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EL PASO HERALD
Tuesday January 4. 1 92 1 .
J Mrs. Rufus C. Jackson Entertains f
f Bridge Party In Honor Of Visitors
Br OLLIE P. LANSDEN.
Charles W. Marriott and Miss Mary
Florence Marriott of Silver City;
Mrs. T. C. Scruggs. Mrs. E. H. Dun-
can. Mrs. L. W. Craig. Mrs. Frank
P. Jones. Mrs. J. L. Smith Mrs. W. F.
Ritter. Mrs. S. W. French Mrs. Walter
Blackwell. Mrs. J. D. Gibbs Miss
Bessie Routledge Mrs. J. A. Borders
Mr B. A. Seeley Mrs. Easton Orr
Miss Katharine Smith and Mrs. Ben
Freudenstein.
i
unrt Mrs. Walter RlaelrweU were I
..warded the pniel
Holiv. mistletoe and carnations were Miss Virginia Bean has been quite
ed In the decorations and a salad ill but is Improving.
oure wu served at the conclusion I The condition of Miss Lucile Hunt
' the tram. 1 who has been ill at Rolston hospital
Th women who played were Mrs. is Improving.
ONE uf the delightful social affairs
nf the holiday season was the
bridpe party at the residence of
Mr? Rufus C Jackson on Montana
-TKt. when Mrs. Jackson and Mrs.
"A". H t aggoner entertained a num-
i er of friends formerly of Silver City
X who are now residents of El
'"aeo. Mrs Jackson lived in Silver
' k v several years before coming to
El Paso
Mrs B A. Seeley. Mrs. J. I smith.
First Presbyterian Church To Give !9!Si
Dinner For Mothers and Daughters V!n.
with mothers and their
sicweii were A t- j
the bridge DOUt C4I r 0500113.
I Woman's Club To Give Benefit Party
1 For Auditorium Stage Curtain Fund
0
NE of the most interesting an
nouncements for club circles to
that of a benefit card party to
giv?n by the Woman' club at the
ubhnuse on January 22 with Mrs.
W G Hoe chairman of airsjfcgements
- nd Mrs W. P. McSaln vice chairman.
The games will begin at 2:3 oclock.
Te party la given in benefit of a
'imd to pay for the new stage cur
-tins In the aadftorium.
r.aiiTirhln the New Tear the srea
ra.l federation of Women's clubs held
meeting on Monday at the central
V. TV r A. hutlding with Mrs. Ponder
111 SIS
VERY SICK BIN
i
Hahy Todd was very III with stoxn-
T h trouble. The doctor came and
a.d baby was Very sick and left a
"Ascription.
' But I called in Grandma Nobles"
ues Mr. Mae Todd. Alabama City
ia.. "and she said give the baby
1 fthina and we did so."
"The first dose gave complete re-
ef and he recovered very fast. He
ovr has ten teeth and is the p:c-
re of contentmen t
Teihma cleanses baby's little in-
nmal tract and carries off the
.sses that bring pains to little stom-
"ijs Perfectly harmless. Ingredl-
t! printed on every package. Pre-
option of an able physician and
- ommended by doctors for many
ars '
Sold by druggists or we will send
full package postpaid for 32 cents
strurtiv booklet "Baby" gladly
-ent FREE to any address. Moffett
Laboratories. Columbus Ga. Adv.
Wednesday
Candy Special
BRITTLE
1-2 Pound
1 9o
M The
"GIAMT"
Watch Him
Carter president of the organisation
presiding.
Mrs. Harry C Greer corresponding
secretary gave a report of the vari-
ous activities of the club. Including
the work done in cooperation with
the state federation.
A letter was read from Mrs. C. A-
Noble president of the sixth district.
In regard to this cooperative work.
A communication was read from
the Houston city federation asking
the local organisation to support the
Harvey "child support" bill. It was
voted to refer the matter to the state.
The National Park association sent a
letter asking the federation to assist
in arousing interest in the preserva-
tion of forests and the federation de-
cided to send a letter to congress
man Hudspeth in regard to tne mat-
ter. A letter was read from Miss Annie
Webb Blanton urging all women to
pay their poll taxes in order that they
may vote on educational subjects.
The necessity for a larger number of
home demonstration agents was
brought up and larger appropriations
for these agents urged.
A letter was reaa irom airnxnons
college Ttound Table club relative to
club affairs. The cooperation of the
federation In the work of raising the
121 budget for the Boy Scouts was
asked in a communication from
Maurice Schwartz president of the
local organization. A communication
was read from the treasury depart-
ment urging that the women's or-
ganizations assist in organizing
thrift banks in city schools and out
lined 2he plan for the activities.
A retter from Miss Maxreie w.
Rarrv. chairman of home economics
ot t&e general reaerauon. wrote con-
cemin&r the matter and the Question
of carrying forward these plans was
rererrea to juts. u. a. micnen. cn air-
man of the legislative work who will
name a committee to assist. A com-
mittee was appointed to cooperate
with the League of Women Voters
in visiting the sewage plant on the
invitation or araerman uruntn. juts.
Frank D. Seotten will represent the
federation and Mrs. S. J. Fennel will
represent the league. Mrs. Robert
Town send gave the general federa-
tion notes and thre was a general
discussion of the federation work as
outlined in the recent state zedera-
Hon meetinc A number of commit
tees were appoiniea to uok aner tne
work-
Mrs. Henrv T. Bowie Brave a talk
on the T. W. C A. physical training
work. Inviting the members of the
federation to join the classes.
The committee of physical educa
tion of the T. W. C A- held a meeting
on Monday at the central T build -Ins?
for discussion of nlans for the
rear and plans for the launching of
gymnasium classes. Mrs. Henry T.
Bowie is chairman for the committee
and Miss Ethel Lorintr. of New York.
has arrived to take charge of the
physical activities of the T.
For the convenience of housewives.
business and professional women.
school girls and chOdren the classes
nave Deen arrangea ax hoots wntca
will not interfere with duties and
will give all women of the city an
opportunity of keeping fit by gymna-
sium work. Miss Loring has held
numbers of positions of responsibility.
among them tne cnair or pnysteai di
rector in the university of Peffusrl
van fa and a similar position in the.!
Aricujturai university or jiansan.
The ermnasmra lessons will beefo
Monday January It. Classes will be
held on Monday and Thursday morn
ings from 10 until 12 oclock. On
Tuesdavs and Pride. vs from 19 until
11 oclock. The classes on Mondays
and Thursdays will be followed by
esthetic dancing lessons xrom xi nntu
12 oclock.
For school etrls classes will be
held on Mondays and Thursdays from
4 until 4:45 p. m. Evening classes
for business women will be held on
Monday and Thursday evenings from
7:3- t 8:2 oclock and on Tuesday
and rrtoaur evenracs xrom 6:w until
7: oclock. On Tuesday and Friday
evenings xrom 7:o until si there
will be folk dancinc lessons.
Leseons will be given en Saturday
rooming xrom is until n ociocic xor
children. If there Is sufficient de-
mand a class for teachers will be
formed for hours following the close
of school.
The costume for the gymnasium
classes win include middle bloom'
ers and sttsq shoes.
The committee of physical educa-
1 XEW YEAR'S H inner will be .riven . tpm dinner.
M T-iaw n-r daughters in charge of 1h arrange
Presbyterian church at 39 oclock ' present Mrs. A J
followed by meetings of the Aid so
ciety of the church the board of trus-
tees and the PhHathea class at S
oclock. A program will begiven at
the meeting of the latter organization
with the following to take part: Mrs.
K. W. Amidon Miss Lael Phlppenny
Miss Winnie Modrall and Miss Pauline
Latta.
Seven new members were added to
the church last Sunday. f
A pretty sentiment of the affair
for Wednesday evening is the fact
that it Is to be a mothers and daugh-
true?ts are to be
Morris is general
chairman assisted by her mother. Mrs.
C. V. Chase ana tne following motn-
ers and daughters will serve; Mrs.
o M. Crombie and h-r dauehter. Mrs.
Harris Walthall; Mrs. J. L. Campbell
and her daughter. Mrs. Doyle Camp-
bell; Mrs J. J. Knox and her daugh-
ter Mrs F. H. Hornbeck; Mrs. Grace
Townsend and her daughter. Mrs.
George Le Baron ; Mrs. R. C. Hyland
and her daughters Misses Gertrude
and Grace Hyland; Mrs J. K. S pence
an d b e r daugh te r M iss El izabe th
Soence.
Dr. Poe will give an address at the
dinner.
I Visitors In El Paso From Mexico
Entertained At Dinner and Theater
MR. AND MBS. GEORGE CHRISTIE
are being extensively enter-
tained while here for a holiday
visit to relatives. They are guests of
Mr. Christie's brother Hal Christie
and will leave Wednesday evening
for their home in Tampico Mexico.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Christie will
entertain at dinner for the visitors
this evening with covers placed for
Mr. and Mrs. George Christie. Mrs. J.
M. Burroughs. Mnf and Mrs. Hal
Christie and Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Rowe.
Following the dinner Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Lewis will have a box party at
the Ellanay theater for members of
the dinner party.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lorentxen gave
a dinner for the Christie family Mon-
day evening to honor Mr. and Mrs.
George Chxjstie.
Mr. and Mrs. Gaines Newman of
Milton. W. Va.. are guests of Mrs.
G. N. Seamands 719 East Overland
street.
i Mrs. Sharp Hostess At Annual
! Courtesy For Degree Of Honor j
POWELL'S
PRODUCTS
Everybody who toed Potoell's Bakery Products
for their New Yem's Dinner got the almost satis-
faction oat of their meal They are unequaled.
Bread Pies Pastry Cakes
Oar Wafrn Wil OA if Voar Door
POWELL'S HOME BAKERY
1018 Eat Betlemri. Phone 163.
Bread it year hat foeJ tai Mere of U.
Kill That Cold With
cascakaD quinine
FOR AND
CM Ceigks OMV La Grippe
Neglected CoJds are Dangerous
Take no chaacML Kpthts standard remedy feaady for tbe first sneeze.
Breaks txp a cold In 24 bonis ReHevat
Grippe in 3 days KiceUeot for Headache
Quinine ia tUs form dees aet cgect the head Csscara is best Tonic
Lami.e Ho Opiate teHaTa
ALL DRUGGISTS SELL IT
MRS. JULIA A. SHARP was hostess
on Monday evening at the an-
nual courtesy for the members of
the Degree" of Honor. Punch was
serveJ during the evening and cake
and coffee dispensed. An interesting
feature of the evening was a glit-
tering Christmas tree upon which
were presents for each guest. Fifty
were present and Mrs. Sharp was as-
sisted in the evening's hospitality by
lira. Fred R- Warner. Mrs. Lynn
Blake and Mrs Thomas Hiefrin.
El Pasoans Away.
Andley Dean Nicola the artist and
his brother Lowell W. Nicola former
art editor of McClure's magasine
have gene for a ten day camping
trip in lower Arizona.
I Herbert Louis Rickman Former
I El Paso Man Weds Missouri Girl
El Pasoans have contributed less
than IS cents per capita for the re-
lief of the starving children of
Europe only 300 people have given
to the cause or less than 4 percent
of the population of the city.
Following contributions amounting
to 1255.50 brought the total Tuesday
op to 2as.:
sun Drug Co X i.so
C. W. Wilson 10.00
Mrs. L H. Tucker 5.00
Harry Swain 10.00
Stewart Title Qsarantee Co 10.00
. Williams Agency 5.00
joenion 10.00
Cash i.oo
Royal Order of Jesters 12.00
Crawford Harvie 10.00
aura JJ. a. rjowersock
C. R Addison
C E. Wiebaum J
City Loan ft Jewelry Co.....:..
R. E. Sherman
John Colbert 10 00
Ella Conner l.oo
i- atoeenoinm ...
Mrs. Belle Tanner
First Presbyterian church.
Mrs. A. D. Ballard
Fabian Stolaroff '
J. Stolaroff loons
Mrs. J. C Worthinetnn 5 An
T. Lemen i.h)
G. O. Bverroan .-r on
First U K Phnrv.1i .1 r..
Capt. H. Brooks. Fabens." Tex." . Io!oo
5.00
:o.OO
I.SO
5.00
5.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
l.oo
10.00
Boy Scout Headquarters
I oBe Mooed Tomorrow;
Budget Campaign Planned
Executive offices of the Boy
Scouts win be moved tomorrow to
the third floor of the Treat bunding.
10 South Stanton street. The Liberty
statue In Pioneer plaza will be
wrecked soon.
usance Schwartz chairman of the
1M1 bsdseb committee called a met
ing of the committee at noon Toes-
day where plans were discussed for
raising money needed . to carry on
Boy Scout work dnrisa- 1S21. Herman
Andreas vice chairman; Harry Swain
chairman ef the publicity committee
and G. O. Evermaa Boy Scout execu-
tive discussed the plans. The cam
paign lor S.M is to be started
January 18.
The Boy Scout s council will enter
tain rha cmnt m. ...h .1. ( v n.
the evening of January 11 at a dinner.
ANNOUNCEMENTS have been re-
ceived by friends in this city of
the wedding of Herbert Louis
Rickman and Miss Bess Eva Murray
of Webb City. Mo. Tbe marriage of
the couple took place on Wednesday
December 25. in Oklahoma City and
Mr. and Mrs. Rickman are at present
st home in Tulsa Okla. Mr. Rickman
lived here formerly and was once con-
nected with the advertising depart-
ment of the EI Paso Herald.
A double marriage ceremony Satur-
day united C H. Jones and Miss Alia
Blair and Vernon Vincent and Miss
Myrtle Pangburn. The ceremony I Texas.
was conducted in Las Cruces by Rev.
J. B- Cavitt-
Mrs. Vincent is a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. W. D. Pangburn and Mrs.
Jones is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
R. R. Blair of Montane street. Both
couples will make El Paso their home.
El Pasoans Returning.
Mrs. L. E. Clsypool and small daugh-
ter Constance have returned after
an absence of three months In the
east.
Mrs. William Moon of the lower
valley has returned from an extended
visit in Oklahoma ana Rockport
tion will be seated together at a
table for tbe luncheon on Thursday
an annual event of the T. W. C. A.
Rebecca Stoddert chapter. D. A. R..
met Monday afternoon In the Wom-
an's clubhouse with the regent. Mrs.
Joseph Spence. presiding. The meet-
ing opened with the singing of
"America' with Mrs. J. W. LoreBtsen
at the piano.
Following the business session
Mrs. H. H. Hendrick was in charge
In the program. Mrs. J. W. Christie
sang accompanied by lira. Charles
Andrews. Mrs. Christie responded to
a hearty encore. Mrs. W. H. Aldrklge
gave an interesting account of the
state D. A. R. conference in Austin.
New Year resolutions of members
came next and these were exceedingly
clever. Mrs. spence says 11 tney are
kept one may expect great things
rrom tne chapter.
The program closed with the play-
ing of two violin solos by Mrs. D. V.
Fennessy. accompaaied by Mrs.
George Da land. A social hour fol-
lowed. El Paso chapter. No. 4. O. E. SL
held open house during the New Tear
festivities from 7:10 until 10 oclock
p. m. The rooms were beautifully
decorated. Music during the evening
was by. Misses Marjorie and Sarnmie
Livesley. Punch and fruit cake were
served by Mrs. F. E. Moaby and Mrs.
H. Way. About ISe-guests called.
The receiving line included the
worthy matron Mrs. George Harris
and her officers. Mrs. Harry Burwell
and Mrs. L. Leavitt were In charge
of the decorations. Mrs. Lucy Sheay
was chairman of the refreshment
committee and Mrs. K. R. Laymen was
chairman of the music committee.
Mrs. W. N. Penes district deputy
grand matron was general chairman.
The Christian Sodeavor society of
tbe First Chrtstias church met Jan-
uary 2 and elected officers as fol-
lows: President Bob Patterson: vice
president. Tom Plsrabley; secretary.
Miss Mildred Dow; corresponding sec-
retary. Chambers Atkinson: tress-
Mws juoa BUlson; pianist John
iWednesday's Calendar I
f Of Social Events l
T i i
GENERAL meeting of tbe Woman's
club at the clubhouse at S oc lock-Meeting-
of New Franklin lodge
No. 133 Women's society of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
and Engineers at K. of P. ball. Stan-
ton street at 3-SO oclock p. m. Tn-
stalatton ot officers and initiations. train by justice Clark Wright.
.. .un ii . m a .1 1 r I mo 1. 1 eunt
Cooperative association will meet at
2:10 oclock p. m.. in the T. W. C A.
building. East Franklin street.
Stale Board Urges New
Tomb For "Tippecanoe"
Columbus O. Jaa. f. The tomb of
president William Henry Harrison at
North Bend near Cincinnati "ia fa-
from a fitting resting plscc of o
great as American" assocrdlng to a
report made to Gov. Sox today by the
WJlliam Henry Harrison memorial
commission appointed by the gover-
nor te direct the work ef taking over
and Improving the burial property.
The report expressed the hope that
a decided effort to erect upon this
most beautiful site a fitting monu-
ment to Ohio's first' pieeident and
most gallant soldier would be made
in the near future.
SIX FINED $50 EACH ON
ILLEGAL TRAIN RIDING CHARGE
Charles Wilcox. C Phelps C P.
Scott. Jose Nagrey Herbert Flory
and William Greenberg arrested as
they climbed from fruit cars in the
G. H. & S. A. yards according to
officers were fined $ 50 and costs
each on charges of illegally riding a
WORK TO BEGIN
SOON ON LARGE
ARIZONA DAM
Work will start in a few days on
a large diversion dam in tbe Gila
river in Arizona according to infor-
mation received at tbe chamber of
commerce. Tbe dam ia to be built
near the town of Saeaton and will
have a large bridge superstructure
Other construction work and im-
provements reported in progress or
projected in Artsona include aft en-
largement of Whipple barracks hos-
pital for tubercular exsokUers at
ITescotl.
At Albuquerque the Mountain
States Telephone company has laid
360.000 worth of new paving and
will DU1K1 a new nniains ura lanai
a new switchboard.
The state highway commission of
New Mexico has awarded contracts
for the construction of about 50 salles
of road to cost about sxz.09V.
The Fort Bayard mlltary hospital at
Silver City will be enlarged to as-
commedate 1000 more patients
Bids will be accepted in January
for SI miles of highway from Artesla
to Hope. N. M . to cost SM.00O.
WOMEN VOTERS WILL PLAN
POLL TAX PAYING CAMPAIGN
Members of tbe Leans ef
Voters will bold a meeting at .3
ociock 'xnursaay arternooa at the
central T. W. C. A. At the short
business session opening the meeting
plans for the poll tax campaign to
te carried on this month will be dis-
cussed. Mrs. O. A. Critchet. presi-
dent has been asked by Mrs Jeffry
Ames president of the state league
to take charge of tfets eaonpelgn.
There will be a social program at
which Mrs. Mary C Madia will give
a talk on Sana B. Anthony Mary
Howell- and Dr. Anna Howard Shaw.
Mrs. W. G. Abott will sing and Miss
Nell Boomer will give a phsao sola
FINBD i ON TIIKFT CIIARGB.
Jose Herrera was ftaed 31 sad given
a day In jail when be plead ed guilty
to a charge of theft before Judge K.
B. McClintock In county eeurt the
first day of the January court term.
Far Seeins: People.
There are neraons who can see far
distances and yet their eyes ars not
perfect. Let us test your vision. If
you do not require glasses we will
ten you so frankly. Need Glasses?
Ask Segaa
XI rue Optical Go
10C Texas St 311 Sua Antonio St. Adv.
Cocoanut Oil Fine
For Washing Hair
If von vsjit to keen vonr hair In
good condition ber careful what yon
wash it with.
Moet soAtis and nrenared ahara-
noos contain too ranch alkali. This
dries the scalp makes the hair brit
tle and is very bsrmxoL xnisuioa
eocoannt oil shampoo (which is pore
and entirely greaseiessj is mod
better than anything else yon ean
as for shampooing as this cant
pocxiOiy injure tne nr.
Simply moisten yoar hair with
ws.ter s.nd rub It In One or two
teas poo nfals of Vols! fled win maize
an abundance of rich cre&xny lathor.
and cleanse tne nair ano scmip
thoroughly. The lather rinses out
easily and removes every particle of
dust dirt dandruff and excessive oil.
The hair dries quickly and evenly
and It leaves it fine and silky bright
fluffy and easy to manage.
Yon can get Mulstfied eocoannt oil
shampoo at most any drag store. It
is very clteap. and a few ounces is
enough to iTst everyone in the family
for months.
B sure your druggist gives you
Mulsified. Adv.
A fjjjk January
I9r Clearance
fJyjT Shoe
An actual money saving sale of Women's
Shoes Oxfords Pumps Strop Slippers and
Evening Pumps all Children s and Boys
Shoes Hosiery and some remarkable values in
the Men's Department.
Wameni $20.00 values at. . $15.99
Women's $15.00 vdae at. . . $11.99
ffonWi 52.00 Wuei at $9.59
Women's $10.00 values al $8-79
Women's $8.00 valves at $619
Women's $7.00 vetoes at. .. $5.59
r
All $3.00 Hoaay vabes at. .
All $230 Hosiay Wees al. .
AU $130 Hosier Wiki al. .
All $1.00 Hosiery Wses at.
$2.39
$1.99
$1.19
.. 79c
Men's $15.00 Bffe Shoes at.
Men's $12.00 Brofae Shoes at.
Men's $10.00 Brass: Shoes at.
$9.99
$7.99
$6.99
203 Mesa Ave.
Big U. S. Warships
Off On Winter Cruise
New York. Jan. 4. The battleships
Pennsylvania and Arizona vanguard
of the Atlantic fleet left here today
on the first stage of the annual win-
ter cruise. Admiral Henry B. Wilson
fleet commander was aboard the
Pennsylvania. Five destroyers were
prepared to set out later in the day.
The ships will be joined by the re-
mainder of the fleet off Cape Henry
and then all will go to Cuban waters
and from there through the Panama
canal to the Pacific for maneuvers
with the Pacific fleet.
If Ten Are ia Seed
of glasses go to some one who knows.
Any one knows who hss i
knows Kendall knows. Gee. D. Ken-
dall Optical Co 21 Hills St. AdT.
Tenement fine investment. Lee New.
man tenement specialist. Ph. 494.-Adv
THfl society will have a nartv at th.
home of Mrs. A. M. Dow January 21.
Miss Dow and Mr. Patterson repre-
sented the Christian Endeavor society
of the First Christian church at the
union meethu- of Christian Endeavor
societies of the city Monday evening
at the First Presbyterian church.
The Woman's auxiliary of the Cen-
tral Baptist church will observe the
week of prayer for foreign missions
with a program Wednesday afternoon
from I to 4 oclock. Following is the
projfriuij; Devotional service. Mrs.
R. H. Hicks ; prayer for the awaken-
ing of the church to new financial
standards: "Seven Fundamental Prin-
ciples of Christian Stewardship." Mrs.
C D. Boone: prayer; "How te Organ-
ise a Church far Weeklv nffhinn
Mrs. T. W. Lanier: "Fifteen Tears'
Tithing- Mrs. W. U Cass.
r- "S1
Robert B. Lee chapter TJ.- X. c.
win meet at 1 oclock Thursday
morning at the home of Mrs. C E.
Kelly to discuss plans for the Lee-
Jackson celebration January IS.
School Notes.
Students and teachers at the El
Paso School for Girls have returned
to school and everything was In
readiness Tuesday morning for open-
ing the session of the new year. Mlss
Orace FairehiM and Miss Katharine
Beano of the faculty spent their holi-
day In California and returned Mon-
day. Misses Helen and Ruth Sehossel.
daughters of CoL and Mrs. John B.
SehoaseL are added to the Krone of
house students. CoL and Mrs. Sehossel
came recently to Camp Furlong Co-
ramoua n. st zrora tne fresiaie. san
Francisco. Mrs. Sehossel' Is a guest
at Hotel Paso del Notts for a few
days prior to returning to Columbua.
CLEVELAND STREET RAILWAY
CUTS WAGES OF TRACKMEN
Cleveland o.. Jan 4 P-irt.n hun
dred trackmen employed by the
Cleveland street railwav wen cat 20
percent In wages as the forerunner of
a general reduction of salaries. It was
announced. They bad been getting 50
cents an hour
18 SPEEDERS Pl.VKD.
Eighteen speeders paid for fines
following conviction for their al-
leged violation before justice of the
peace Clark Wright and R B. Raw-
lins Monday as a New Tear's after-
math. Six were fined by Mr. Wright
twelve by Mr. Rawlins.
Beauty of Skin
EnhancedbyCuticura
When used for ev cry-day toilet pur-
poses Cuticura keeps the cstnpiex-
k fresh and dear hands soft and
white and hair live and glossy. The
Soap to deanse and purify the Oint-
ment to soothe and heal and tbe
TaJenra to powder and perfume.
uilibcknnblta. lAwetlima-
Un 1. tiik.i. Sm9 ia.T witnmU imr.
ACTRESS TELLS SECRET
Tells Hew Darken Gray Hair WHh
a Heme-Made Mixture.
Joicey Williams the well-known
American actress recently made the
following statement about gray hair
and how to darken it with a home-
made mixture:
"Anyone can prepare a simple mix-
ture at home that will gradually
darken gray streaked or faded hair
and make it soft and glossy. To a
half-pint of water add 1 ounce of bay
rum a small box of Bar bo Compound
and "4 ounce of glycerine.
These ingredients can be bought at
any drug store at very little cost.
Apply to the hair twice a week until
the desired shade Is obtained. This
will make a gray-haired person look
twenty years younger. It does not
color the scalp is not sticky or greasy
and does not rub off." Adv.
"
I 1
I
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I pleasure in
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Slater, H. D. El Paso Herald (El Paso, Tex.), Ed. 1, Tuesday, January 4, 1921, newspaper, January 4, 1921; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth143843/m1/6/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .