFITS.
The .1. and .l. (ash company. a. lace
Works operating in the second district
here, has adopted the plan for divid-
ing profits with the employee. They
have just recently divided :1 total of
$3.000 gvlih these outside the mall-
agclllclll of ill‘c plillil. the operators.
shipping clerks, etc. Some of those
who received a part of the bonus sc-
cured an amount which equalled tbrco
r four weeks of tbcirn regular salary.
The plant is busy all the lime and luv
been. one or the most industrious of
South Norwalk's smaller illdusirics
for some years. The money distribut-
ed exceeded u certain percentage of
profit that was unread upon, hence the
“divide." Ever since Henry Ford. 0:
the Ford motor works, annoull‘ l to
the world that he would divi' 10,-
000,000 to his workers as their right-
ful share in the profits of the business.
other concerns have been (allowing
sult.‘ it is believed that this profit-
sharing plan will prove helpful ill
South Norwalk. ‘
llfllliiliifl Eliillll‘.
Siflllllill HHS Hill
Papa's Disposals Fixes Sour.
(Sassy. Upset Stomachs in
Five Minutes
the nursery to
Ipronlisc to be fashionable,
I .
Sour, pussy, upset stomach. indiges-
tion, heartburn. dyspepsia; when the
food you eat ferments into' gases and
ltuhborn lumps; your head aches and.
you feel sick and miserable,I that's
when you realize the magic in Papa’s
‘Diapopsin. It. makes all stomach mist
el'y vanish in five minutes
if your stomach is in a continuous
rovolt~li you cant get it regulated
please, for your suite, try Papa’s Illa-
pepsin. It’s so needless to have a
bad Stomach-t-‘nlflke your next meal a
favorite food men], then take a. little
Diapepsln. There will not be any life-
tress-«eat without fear.
Papa’s! Diapopsin "really does" regu-
‘iuta ’weak, elitist-order stomachs that
‘glvss it its-millions of sales annually.
and high officials cf the road have lad Balls is inexpensive and case in: the eight years since the onset-
not been taken from well trained in 1m”; mjhiern’lakes a delightful often merit oi the aliens" as’t '
the schools of efficiency of practical vescesmitilialwater drinl‘l which all" Mr. . vcxmfltfldapl'llsd an]. slidi-
work. ”the have usually been via regular meal slum should take sow once with King George is concoction.
smalls: or operation upon the and than to keep the kidneys clean it is assumed, «with Mrs. luminance
" it who blood pure, thereby avoiding .Paukhurst's application for an inter-e
Get a large fifty-cent case of Papa's
Diapeptlin from any drug store. . it is
the quickest ilill‘liilt stomach relief and
have known It sets almost like music
wit is a scientific. harmless and pleas»
ant stomach preparation which trulr
g
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3
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n
a
P.
it's because '
the Dallas Ncws They would be
grcnfly pleased with the result he I
sides the your and tear on the linen‘
being lessened. by rc-enforcing the.
supply with the paper towel.
Rolls of paper towels placed ill the
bathroom for the builds of the school,
children, who usually make and havoc I
of the white towel, are'very practicull
helps. A roll could also be placed in
wipe sincary little
bands and faces. A roll could be used
in the kitchen to replace the roller
towel. A paper napkin looks very
well on the table tray as a substitute
for the linen napln.
(‘ctton foulurds arc serviceable and
(‘otlon crepe with veil-ct Spots or
figures will be seen.
Clililllll VIBHMS
USE HYOMEl::YOU BREATHE IT
it‘s tbc rilzllt-iodbo-puillt remedy
not only for cutarril. but forhcud
colds. snill’ies, bronchitis. lnryllgitia
0r croup of children.
who stomach dosing.
You will like. llyolllei. it not only
Rives instant and lasting relief, but is
entirely harmless, pleasant to use. and
economical. Moncy refunded by 1".
ll. 'llaxler if you are not bclloliled.
lilyomci is a combination of antiscp
lit,- oils that mixes with the air and
quickly ranches the irritatedIulld in.
flamed membrane of the nose. its'
sure and sale healing begins immed-
lately—«you feel better at once.
' if suffering from watery eyes.
husky voice, discharge from the nose.
or that choked-up feeling, try iiyonlei
now—«today. All druggists'sell it. Ask
for the complete outfit—$1.00 size.»
VICE lN PDRTLAND. MAINE
S
Conditions Described in Report After
“Two Yoan' Probe.
PORTLAND, Me. Feb. 27.»Vioe
conditions in this city were described
in a‘report issued recently as a re-
sult of two years of investigation by
an incorporated committee of citizens
of which Robert Codman, bishop of
the Episcopal diocese, is president.
The commission has employed paid
investigators and every phase of the
social evil has been studied. The re.
port which contains 20,000 words, finds
that street. walking and street' an-
licitlllg are very common and that
there are seven public dance halls
where immoral dancing ill allowed. it
says that the. cadet system prevails
to some extent and that the investi-
gators found 13 second-class hotels
which are resorted to for immoral
purposes. sixteen disorderly houses
were discovered. All but four of the
latter, the report says. were tun ill
connection with restaurants;
The committee's recommendations
include ordinances for the suppresu
sidn‘ of vice. detail of plain clothe»
men. and appointment of more pro-
bation officers. . ' '
ill-itlgegrooni—«“Didn't i look like ii
fool iv‘hen'i was at the altar rail 1’"
ilcst Mall—4mm: but any one could
see that you. were not yollrself"»«
Judge. , .
.. .s
I “w.
1 pitul,
You brcutbo it.
most you'll be free from pains,
aches and stiffness.
BEANS“ SAVE HIS LiFE.
Southington Man Who Ate Big Dish
Unable to Commit Suicide.
HARTFORD, Feb. 27.~~Tile fact that
Matthew Fitzgerald, of Southillgiou,
had eaten a hearty meal of' baked
beans. is the reason why he is able
today. 'He swallowed a. la'ge (jlllill-
lily of poison in Asylum street, near
the Union depot, and was taken vio-
lently ill. lie was rushed to n 1105-.
where physicians, by llill'll
succeeded in getting him out
danger. Tbc’f‘art that ho tom:
work,
(if
Ilbe poison lmllledintcly after cutillc,
'iilo physicians say. prevented it in)!”
taking immediately cilect. Filmor-
Inld gave no reason for his act.
llNCOME TAX AFFECTS Al. IMONY.
NEW YORK, Feb. 2::_ “A plea that
the. income tax has so l‘lll into his in-
' cmnl‘ lll‘ $-l(l,i‘l(l(l fl \‘czil‘ flllll ll(‘ call will
tell \vbcthel he will be able to pay
his wife. Martini VI 1.. 1hull.lll:lll,
$1,500 :1 month alimony, was lilililo XVI-iv
tcrdlly ill the Supreme Court by
Charles 1’. llllcilalluzl, tobacco nit-l“-
t‘llllill, :ll't collector and yachtsmulh
St) [or nx' is klltmll, llllH is lbc first.
tluw. ill tllc courts of this state llilll'.
the income in): bus bot-ll llilHllli'l'l] its
a reason fol 1:. men‘s inability to say
what. nlllolmt he could pay to his with
ill :lll notion for ecparllfltln or tllvurt'l'.
Justice Colllllnll allowed is .\Il'il_ ll 1-
cllulllm $300 a month, pending fill
trialol’ lilofiluion for separation next.
month.
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Billili llll iii
llll llll Hill”
l—‘ww
Darkens Beautifully and Restores
its Thickness and Lustre
of lines
Common garden sage llrowml into it
heavy tea with sulphur and alcohol
added. will turn gray, Htl‘snkod and
faded hair beautifully dark and hill»-
llriunt, remove every bit of dandruff,
stop scalp itching and falling ilnlr.
lust a few applications will .prove. a
revolution 11' your hair is fading, krav
or dry, scraggly and thin Mixing tho
Sage Tell and Sulphur recipe at llolllc
though, is tlonblesmllo. An easier way
is to get the roady-touse tonic. costing
mom 50 cents a lurgo bottle at drug
stores, known as “Wyotil's Sago. null
Sulphur ilulr‘liemcdy." thus avoiding
a lot of muss
Willie wispy. gray, faded hair is not
sinful. we all desire to retain our
youthful appearance and‘ attractive-
seas. By darkening your hair with
Wyctll’e Hugo and Sulphur, no one can
tell, because it does it so nllturuilygso
evenly. You just dampen a sponge or
toll. brush wll‘li it and draw this
through your hair, taking one email
strand alts lime; by morning all gray
hairs have disappeared, and, after llll-
other applictlon or two, your hair be»
comos beautifully dark, glossy. soft
and luxuriant.
Norwalk Chronicler