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.vr President Eamon de Valera of the Irish Republic is 'here shown addressing a mass meeting
at >tr€‘(’t, Dublin. Ireland. against the Irish treaty. While the crowds were immense. there was
tlilllUSla-Sm. The photograph shqws De Valera addressing the throng.
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w: lorn Body “ L. A. Servatius lS IEUTBILL Tl] RUN
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.ii Due in Woods '. Victor in Chicago l
at Stratford , Cue Tournament: IN HARTFBRD
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" 1""*'“ ‘}‘_"' “"‘j icprcs- ntiiig thw .\'¢‘iv York A. C. mgr:
e iill“I'l’lillll'l‘gllilETL If), rig-hf. "Han”?! ””3"" “Imlmg' Chm!- l HARTFOBD' FM". 3" _— “1W".
ll‘liVHII. Slio'l‘iill igulllt' 50' j. ’ f0 If]. “I. {hf ”- mam h. “A Ihf‘uiu- “'liul" CHH‘IH ‘h‘. "thing pursoii”. 0t
,\ ‘1‘ 1”. Sn'itii. county ,llOlldl tillldli'lll. throw: cushion lill‘lla-l‘ll W” 1),, _5L‘_.\. moms Joe Higgins, RF“.
Illi'li‘tSl portions tournament. H" L‘dnlv “4 nt 103 III- lurk A. ( ,, and )llkv llevanncy. Mill-
. , .. - ‘,mngs' '70s: A. V. Our lllt‘ JAN” )8rds route
l i H” “\\‘l"' ”l. -\'l“‘l'l| Slilt‘lmi'n ('7' thv (‘liimtito‘m tht- llvnml strvet Armory innit-flit.
~l .l'l shut thv- «ioe.l__\_ .\.. ”new”; Frank l i‘lrining ut’ in. [Mutiny .\~m «it “in industrial
“‘ UM‘AHl b) “"1457lt‘h;imp;.ig,,_ l”- 3" {U 4" “1 F“\"lll.‘- .niq-o-t, triu-k }I)\(‘l's “1” set» in action
”til“I::\;:::.l,l.:n.‘:,l,lvi at. “m' innings, El‘m E'Y‘I‘Jilt—Sl trio of llllllill" distant"
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LI A) l (‘1);lz::“\l‘ “Lyn; Neal Ball Signs :rtinnc lS \\ill syn-ml «lost to l‘¢‘(~oril
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my ‘ . _. _' ~_i ‘ ’ lllllo‘.
'l‘lxln‘ilul“‘l-ll'1“H:|lll‘lllll(i‘l:l5l as (Obb’s 1\Ianag‘eri "”1““! l?‘ swim: in armt form. vii
.: Il\ll|/..Ill!lll :13 MW! 1(3"‘11N‘I1J'5' his in ri‘m‘nizinm- 1U'\t'l“(ilil‘
with um] um».- ul.’ Null l‘mll. of lirii'ltrcpcit. one (if the Minis iii h'uoklin. N. Y, Bushing
«up durwlmll «liamond‘s t'iw livrovs oi' tlw tun‘s liirtlulzii' :it'trinm-n tiKHIIlSl :i s: -
,” ,i'._:,’_,,' H.“ d” r 1m: qsistml triplr yiliii'. him lxu n signul lmt lltlll, Lust Sutiiiwhi} t‘lL'lll in ,‘\'(I\\‘
"5‘ “mm. 'l‘hi‘ir‘ “Hr":ii) .1.) (with to lllilllilg“ lilt- Augustin. :Yruk running X‘r‘f)lll st~rzitr~li in ii nllll'
.i “mm, ”1" {f’rugt and “5 (LL. hum in the South .. Atlantic llillldll‘llll. the t‘urmr-r \‘t‘SlPVIlll :illi-
, m L'Pl d“u_\' ”H, (lous‘ l.t.l;.11]0'. it was. .iiiiinumwl truliijc. (‘nlili lllr‘ hit the tuiw :ihoui] of ;i largo and
”WW,” um] litviully ro-u-iitly l-ought control of ill' Georgia .sps-mly field.
:l~ iiuni thrir limlivs. 1‘1”,” ‘ \Vho-n Jnir lirv crruitml his rictii'd
m i 4.4llilSuoS \\‘l-l"' fttllllll “ML “ho pluyml “"11 several 1’igm‘or :- Hill" and ii liult~ ut the _\lillr(is~
,m' ,\ “h” rwportml the I‘li‘uxilt' i‘llllrS. has liten with Ni-w Inimt thric “(wks ago ('utliill “us I”
'l- .lHllllll'lllPS. Ian‘“ "U“ 1h" 1““ ””0“ 3'""”'5~ 3"“ the shouldrr of the flu-t (‘hiczigozin
' . he .. bountiful hut-k was in}: “5 "“l'min‘ H‘ is k““““ 5‘5 “ne‘\‘.'lio-ii two-thirds of the distance \\il5
t-vl zit Norwulk. st-vi'riil “l H‘" l“""""‘ plumrs m 1h" gainfi'.l‘rLYllllull'tl in the iii-\v i‘vcnril i‘lfilll‘lt“
'l‘h» :lllllllill hall 1”...” (‘oirlu iiliu is .i >tm‘l.‘. llltl"l in the‘.\i\\' 50,- 6 niinuto-s 43 3-3 seconds. 'l‘hcsc
- ll‘ :i furni. when it “as tillr— I H"" n ‘ Ml“ .irrunp ‘1 “”h 1"1'5'4'1“ in i't'mniunct-s ari- iiicntionr-d to show
JUL,“ In loaning: r1 picktt ‘\\'- is.“ the ii» iii “hi.“ lui' l'nlll \\lll g1) ‘ H, I, “”1 track fans how “q.” t’10110g.
-...~:iiu- llS foes. the buck ‘Y" ‘;""r"“" ‘lun .-\. .-\. l'lllilli'r mizi if form-ll hut 1hr
..i..l ruinit- down on tho ff‘nl‘Pw THfl illavk l’-iiv (-iuhmnn \Vlll liziw- to lii' :ii
. llll' Plt‘kt‘lfi pierced its body. fSheppard and I’itts {his lri-Sl ’I‘utsdui' night to rrizistcr :i
it Sll‘Ui: 'lt‘tl in its «it-nth HEIODY . \ii-tory ovs-r Higgins and llcvunni'y.
”sung a... dogs lvripcd upon it. BOX a Slow Draw l Mike Dcvanncy is an oldtimer at
.iit for lll!‘ :ItitN-IIY‘IIW‘B 0“ 8- 1'5”“; ————-——— [the ”game hut his rt-rt-nt pvrformnn-
iiiulo'ilit-iily “willil have tom ltl .lnl.i.ii,\' Sheppard (42‘ England and manccs over the niiildlc «listunms
t: iI'l..i:li,\ l‘itts. thr Allsllullain \iiltri— pr0\en him a successful comeback.
_, —w“' wright fought :i 3410“ and uiiiritvri-st— “"hcn i‘t‘cords in large numbvr .~\1ll"lt'l‘-
3‘ '7 ° . lll ' txu livrrnunil hunt .it lllt Cohen-um lean and world's combined were: wing
71 (lg—9t smlth OUtDOllltS\gt m» Stutvii lSlIlliil lust l'lL'lll. :it ‘Sllillit'l‘cd some fi'w Friars hack thv‘
. lilo .ml .,:‘ \\llll h t‘.- ‘utl '23 d' '_l.il~il .Millrnsv itilllt'lf‘ was tiltinis \\ithin 1h!
i)eln10 It 1“ FaSt Bout 'n Ilmw. h l:.ln.lo\i< of lllt' lilpl in ram-s vuri'iiii:
—— . . - , 'l'm- I‘l‘li\\il his<~<l anul lifitiloil the Iill'lll thi- imitlniilr to tho ilirH--niili-
‘ \il,l:l'lll.‘l'\' I‘M." :k'Ai-‘I-thkimir in «'tll . {fort to spur tin m on ltlll ‘Ivlixtnnu. lll\ til’l.!l l“ 'tnriiizinv‘vs on
,~ \. xi. \ui‘k'i-zislll' “9‘9"”“M 1th»- tutors ‘llst (lint-hell anti lillflpil .lloston “lid .\'4-\\' York indoor ll;\l‘k.\
1" “HM“, “‘ .\¢“\\‘1ll‘l\ ill the It};- )r “'jiy throughcut‘ \‘M‘t‘i llli‘ll ll‘ll' Lilk lll‘ lll’ ilziv l\ “Lillil.
i .1 lln- ()lYmIiIII'A. A. ’lnst‘ J‘m lnnilv-r and “-m”, par”). 1,”,3 Th, “gm” .\‘«\\- Milk”. “h“, u
mug Stu-n “Ht-f” thr‘ "If“: Hit .1 i.ittlini.; fast tlLlelrl'Ullliil ltlllll iii llllh Hi~ .: S'lillul llirlll l::i\'s l\\n»
MUN“ “lug f‘lllllt‘ly too I”? Mir 5' nii-liiiul niiinlmriiilli the form! l' .lhll'lls of ll lllll" lllil'b' “V"! ”>1 -\l
J “I“ ‘4th- himnan artlshfi inn-1m: :in ”luv on tl_- l~"lll[‘ «if tin) tho \lllli'nuso- A J. inn-t this month
‘t ”H. l-t)(l\'. lllOl‘i‘ W?” boxing, Ho: “its ‘._\\.Lll]‘tl the >llllfl‘5. I"'\;|tlll0\. linillllfl lltV'l‘. 1" ‘ L'llll. l‘.1'
5” ”L MAN'WI. to good “‘1‘ 11‘ - isiun. untultml tlii- distant . iii _' llllll‘illt's vi":
, 'r' “Worm “l Lhcsc m'ca-‘ ._i 'i s-i‘oinls, 'l‘iiis mail; is u l‘lt'\\'
"Ml H", Ncwur scrnIiIH-r. ' , '.*\llltlil‘illl iinlm-r row-mid .ilI-l will not
1’ 'r mm a chat-nee “21?) Chlef Bender Takes ‘Huinl ti r mishinulit for :i niimlwr of
’ v’ ‘ "‘HMLLSSN! r0!“ 8 . 5‘.l.\")ll<\ 'l‘hi- iriittlmir iii.ivk iiiziilv l»_\‘
.Ml lint penetrate Smith-sf Trap ShOOt Prlze .\lu-l Stu-para. mum-r Irish Ami “mm
1 “'1'“ h)“. blows he did. .. . ‘ . q .. . . '.‘\. 1‘, lllllllllt' distunu- "kiiic," :i'iluzni
;:.\.- inough force to al-j H \i: l l‘(llill_ I“ 1.. 7‘ # v lint Hm” “wk in ml” m“, “mud “MW
-. M.” m" :1 Showing against in mi. 1-_ \\'Ith-l}' km.“ ii lll lmtli tho ihzin anunn. \‘s ”PW mark.
. ,1 'l Smith weighed 121 ,trapshoot'in ' Illltl imislvtinll world. won! "I “m (.ut to mmm ”ii for am a“
.t il’i 1—2. lthv intliiidnm lllgll‘St‘Oll' lift/.0 {it thi- {Hd M ”W Mrtropolitiin champion.
i U Aiirtfi h V' t ll'll'lIYl-‘Igll':(lol'('l1:9(:lt‘nt‘l‘s 12:“??? 533:. ”all!” luv ytki- 1’; win-i."xivr‘i‘tvs‘va
' ' ' ‘ ' ' l ' u iuuiiis. t l‘ crzir { .‘nw 'or' .> . l‘.
Hill”) (Ir! t 1c or lunch, , _ liliill-vlllllt‘l'. Higgins is out to gun thi-
M ; The famous pilChfr tirokr. {1. birds _ P .4 _ 1““. the luv“ (r mg “f“ 1nd
'E'” [5- “'1‘- 2R.—Johnny out of lot]. a remarkably good sn'm'c “71,, ‘ [M's ' _ 7' V' ‘ _ ‘
, . .iiiil siizirt- no track trirlu r} and spud
\HIHH' ”MC" ompothd confidermg the weather. The nurt‘W» l"'ttrm ll. to finish l'l frO“t ..~‘
" " "f ("m'mr‘ati‘ OMO- ford Gun Club team won the tram l.‘m;::n‘l,lnd l‘w\_qnn.w’ ‘ "
mu) lmxiii' contest here - -- tul of 444,: ‘ ‘ g
1i. MIA V Si':l‘l'(l in [lH' first 23:?”‘C'prn;:\‘£:iltf:-ufn T\fl’tli l’ihil‘T.‘ lll “THU-h ram-s o‘.'r ”H“ .haH-Inlh'
.l iioin then- on Gun was second with a mark of 4315mm] Limo yards distancn-s this 5011501].
”U“, and was much q rin‘rtiwld rind Hartford trams “‘er [the Winged-foot stur has not tasted «it--
. \. r ”i H”. finish. The ligd fit-Dr third honors scoring 41,0- ii‘cat except by ])l‘\':lllll“)‘ at'th'c h'htro-
7, pounds. ‘ ’ _ 'iiolitnn titular giants, Higgins ile-
. . :ft-at at the lug l\c\v ‘i ork met-t was too
L" -—’ . ~- ’_;__. Amerlcan cars W1“ .many races in so fvw days. I'p to
on GIHLHIDD
l3 woiLiNHoon
‘P-I'oman Relied Upon Lydia
E. Pinkham’s Vegetable
Compound ‘
' rmgx‘tria, Kansas. — "1 be an in
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t; .. 'whvn I was a gir-
for several years I
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making me very
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with my regular du-
ties. I tried several
remedies without ob-
taining relief. I
induced to try
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table Compound fiiy
.. - friends and it. re-
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..~. _ l'm are many women whofirstused
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4WD during trying riods. In later
.3:le they 'use it w enever they feel
. .51. gigging symptoms which women
“Lidia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
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‘ ed carefully from the best ’ of
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{in Brooklyn.
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BUENOS AIRES. Feb. 29. (Associ-
iated I'ress).—1Amciicun automobiles
finished first. second and third yes-
lterday at the finish of the annual au-
tomobile race from Buenos Aires to
Rosario and return. a distance of 700
kilometers (434.97 miles). The first
leg of the race was run Sunday. The
time of the winning car was 10 hous
_‘_’3 minutes 51 seconds.
i Tho iaCe wus rull over a. difficult
dirt r<:.‘. c..ul .as under the auspices
of thv .Arzreniiix Automobile Club.
One of the cars turned over during the
run Sunday and its mechanician.’"Cay—
etano Tedeschi, famous as a. motor-
cycle rider. was killed. The driver of
the car was not seriously hurt.
Twenty-two cars participated.
l‘wcnty of these represented eleven
different makes, and two were Italian.
Bill Heney Dies
Billy Heriey. veteran turfman and
brother of Charlie Heney, one time
'president of the Metropolitan Turf As-
dled last night at his home
Mr. Haney had been in
ill health for several months. Three
weeks ago he was stricken with a
paralytic stroke 't'rom which he failed
to recover.” _
INGBOWN TOE NAIL
TURNS OUT ITSELF
A few drops of "Outgro" upon the
skin surrounding the ingrowing nail
reduces inflammation and pain and
so toughens the tender. sensitive skin
undemeth the toe nail. that it cannot
penetrate the flesh. and tfie nail turns
naturally outward almost over night.
“Outgro” is a. harmless. antiseptic
manufactured for chlropodlsts. How-
ever, anyone can buy from the drug
store a. tiny bottle contain“: direc-
itllO Metroplitnn meet the former Holy
Cross middle distaum r had competed
in a half dozen events and had regis-
ttiered victories from scratch many
(times defeating a select field strung
out on large marks.
Advertise in the Sentinel for the
best results.
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actual measure. mune,ad-
‘ MUSLSO. We’usendthe ‘
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Nu Fashion hm (
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ling room or finest room of the home.
Rug with agsplendid'dee ' soft “pile” into which the
(foot sinks with a sensation o luxurious comfort.
Rug with Strength and service, durability and satis-
faction.
Bug in small allover pattern, in Oriental design, _in
distinctive flowered efiect. ~
'Axmnster weave, with a fine lustrous finish, thick soft
land in that convenient size of 9 by 12 feet— $48
GRASS BUGS, heavy in weight and close in weave,
Vblue tan or green, cleanly and light, excellent for use in
bleepiiig—roomse— .
8 by 10 ft—$6 9 by 12 ft—$7 .50
Third floor.
New unusual marquisette
for pretty curtains.
'New in pattern—and unusual in its value for small
iprice.
'A double—thread marquisette in Jacquard weave.
itDots and attractive figured patterns. Mercerised finish
‘lof unusual luster. And in double-border design which
[makes curtains of well—balanced effect.
290 85 39c
_ Fine and pretty voile for curtains, stripes and ’cross-
fiiars, one yard w1de—— ' 29c
‘ Ruffled 'and hemstitched voile curtains all ready for
llmnging, dainty in effect, completed by tie-bands—$2 pr
VELOURS for portieres and overdraperies, hand-
ome shades of blue tan rose and green, plain finish or em-
ossed in tasteful patterns, drape with rich effect—$1.59
Third floor.
White cream and beige——
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~ A‘ big and heavy - Sport _ hats to
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Rug with beauty commending it for use in ether liv— Real sport hats. And 1'93} girls’ hats. ” "
A bright cheerful delighting combination.
Close-fitting shapes. Fancy braids in either one color
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Snug right down close to the head, are piquant and
merry.
.Soft pliant straw braids; almost seem to be fabric, so
double and yet so durable are they. '
In new perwinkle shades, in navy, in Alice blue, in:
sand and in champagne—and in number of combinations
of brilliant with dark hues.
For girls of 16 and of 6, even for little girls of but 3
or 4—and Just as charmmg as the sport hats for rowna
ups. $2.95 to 7.50
Second floor.
' Some special nainsook
chemises are 950.
Envelope Chemises; of naiiis k *h' =h ' ‘
in quality, 00 it it. IS notably find:
'A snug—fiéing but amply—roomy style, prettily trima
med w1th lace,———and some with ribbon shoulder—straps.
Nicely finished, of rare comfort, sizes 36 to 44—95(3
Second noon
Beautiful gloves
of suede— $1.95.
Their soft velvetlike finish, their suppienesé. their!
excellent weight; all combine to make them notably atd’ '
tractive. . ‘ ‘
Finished in strap-wrist
raction too.
Beaver brown gray and biscuit— $1.95 1
Fine light imported lambskin gloves, 2-clasp styldé
very attractive 111 both finish and qualit .; tan brown;
beaver black and white— $2.50
Center aisle, rear.
pattern, they have added at}
EELL l7NDERiRAIN
bers of the train crew,
pushed the man
lit}
It is said. ,iii‘ii Riii-zi‘xu'nsn OR
from the Ste-p9 and.
fell and rolled onto the rails.
People who were standing on the!
platform and who witnessed the ill-,i-liouiiiatisnl is pain only.
(‘l(li‘llt. turned away horror struck. Not. one case in fifty requires inter—
ihinkini: that the man was about TO'nul (rcntmc'lll. S‘tOp drugging‘!
luv ground to pivot-s beneath the trucks ,Southiug' In netruiing St:
or the coach. Huweu-r. llf' monaged‘right into your sore. stifi, aching
1'0 P9” himSP” bGCk 0” ”10 platform joints. and relief comes instantly. St.
Just in time to avoid being struck by Jupohs (lil is a harmless rheumatism
the wheels. :nnimpm‘ which mover disappoints.
Following the incident the man, -and cannot burn the skin.
who refused assistance and who alsol Limiiei- up! Quit complaining: Gf‘t
refused to give his name. walked over a small trial bottle of old. honest St.
to “'ood street and there took a seat Jacobs (in at any drug storc. and in
on the bank of the spur track lead—Just a moment you'll be free from
ing 10 \Vilson Point. H" ““3”!" got rheumatic pain. soreness and stiff-
Up and W‘dked away 13"" 0"- ness. Don't suffer: Relief awaits
. W ' you. St Jacobs Oil is just as good for
Adv-Ema? in the Sentinel for best sciatica. neuralgia. iumbago, back-
results ache, sprains—Adv.
.—
for March
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.lccturetl in the South Norwzilk llv'tho—
Ruli ! dist
Jacobs (in l week.
The New Victor Records ' Maples £9” Goldschmidt
i
l Dave Shade in Draw Sharkey Has Best ‘ and for the past ten _\cars has bren'
BUT ESCAAPED . l‘livnd m Yale liixinity School. H? is
I CINCINNATI. Feb. SS. __ Dave 0f R’IaCArthurgun unusual lccturcr. and will he vPry
Continued from First Page. ib‘hadv. Culifornni \\'i'ilf‘l‘\\‘('lglll. and ""—"‘_“ lsmw to An“ a“ vim nth-nil u good
. illilly liyuii oi Cincinnati Lulu-d ten Sliil'X CITY. 1:1,. l"i—li_ ‘35. Jack-"Hmm‘v' ,AdnnKfiUHs h.) H“ lliings
and lil‘i lllhll“)'. :iml tlint slu- would ‘ Hist rounds to .L 'll'£l\\' here last iiiglit.i‘q“1"k“.\l New Yoik lliilllillll\\" HEM. 1'” 1m” “I” “am“ ‘0 ””5 “”1”.“
lw rpsynnfilhk. l't'l‘ his good liphuyior'l'l‘lii' llit‘ll \\t'l't‘ o-\t-Ill_\' l'tiuti'llt‘il it] al- [1"“1 HIP lii‘tlvi‘ 0f :1 “‘n'rnund ho”? T::::.:.:::;_.-_-::_: :;:—
The woman boarded the train undimU-“l "‘HVV ‘i‘l‘i‘nmm‘t' with ”w cx- “uh lizirl MacArthur. 0f Sioux L‘it)’. : i n“
the mun follownl her. he having one;t"‘]lllilll of intightins. in \‘lllCh Sliailc 'ht'l‘“ last nit-3M- MacArthur knm‘kt-il
{not (ill ”in Sti'I)S 0!. ll):- t'liiu‘li “'ht‘nlhud ” Sillllll advantage. :Sllill‘w‘y llllfillgll ”HA I‘OIN'S lll ”“1 .
the train started. One of the mem_‘ __ ‘sixth ‘i‘ounti. but lllt‘ match was re- GIRLS! LEMONS
BRO\\’N OF YALE DIVINITY
SCHOOL TO LECTI'RE.
49"
WHlTEN HANDS
John Kendrick Things was to have
Press the juice of two lemons into
a bottle containing three ounces of
Orchard White, which any drug store
will supply for a few cents, shake
well, and you have a quarter—pint of
harmless and delightful“lemon-bleach
lotion to soften and whiten red. rough
or chapped hands. This home—made
li-mon lotion is far superior to gly-
cerin and rose water to smoothcn the?
skin. Famous stage beauties use It;
to bleach and bring that soft. clear.
rosy-white complevion. because it
doesn’t irritate—A dv.
church on Friday evening this
(living to his recent death an-
other lecturer has had to be substi-
tuted. The church has been fortunate
in getting Dr. Charles Reynolds
Frown. Dean of Yale Divinity School.
10;:in his great lecture on “The
Greatest Man of the Nineteenth Cen—
tury" on this evening. Dean Brown is
one Of our very strongest pulpit and
platform men. He was for fifteen
years minister of the great Congrega-
tional church in
Oakland. ('alifornia:
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