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MEDICAL
1 14 (GEO. HEILEMANN, OaIE-
PATH. .peetall.t In woman'.. and chll
Inger daee.,.e, aon4.:Ironic asd n.rvou.4 ..
ardent ere. ear. now and throat, partial deaf-
er., lumbago and rkesrnatic e.ndit.loo.t Ade-
noid. removal without the knife. rice at
reldence. corner Nelon and 8t. Aodrw'e
diem.. At hose el ire Monday, N'edn.eda
RENCB MALE ADVANCE
IS
TOWARDS THE R
Satisfactory Positions Are still Meld
While Cerinter-attacks Avail
Nothing
Parts, June 22 -We have carried
Metrteral to Alsace by as ult and have
driven the Germans luck toward Mey-
erhof In our drive sward the Rhine
while aLlntatalne our glens .'n the s_c
tor north of Arras sed gaining !teal
successes in isolated encounters Co:arlow other sectors of the front. u:
air aq adro. a have effectflely bent -
herded the German aviation grounds
on both sldts of the road from Vienna-
jl.e-Chetesu 1; the v to Minn of
the Argonne. Four hangar -war
son ate ped two aeroplane and • ea;.-
tive balloon \ :re bit. At BitaryJle
the Gcrmauy d llre7ed a vl0lctt ::tack
wjth asphyxiating Lomb.. Our ad-
vanced lines gave .way at ceraln
poluts, but an immediate counter-
attack enabled us to retake our pre -
',Mug position. On the leeehts c:
Meuse, we repulsed German cJunter-
attacks. Our first attack media little
progress. The second, on the cdit
Crary, enabled us to carry further
trenches east of which we occupied ou
Sunday. North of the Fecht the Ger-
mans attempted an attack against our
positions on the .Iteichakorkopf, but
were completely reie!'nt
Pols Now Threatened ' •
Rome. June 22 -Tile Ausjjans tsar
Ing au investment by 1i^•cd - I
Pols through the, cr::il^;g pf r.jr
communicate:as con. ;tl:g the Either'enfnsula with the a ..ln''.nd, aro no .
rushing trooes wh.:•li '.ere couctr.-
tratcd at Pula norta wards, with the
object of checking tee Itei.aa adtance
southwards. Extr uralnary- recia-
tlons bare been taken against aeria1
raids. Gunpowder tlpd ammunt'lon
are being stored nnder•grour-d. A:
hough Po!a is prcvisioned to with:
land a lone eleg., the Austrians arc
pesalmiatic, fearing that i$ the Italiana
are aided bZ an Anglo-French naval
gree they will succeed In taking the
ortress. The Italians have begun to
bombard the Austrian positions at
ordica and Moos, iniac the Helm chain
hills. ' The Austrian city al Man
rghetto has been set on tire by Ita.-
Ian shells. Rain and fog yesterday
hindered the operations In the moun-
tanious parts of the theatre of, war.
However, In the zone of Monte Nets
It has been pusible to complete _nl
reinforce the italian occupation by tak•
Mg pus/tasten of Resinous cemenand-
Ing the routes ot 1•lezzu. On the
Isonzo we repulsed two counter-attack[
during the night against the posttioua
recently captured around Playa.
as. . atutdar.: any cteainy by appo4stmient I t
F. J.15.1rORSTER-BYE, BAR,
nor and throat tit::;, Rowe aireeete.
ew lcaArne. er, N.waaltulo mend1e ill pitad,,
4ieiden Square. seed Moorefield Yye Ho.pttsl, f
England. !/floe. SJ 8. Waterloo Street,
a LI a, tn., Yopo•oslte Koos Chard. Hour 9.1.,
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AUCTIONEER.
AUCTIONEER.
f11HOMA8 GUNDRY
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Hoa C. Goderkh. A11-lastruottsae by mal
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LEGAL
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Russian Attack Recovers
Petrograd, June 22 -The tattle
and Lubeczow reached .t ; crista
en the Germans succeeded in break
our line and began a rapid advance
a north.rly directioe towards the,
lege of Futeryy. Uur iat.intry. widen
d spent tour dais in arduous light-
. was exhausted. Gen. Volodchen-
ordered eke Csiesacks and Clea.
enera'• Dragoons to charge the Ger-
a-+, who sirs seized with panic all
fig the line seed took night_ Tate
t Gerrncn Infant. y, opposing U3 at
polut, was almcat euttrr.y elter-
.ated with the satire. We coatin-,
our purault as tar as the vtllagc
Otesztce, where the German Fe.
vet assenting the defensive, took
a new front. Our cavalry captured
ntitrailleuses in this attack. which
: only 2e0 gilled and wounded
succeeded in stopping the develop
t of the enemy's success. The
n y, belne shaken by this blow.
e no terther attack; during th--
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Meewiveie hub to lean at lowest ram.
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1seaew. At Chetan Tksrsday 01 eaek week 1a
gam on -*then !(greet oo.upied by lar. •
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Lawyer (URI W R.grd Patent Attorney
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FLAG QUESTION aAISED
Ccrm;ray's Reply to the United States
Witi Discuea Neatral Flag Question
1Vareineton, June 22 -The German
coveted:tee! has given five specific
rages to a hlch It is alleged that Great
l:rltain has used false flags on armed
merrhantr.ten which attacked German
submarines. One of these eases af-
fects the United rendes. It is alleged
that the merchantman which rammed
a German submarine displayed lu
lars•• letters "Boston- Mass." The
state department is expecting an of-
ficial statement fru:n the German for-
eign office that submarine ('29 was
rammed by a 'Irttlsh merchantman 83.
lag the Swedish nag. The use of the
Swedish deg Is. of course, primarily
a case for bweden and Great Britain
but that the submarine was attacked
ander a lake nag. will, be of impor-
.ancwhen the reply of Germany to
the Presidect's note has reached hen,
Officials believe tLat the next note
from Germany will be a demand upon
the l'uned States that she shall look
Into Great Britain's method of wan
fare In the German zone and answer
whether such methods do not at least
palliate the Germau note against all
L.
Dynamite Outrage at Walken/1110
Waikervllle. June 22-A trem.n-
loua explosion believed to have been
doe to a bomb, partly wrecked the Pe. -
body overall factory at Walkervill•
early Monday morning. The plant was
busy on a $1,000,000 order for uniforms
for the British ■rmy German sym-
pathism from Detroit are Mated for
the outrage. Another attempted out-
rage was brought to light what twenty
rage was brought to light when tw.ety-
'oven sticks of dynamite were found
ander the armories at Windsor A
time nue was attached but In sons.
manner It failed to work and there
was no explosion.
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THE etONAL : GODKRIcf : Oirr ra0
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Have beautiful
window decorations
Nothing (fires to much pleasure
u a well decorated window.
Your windows will be the envy
of your neighbors it you use the
II c _Flat Rod
-/or curtains awl draperies
Guaranteed not to sag
or tarnish
Thele is it Kirsch Flat Rod in a
color to match your woodwork or
draperies. Every rod contains a
written guarantee that it will not
sag or tarnish,
k's sis eery to Immo e ttise
window K6r.elt
('once in and see them Flat Rol
GEO. HOHMEIER
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Seasonable
Footwear
WI:: feel the vers )Cast we
can do for you when
you come into this store, is
to give you Shoes or Rubbers
that will be n1 solutely coin-
tortalee and will wear to
your ratislactic,n We want
you to realize that your well -
late is our first consideration
Our prices are more teasco
able...
REPAIRING
(leo. MacVicar
Notch side of Square
Ooderich
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Oil Stoves!
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We handle the New Per-
fection and Quick Meal
Oil Stoves,
And have also two De-
troit Vapor Stoves, 'prac-
tically as good as -new,
to be sold at about
Ha /! Price
New 'WOW ,ION
W. R. FINDER
Phone 131 Hamilton Street
CENTRAL
STRATFORD. ONT..
(*aerie. bet practical training
eekeol. We hese tlwrouyh cornea and
thew enc d la■tractore in each of our
detrrtrnent. Commeretsl.
Qh•rtba.d and Tsiegrasky tsar Pul-
sates ,,taped sod res .keetd read our
Urte• free eatalslrse. Wrtts fork at
lineD. A. McLACELA.N, PrladraL
NEW6A TE
STREET LIVERY
Raving purchased the
liv.ryehueiness of Wm.
Knox, 1 am improving;
the equipment and in-
tend to provide
Good Horses
Prompt Service and
Up-to-date Rigs
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Ste Austrians Rounded Up
Toronto, June 22--81x Aualr4ano,
two M there military officers t816 Sees
umbers et a cosnsktes ar!lMs4 eft
being M colr.waleatlon wIN OM>.aa
styes le the Caked "EWE ISOM sr
meted at Acton, ottalillglra and
Owelpb stn Misaday sail US& 5a .
All orders will receive
prompt and careful at -
ten ti oo
t-tentfoo
TttLerworx No. 173 for
a good turnoot
MARW QUOTATIONS
JUNE 21
Toronto Cattle Market
Extra choice steers..... 68 50 to
Butcher steers, good..., 8.00
do. medium 7.76
do. common 7.25
Heifers, good to choice7.50
do. medium 7 00
Butcher cows, choice6.50
do. good 6 CO
do. common 4.50
Butcher bulls. choice6 75
do. good bulls 6.20
do. medium 5.75
do. Db
Feeders, 800t 1.0)0 lbs '1.a0
do. batty 5.60
Stekkers, 700 to 900 lbs7.00
do. med., 650 to 750 6.+5
do. light, 500 to 650. 5.25
Canners3.75
Cutter •• 4.50
Milkers, choice, each. 60.00
Springers 50.00
Calves, veal. choice9.ee
do. medium 7.00
do. common 6 50
Iambs, yearlings
Ruck lambs .... s. 50C.
Ewes, light 5.50
Sheep, heavy and hucke 3.50
Hogs, weighed ort cars. 9.]0
do. fed and watered. 6.£5
do. f o 8.50
Whclesaet Prouce
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Toronto wholesale pt ices to the . -
trade . •
Eggs- •
special (earth-, 24 to .25
Extras (selects) .23 24 -
No. 1, (new laidI .21 .22 •
No. 2 .18 .19 •
Cheese.. w, !arse, 17c; do. twins,
17%c; old, lerge, _lc; de. tains 21u.c. •
Butter-
Cre •
Creamery prints, fresh.. .28 .29 ege
Creamery sc::da .26 .2R INF
Dalry prints 21 .YJ •
Bakers' 11 2l •
Honey-Buckwhe-t, 7t/,,- a pound, it.
tins; 7c to 7 die in barren; strained •
clover honey, 12'r; 14c in 5-11,. tie.!; {•
comb honey. No. I, $3 per doz,n; No, ,-
3. $2.40 per dozen.
Poultry Live Dressed •
Old fowl• :b .. 12c 14c 14, l'
Spring !troller* 25c Toe
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Summer Stocks Are Now at their Best
SUMMER STOCKS .IN ALL OUR DEPARTMENTS
ARE AT THEIR BEST AND NEVER HAVE WE
HAD A BETTER SHOWING. MANY NEW LINES
ADDED THIS WEEK. NOW IS THE TIME TO
MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS WITH ALL THE
WARM WEATHER AHEAD OF US YET.
NEW VOILES
New Voiles in plain
dainty and sheer, are
popular material this
and fancy weaves, so
far and away the most
season.
Prices -25c; 30c,
35c to 50c a yard
New Middies fo
Nearly every girl will be wearing \iiddies this
white. white trimmed, red and !,lure, in all siren•
NEW BLACK AND WHITE STRIPES
!slim. Black and White ;itrilses, the season's
fair in Voiles, Batiste, Flaxen, etc., in all
widths of stripes, at
25c, 30c, 35c and 40c per yard
r Dominion Day
season. Our stock i'. most complete in plain
front 4 Fears, at -:,c, 81.00, 8122.1 and 81...0,
our special values at $1.00 and $1.25.
SMART NEW WAISTS 51.10
Just to hand another shipment of Embroidered
Voile Waists in the laest style's and exccption-
ally good Value at
We would direct special attention to
NEW PARASOLS
An entirely new showing .'1 all the latest
steles in Summer Parasols, all sparked at
popular prices. From
$1.N to $3,50 each
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New Wash Skirts
The smartest styles in Wash Skirts we have ever shown are here. .They come in Pigg Drill
and Repp, extra well made to the latest styles, at
$1.25 to $2.50 each•
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Chickens . 17e 201 • •
Old turkeys..: 16c 200 •
Turkeys ...... ... ... 23c 25n • - McCALL'S PATTERNS AND PUBLICATIONS •
tacks ..-. 17c 18c •
Potatoes -Ontario; Pe roe tag, out • •
pf stare: ,r.: In ear rata; new Br,.,l- MILLAR'S SCOTCH _ •
wicks, for per bag. out O[ stere; 5.'e wok
Phea! ss STORE •
is car lots. !`S■e Si
Other Vegetable!-Turrirs,b,. Snc; • •
solpstbag 40Cs bag. bCcaD asst, cra!e`$3 ;. ••••e••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••
Toronto Grain Prices
Manitoba dour quotatlor.- at Trr
onto are: First patents. $7,50 in cot-
ton, 17.20 in jute; strong bakers, 56.50
in • jute. .
Ontario oat. -No. 2 whine LZc to
66c. outside; Na 6, 54c; No. 2, Clic,
track. Toronto. ," • •
Buckwheat -75e to 77e. '
Brea-Masi:oba, 626, In hags, Tor-
onto, and shorts, $_8, Toronto, :ntd-
dltngs, !9.
Rolled'oat;-$3.40 to 13 ,0 per bag,
ale)-O.,tari0 No. 3. 70c to ;;;e.
nominal, oa..lde; feed barley, 65c to
Tec.
Manitoba -+hcct-Ray ports -No. 1
northern. $1 2 to 61 29; Nu. 2, $1.25'
'a $1.26t, : :< ,. 3, 51.22' to 11.23'-,
:rack. lak•• ;:rets,
Cor.: -No. 1, SOc to Satire 0.1.5., bay
pole; Cana -'.a -t rotn, No. 2 fellow, 75c.
Ontario noel -$5, seaboard.,
Peas --No, _'. nominal, $1.50 to 11.60.
kye-`::, $1.10.
Caraea ,' r :: rn cats -Nn. 2 at bay
?orig. Sr:: .-. •; No. 3. 57c to 58c;
Nc. I ext: a , d. 57c to 58e.
Ontario t h -t-Nu. 2' white, 31.14 to
$1.16. outside.
_ The Dawn of
Cheers Markets
"owarnt llle. Que -Thirteen factor -
tri• offered to -day 752 packages ot but-
ter and 1'3 boxes of cheese. Ten fac-
tci les sped at 25'sc; two factories sold
at 2sc, one factory unsold. Cheese
sold at 15 11.16e.
St. Hyacinthe, Que.-750 boxes of
cheese sold at 15%c
Belleville -Today 2,530 boxes ef-
frred; 30u sold at 16tee; balance at
16 7.16c.
Perth --Therm were 900 boxes of
white and 300 colored cheese boarded
here this week. All sold, ruling
price, l5iec.
East Buffalo Cattle
Cattle-Reca.pts, 3,500 head; fairly
ective. prtn,. . teen, $9 to $9.60; ship.
(•at. 58 50 to 4e.90; butchers, $7.25 to
!e.75. heft.,, $6.:a, to $8.25; cows,
!:50 to $i, 'edlls, $5 to $7.
Veals-it. e,pta, 1,900 head; active;
1450 to sir.
Hogs--Re-.-.lista. 18.000 head; active;
heavy. 57 91 to 58.10; milted, 58.16;.
Yorkers. 59.19 to $8.15; pt... 67.00 Us
i8; roughs, 56 50 to 51.16; stags. 66
to 66 75.
Rheep and iambs -Receipts, 2.099
head; acne,; lambs, 57 to 510; year'
lings, 15 to $t•. *ethers. 54.26 to $6.60;
ewes. 53 to 55:„., sheep, mixed, $6.76
to 56.
Chicago Live Stock
Cattl..Recelpta, 18,000; market
Arm; native, 56 86 o 59.10; Western
steers. 57 to 5126; cows and heifers,
52.26 to 50; calves. 57 to $1.76.
Hogs-Recelpta, 37,000: market
slow; Ilgkt, $7 60 to 87.90. mixed, $ 7.46
to $7.90; heavy, 17.15 to 57.80; remelt
57.16 to $7.30; pigs, 60.26 t. 57.00;
bulk of salts, 87 N to 57 /10-
R heep--Recel pt.,
0.Rheep--Receipts, 10,000: marts*
Orem; sheep. 55.60 to It40; Ls
native. 10.75 to 50.25; springs, 56:
to 10.85
Young Womanhood.
Girls upon the thresboki of woman-
hood often dntt into a decline in spite
of all care and attention. Even mponif
land lively girls become week, de-
pressed, irritable and listless. It is the
dawc of wemanbood-a crisis in the
life of every girl -and prompt m-wa
utei should be Liken to keep the bl.snl
pure and rich with. (he red tint of
health. 1f the body is not in a healthy
condition at this critical stage, grave
disorders may tesult and future lite
become a burden. Deadly consump-
tion often follows this crisis in the
lives of young women. Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills have saved thousand• of
young girls from what might have been
lifelong invalidism or early death.
They are a blood -builder of unequalled
merit, strengthening week nerves and
pr'oducieg a liberal supply of rich, red
blood, which every girl needs 19 sus-
tain her strength.
Over and over again i/r. Williams'
Pink Pills have proved their value to
women and girls whose health was
failing. Miss Jennie Gereau, 8t Jerome.
Que., says : "At the age of eighteen
my Dealt h was completely shat tet ed : 1
was suffering from anaemia with all
Its attendant evil,. The trouble forced
me to leave school. 1 suffered from
headache., was tiled and breathless at
the least exertion. 1 had no appetite
end my face and lipe were literally
Noodles., A good friend advised the
u.e of Dr. Williams' Pink Pill., and
thanks to Chie great medicine i am
again enjoying good health, with a
good appetite, good color and • spirit
of energy.'
Every anaemic girl can be made
well and strong thbough the (proof Dr.
Williams' )'ink Pella. Mold by all
medicine dealers or by mail at take a
box or six boxes for 12.60 from The Dr.
Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville,
Ont.
Canadian Vessels for Ocean Service.
Sarnia Observer : Marine men are
giving credence to reports that the
Canadian boat intere.ts are turning
over many of their lake craft to the
British Government and that before
the close of this season all l'anadien
lake steamers able to pass through the
Welland canal will he operating in the
trans-Atlantic trade, carrying muni -
ti' R. STOWE
WW...__n
Salm May and Straw ••
M.rehaots are now buying an treats
Toronto. at tie fotlowlag mime;
Baled hay, No 1 ton. 611.006•$17.110
de. No 2, tun . 14 00 3$.N
%Jed straw, tun .... 7.00 8.00
tions of war to Great Britain.
It is believed that the Canadian
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Pacific Hallway fleet of steamers is
be made one ot Britain's biggest mei
Already the Angina shop. or the rk
way at M.o•r.al :ire living tururd it
great at uts f.ctut les and in a ►b
time should he turning out large qua
titles of arms and' ammunition, it
reported. •
That tete scarcity of ships u. a sour
of worry to the war cabinet is believe
in stat ine circles and therefore a go
ernd transfer of lake freighters to th
coast will he no surprise to rnario
men. It is reported that Sir Thorn
Shaughnessy, president of the Can
duan Pacific Imes, will confer wit
Lord Kitchener as to the trans -Atte
tic shipping need,+ and the transport
tion facilities obtainable. One ship
the Scottish Hero, hes been cut in two
and towed to the coast because she
was too long to pars through the
canal. Other boats may, it is pointed
intoneout, he put through the 1'sne proced-
ure and sent to salt water. The
steamers Glenroyale and Turret Chile
beve also been sent to England wit
Cargoes.
Itumora are current that representa
fives of the British Governwent at
now in the (creat lakes region pur
chasing or chartering steamers for the
ocean trade. With all boat. of the
colasWelland canal size sent to the cos
grain men see a congeotion of grain ■1
lower Lake Erie ports this fall whenm
the rush is on. The smaller-sized}weesteamers have' in past ys handled
great volumes of grain between Buf-
falo and Port Colborne and the toast.
All grain formerly handled by stirb
ships will now have to be sent east by
rail.
Phippen
When some distance from Mr.
Ward's house, Patey stopped the
horse, took a bridle rein fr•on, the
harness and suspended himself to •
tree nr post.
in A passerby saw him hanging and
h gave the alarm Mr. Everatt and Mr.
Ward, who tied followed the fleeing
- men, came up, land the dangling body
e wse twit down. The three erten, by re.-
i
pirstory methods, proceeded in re.tor-
Ilug conseiotivues• by the time COO.
stable Phippen arrived.
t
NEGLECT
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.
Desperate Man at Wingham Tries to Do
Away with Himself.
Wingham, June 20-.'After he had
viciously assaulted his wife and had
been stopped from choking her by
neighbors intervention, and after he
had been subsequently relieved of a
razor, Edward Patey was again
thwarted this morning in an at-
tempt to hang himself, nut not until
be had got himself strung rap and was
so far gone that it required several
minutes of resuscitation work to bring
him to. I
He is now locked up in the Wingham
jail and will appear before Magistrate
Morton at 10 o'clock tomorrow morn.
lee to answer for all the above capers.
He was arrested shortly before noon
by County Constable G. Phippen, who
answered a hurry -up call to the resi-
dence of W. Ward, in the country.
Patty carne to St. Helens district as
• farm laborer four years ago. His
wife had recently been attending Mr.
Ward's wife. who is seriously ill. This
morning Patey went to Mr. Ward's
house and asked his wife if she was
coming home. She said she could not
leave the patient till she had im-
proved. Patey, on a second refusal, at-
tacked his wife, threw her to the floor
and attempted to choke her.
A neighbor named Everatt had
dropped in to enquire concerning Mrs.
Ward. and he and Mr. Ward, after a
struggle, pulled the infuriated man
from his prone wife.
Patey moaned to quiet down. but
later he was observed to take a razor
from him pocket. and as he was about
to open it the. two Men disarmed him.
He then ran from the house, and,
jumping into a rig which he had bor-
rowed, drove down the road. Mean-
time a call had been sent for Constable
to elegem. the system of undigested
1 food. foul gases, excess bile in the
1 liver and waste matter in the bowels
; will impair your health. The hest
system regulator ie FIO PiLLS. At
all dealers 25 and 50 tenni, or the pig
Pill Ca., 81. Thome,, Ont. 'Bold in
Ooderich by F H. Waffle. druggist.
The older we get, the longer we live,
the more experience we have in the
ups god down. of lit.. .He who meet•
with no misfortunes cannot enjoy life
to its fullest value.
"'Erre' did you tell Bill Jackson
that 1 pinched that shillin' wot you
le ■t?" "Never raid no such thing, Joe.
Ail 1 said was that i thought 1 might
'wee found it if you 'ado't 'elped toe to
look for it !"
CRAY HMR BECOMES
DARK, THICK, GLOSSY
Look years younger' Try
recipe of Sage and Sa
and nobody will know.
Unmet everyone knows that Rage Tea
•a
Sulphatepri.l,.rly oo.pnmtd..L
brings lead* the sutura) Mks sad lustre
to the hair wben faded. streaked or gra:
alas made dandruff. Ilrhing scalp ase
sops falling ha.r Paan ace the only
may to get this mixture was t, asset• it
at home, whseh Is mussy and trowbie-
fosmrt
Nowadays se simply ask at any drug
Morn for "Wysth's tag. and Sulphur
('o ind-" You a it g. t Qe
aneDs kw about 50 cents. F. 7
tum this Old, famous ,once.'. boom* se
sas can p•Issibty toll that you darkened
your Wr, sa it (sees it so naturally and
evwly. You dampes a sponge or soft
brash with it .ad draw this through
peer kali% taking one nnafl strand m a
pees lair diem.
and .Mem smother a
torr p ttttatk. ee
your hair brasses beautifully dark,
Met nd !
glow
fir• ilei ysm ask pen
.