THE BEE: OMAHA, Flu DAT, MARCH 11, 19LJ1.
Experts Differ On
Depreciation of
Public Utility
Lily Expert Says 3 Per Cent a
ear, Light Company Ex
pert, 5 Per Cent "Bare
Hones" Value Discussed.
W li.it is the valuation dilVcrenco
ictwecn the "lare bones" structure
r an industrial or public utility plant
md a plant with a paying business
ittaelied?
This was the paramount issue dis
tussid ycsteivljy before the city
:mnuil in connection with the clec
:ric rate hearing.
" The supreme court of the United
States has frequently distinguished
let ween the bare bones structure of
t plant and it plant with a paying
ousiness," asserted J. A. C. Kennedy,
attorney for the Nebraska Power
company.
City Expert Cross-Examined.
The company, iu its application for
increased rates, includes an element
jf going value in its presentation of
a lair value 'lor rate-making pur
poses. Alton D. Adams, expert for
the city, was cross-examined closely
nit this point. lie admitted the ex
istence of an clement of going value
and even referred to a decision by
Justice Brewer of the United States
suprme court in the Kansas City wa
ter case, wherein 10 per cent of the
physical assets was added as going
value.
"If a plant is capable of mectirg
Hie demands of a community, then
1 believe it has ar clement of going
v.'.lue," said Mr. Adams, whp. how
ever, did not approve of the clement
o: intangible value commonly
kii nwi a-j "good will.
Differ on Depreciation.
Outing a discussion of deprecia
tion Mr. Adams asserted that 3 per
cent of the physical property in
place at anv g'.vcn time would con
stitute the amount of annual ric
prvciatioii charge. W. J. Hender
son, expert for the company, held
that 5 iter cent would be a fair de
ptecialion charge to be allowed a
public uli'jty of the character and
scope of the Nebraska l'owcr com
pany's platt.
Mr. Adams further enlightened
the city council on the development
of the electric art during the last 20
years. He discussed "single
phases." which were replaced by
"three-phase alternating current."
:t'id told of the displacement of di
rect current motors by alternating
current equipment. The change in
fie frequency of the alternation:)
ami other technical features were ex
pla'ned and discussed.
The hearing was continued until
Hi o'clock todav.
Anniversary of Rabbis
Pastorate to Be observed
Special services commenorating
,1'ie seventeenth aniversary of Rabbi
Frederick Cohn's connection with
Temple Israel will be held in the
lemple Friday evening. Rabbi
Colin will speak on "Our Seven
teenth Anniversary." Music will in
clude Mendelssohn's anthem, "I
V'aited For the Lord," and St.
flair's organ solo, "Memories."
. Seventeen years ago to the very
day. Rabbi Colin preached his in
augural sermon as rabbi of Temple
Israel. This year also marks the
twenty-fifth anniversary of Dr.
Cohn's graduation from the Hebrew
Union college as a rabbi. Next June
will be his stiver anniversary as a
rabbi of Israel,
synchronizes with
versary of the
Temple Israel.
This event also
the golden anri
congregation of
A new law in Turkey prohibit
women from being seen publicly
with men or be employed in any es
tablishment with men.
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JJI KK'S one of the bnuert men on
The Hee's staff these days.
1'. C. Powell 1 down at Lincoln
keeping tab on the doings of the
state legUlatVe.
"Tis un arilviiii and intricate
tank, and one he'll be glad to gee
finished at the close of the session,
he opines, during his occasional
neck-end visits to Omaha.
Meanwhile,
he is footing
several miles a
day around the
caoltol and
about Lincoln
hotels In order
to keep lice
readers
t h o r o u g lily
informed o n
what the
colons are
doing and
planning and
thinking. The
solons, 'twould
seem, appre
ciate his fair
ness. There
have been no
'kicks'' or "comebacks" on his
stories, and, lelirve us, solons are
not backward about kicking when
they feel a kick Is In order.
Powell, after working for several
j ear on Omaha papers, rambled
through the southwest for a "spell."
lie returned to The Bee via Topeka,
KnitsH.
K"HJ-HHi,S,K"WH'4,,i
FRIDAY and
SATURDAY
Special Bargains
$10.00 Ladies' Shoes.. . .86.50
6.50 Ladies' Shoes.... 3.95
10.00 Men's Shoes 6.00
7.50 Men's Shoes 4.95
3.00 Misses' Shoes. . . . 1.98
2.00 House Slippers.. 1.00
Store Open Saturday
Until 9 P. M.
J. HELPIIAND
314 North 16th Street
Your Face and
Those Chinless Persons You Meet Are Not Always
Weak and the Protruding Chin Doesn't Always
Prove Belligerency Watch Other Details.
By MABEL WARNER RUGG
I I' YOU have been entertaining
the idea a receding cliin is neces
sarily an indication of menial
weakness, or general inefficiency,
forget it. Other indications can com
pletely offset the weak tendencies the
receding chin may prophesy.
Tl"i receding chin, true enough,
may indicate weaknesses such as im
pulsiveness, impatience, changeable
ncss, irritability, lack of mental
courage, pr lack of physical endur
ance. Hut any or all of these traits
can, and do exist, in the same per
sonality with a high type of men
tality. "Not only that, but many a
man" is hampered by some of these
weaknesses, and yet has a chin like
a prize-fighter.
Many men and women, who are
failures, so-called today, are. blaming
their misfortunes on to inadequate
brain caliber and receding chin,
when a matter of fact the fault lies
in the fact that they have some other
weaknesses of which they are not
aware and which they could over
come with the help of a character
analyst and by psychological form
ulae. Receding Chin, Low Crown.
One of the strongest characters I
ever analyzed has practically no
chin, but his mental courage showed
out in his height of head, his prom
inent nose and his expression.
The important thing to watch for,
Arguments Berlin
Iii Lavvson Trial
Defendant's Mother Last Wit
ness; Case Expeetetl to
Reach Jury Today.
The last witness called in the trial
of Burncll Lawson on a charge of
murdering his wife left the witness
stand at 3 yesterday afternoon in
District Judge Troup's court and
then the arguments to the jury
opened. f
Chief Deputy County Attorney
Coffey, making the opening argu
ment for the state, talked to the jury
two hours. He was followed by
Gene O'Sullivan, attorney for Law
son, whose speech was stopped at
adjournment last night. He will
continue this morning.
County Attorney Shotwell will
make the closing argument for the
state and Attorney Jamieson for the
defense. It is expected the jury
will take the case late this afternoon.
Mrs. H, Lawson, fnother of the
defendant, was the last witness and
testified that Burnell's hair is nat
urally a sandy color instead of fiery
red, as had been asserted. The young
man dyes it.
Crops Put in Jeopardy ly
Suit for Indian Land Rent
Thousands of dollars of crops and
hundreds of acres of Indian lands in
Nebraska and South Dakota are in
jeopardy pending the outcome of a
test case filed in federal court Thurs
day by Frank A. Peters, assistant
United States attorney.
The suit is for a first lien on prop
erty held by John RagaiT of Winne
bago for nonpayment of $600 rent to
the government, acting as guardian
of Indian land?.
A decision will tstablish a prece
dent to determine the status of simi
lar cases. Bankers who financed
renters of Indian lands may lose
thousands of doUars Peterson says-
OMAHA AUTO
SHOW
March 14-19
CITY AUDITORIUM
Clarke G. Powell, Mgr.
Teacher asked what
"postpone" meant.
and I said,
"Tryin to have
breakfast
without
Post
Toasties
(SUPERIOR CORN FLAKES)
llmh
Let Ds Quote You Hew Prices on Building Material
Quality and Service That Will Please
Updike Lumber & Goal Company
Main Office
450p Dodge
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What It Tells
w hen you observe a receding chin
is the combination ol such a eh
with a low crown of the head.
That
is bad.
If you sec a chinless sort of per
son whose head is full front but
flattens out over the crown, then you
confirm weakness. If the nose is
slightly "pug" then there is abso
lutely no doubt that the person has
a lack of mental courage, and its
accompanying train of weaknesses.
The Protruding Chin.
A chin protruding out of harmony
line with the upper face has long
been considered the pugnacious
chiiw the prize-lighter chin. With a
coarse texture and a belligerent ex
pression, it is liable lo be.
But with fine texture, such a chin
may only show a tendency to be
too patient, to be procrastinating in
decision and action.
As a general rule, I can say that
a desirable chin is the one somewhat
nearly on a plane with the forehead
line. If this type is backed up by
good development of the other head
sections mentioned before, the char
acter indicated excellent. But if it is
not, then it shows only symmetry of
features, that is all.
Editor' note: While these articles
are being puiillshed Mabel Warner
liugg will undertake to answer all
question from lice readers on charac
ter and analysis and vocational choice.
"nd the letters care of The lice.
Man Captured After
Wild Chase Through
Fields by Deputies
After defying Deputy Sheriffs Hol
ter, Johnson and Hove, Wednesday
afternoon, Rasmus Nielsen, living
near Bennington, was arrested and
placed in the county jail.
Nielsen was summoned to district
court by Judge Scars last Tuesday
to answer contempt charges because
of an alleged disregard of an injunc
tion issued against him some months
ago to prevent him from disposing
of crops which Dr. B. W. Hall of
Benson claimed.
Tuesday, Deputy Sheriff Charles
Johnson was defied by Nielsen, who
tore up the summons handed him and
cursed the deputy roundly. Wednes
day, with reinforcements, Johnson,
after chasing Nielsen through a
barbed wire fence, a cornfield, ti
barnyard and a house, captured his
man.
The One Profit Feature
of the "Oakford Plan
The OakforS Music Company never gives a
commission to anyone for recommending or
selling pianos.
This second profit (which, of course, the buyer
must. pay) stays in your pocket under the
Oakford Plan. It does not go to some music
teacher or "friend" who has turned in your
nam for a commission.
Our One Price, No Commission Plan
Protects You and Saves You Money
CALL OR WRITE TODAY.
(OAK?om
MOjsric Co.'
1807 Farnam Street
Let UsN
Tune Your
Piano
Electric Piano and Orchestras
large, Cabinet Size
Pathe Phonograph to
Be Given Away Friday
Pathe Week Makes It Pos
sible to Secure a $150
Outfit for $110.
Dull evenings at home can be
turned into hours of pleasure if
you have a Pathe Phonograph to
eing and play fxr you and during
the Pathe Demonstration and
Sale at the Union Outfitting Co.
there is an opportunity to save
$40 on an outfit.
Pathe Phonographs play any
make of record and there are no
needles to change. Friday is the
last day of the Demonstration:
come in and learn how the Pathe
Phonograph is to be given away
FREE of charge.
Advertisement.
tk Time
Man Is Killed In
Thief Trap He Pul
On Chicken Coop
Appliance on Door Intended to
Shoot Marauders Fatal to
Inventor. Former Omaha
Liquor Dealer.
With a bullet in his heart Ironi a
pistol iu a trap he had set himself
U. catch chicken thieves at the door
of his chicken houses, John A. Berg,
54, former retail liquor dealer, us
found dead early yesterday morning
ir. the barnyard of his farm, five
miles north of Florence, bv his son,
Robert, 19.
Robert was scut by his mother to
tall his father to breakfast when he
ilid not return from his customary
morning chores.
The wile declared she begged him
Wednesday not to set the thief trap
because of his absent-mindedness,
and because but a few days before
he had wounded himself when he
rpened the door of the same chicken
house and walked into a pitchfork
he had set in the trap.
The farmer's body was found ly
ing face downward 20 feet from the
door of the chicken house. He had
made an attempt to reach his home
before death. Dr. A. B. Adams was
called, but life was extinct.
The trap involved a .iZ caliber
revolver hung from a point slightly
above the middle of the door and
pointed downward at an angle so
that anyone forcing the door would
receive the charge in the breast. A
shovel was fastened behind the door
in such a way that when the door
opened it would fall and jerk a
string that pulled the trigger.
Extensive thefts of blooded chick
ens caused the farmer to set the
Opportunity is
Bee Want Ads.
knocking Read
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Genuine
Pianolas,
Incomparable
Duo-Art
for Moving Picture Shows.
MOVING
DAY
Is Nothing Pleasant to
Look Forward To.
You will be relieved of
all worry and trouble by
using Metropolitan Mov
ing service. We employ
only men of experience
in handling, packing,
crating and moving of
furniture. We do indif
ferently. If you anticipate mov
ing, just phone Tyler
3400 and we will do the
rest.
Advertisement
to iuil
Phone
Walnut 0300
" "
(trap, but the sou was substituting a
! burglar alarm for the house Which
was to have been completed yester
day. The widow t prostrated with
Ktief over In r husband's death. In
addition to his wife Berg is survived
j by three sons.
Brief City News
j llt Social. The Spanish war
v tenuis ami iiuxiliary will JioUl a
hk Noein! tt'tiiK'it in Seynionr hall,
1517 Capitol avenue
Man Ml.sMntt Police wore asked
ycnterdiiy to Ht-atvh for Reuben Mer
nmiiii, -7;!, 3SH6 Seward street, who
lias disitiipearod from his home.
SiMirtaiy Appointed Ethel 1.
Ilarker, formerly of Omaha, lias
hten appointed neeretary to Con-Bresnmnn-olecl
Llneberger of North
Carolina.
Divoivo (.lanK'd. Henrietta Vur
eupilo was grouted iv divorce from
Henjamin H. 1'uiTupilo by District
.hidpe Sears Thursday Hftor she had
made allegations of extreme cruelly.
i:iks to Initiate The last of the
laiuo classes of Elks will Ue initiated
into membership of the Omaha lodpe
in the Shrine room of hn Masonic
temple tonight. There will be C0
iuitates.
Two Coals ;mio A few days agn
a thief escuped with a uniform coat
belonging to Iaio Hayes, chauffeur,
for th" oinaha police department.
Yesterday the, thief stole his
civilian overcoat.
Motor Stolen An electric motor
belonging to LeHron & Gray, 116
South Thirteenth street, was stolen
from a service delivery truck
Wednesday night at Sixteenth and
Leavenworth streets.
Altitude UtH-ord A new altitude
record for un Omaha field wa es
tablished by Capt. H. YV. Cook of
Fort Crook Wednesday. The record
flight of IS.OdO feet in altitude was
made in Do .Haviland plane.
Kidnaper Foiled A burglar at
tempted to kidnap Marie Smith, 10,
from her home at 2610 Charles
street yesterday morning. The
burglar was frightened away as ho
was taking the. child from her bed.
Xaiiicd President T. L. Combs
has been elected president of the
"Dean T. Smith for Commissioner"
Drug
At the 5 Sherman & EMonnell Stores
In honor of Market Week we shall hold a Two (2) Days Special "Special
Sale" Friday and Saturday this week. We believe our Visitor Merchant friends
will find it profitable to carry home a bag full of these bargains.
Milk
Borden's, Coor's or Hor
lick's Malted Milk,
$1.00 size for 74c
Eagle Condensed Milk,
can 23C
Pure Drugs
Come to us always
for "Orthodox" Drugs,
Chemicals, Pharmaceuti
cals. Rochelle Salts 8c
15 and 25 boxes.
1-lb. sack Copperas, 9c
Mb. sack Sulphur, &c
1-lb. sack Epsom Salts
for 9c
100 2-gr. Quinine Pills
for 89t
100-bottle Blaud's Tonic
Iron Tablets... 39
100-bottle Hinkle's Cas-
cara Pills 19d
Cream of Tartar, 15?
and 30c boxes.
Bayer's Aspirin
$1.25 bottle of 100
5-gr. tablets, 89t
Pure Food Specials
Friday and Saturday
Only Prices
75c Ballardvale Pure
Grape Jam, 15-oz.
can for 54c
55c. V2-b. Li gg e tt's
Opeka Tea, either
blend 39t
25c Symond's Inn Co
coa for 18
25c, s-lb. pkg. Sym
ond's Baking Choco
late 18t
40c bottle Symond's
Inn Lemon Extract,
at 24
Hire's Root Beer, bottle
holding enough to
make 5 gallons, 23
Burnett's Pure Food
Paste Colors for cake,
candies, creams and
frosting, pkg., 20
Vanilla and Tonka Ex
tract (double strength
of ordinary vanilla),
Sterno
for
1 ounce
...20
9 ms n:.
!, V-
4 ozs 60
Full Pint Golden Gate
California Olive Oil
or "Tuscan" Italian
Oil for 84
25c box Cox's Gelatine,
pkg. for 18
$1.00 Cudahy's "Rex"
Beef Extract. . .74
Squibbs' and United
Drug Co. Pure Spices
in handy package.
L
mm
This part of our business receives the most careful attention and as quite a
number of our patrons have entrusted their mail orders to us for a period of 25 or
30 years, we are bound to believe we have faithfully served them.
Come early Friday and Saturday to any one or all of our 5 good drug stores.
Sherman & McDonnell Drug Co.
Five Good Drug Stores in Prominent Locations
Corner 16th and Dodge (The Original).
David L. Gaskill, General Manager.
Oscar Christensen, Assistant Manager.
Corner 19th and Farnam (The Store With the
"Pleasant" Atmosphere).
John W. Camp, Manager.
Edward J. Hogan, Assistant Manager.
Corner 49th and Dodge (The "West End''
Pharmacy). x
Mrs. Anna Jacobson Baker, Manager.
John D. Rainey, Assistant Manager.
club hero. One hundred anil fifty
liion and women u tie ml oil the meet
iutc held at the Jloino hotel
"Wednesday, ulRht.
Modal- IHsirlhiiUHl Officials at
the Army building declare t hat
thouKh recruiting Has .stopped, dis
tribution of Victory int-riulN is still
going on. l.ieut. I'ol. J. A. Henja
iti tn urs'os all former service men lo
apply for their Victory medals at
oneo.
IVImhuts lteloased Ki e federal
prisoners, hold on charges of viola
tion of liipiof laws, were released
At the first 'chill! Take Genuine Aspirin marked with the
"Bayer Cross" to break up your Cold and relieve the Headache,
Fever, Stuffiness.
Warning! To get Genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians for
over 19 years, you must ask for "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin," and
look for the name "Bayer" on the package and on each tablet.
Always say "Bayer."
Each "Bayer package" contains safe and proper directions for
the relief of Colds also for Headache, Neuralgia, Toothache,
Earache, Rheumatism, Lumbago, Neuritis and for Pain generally.
Bayer-Ta Wets Aspir i n
Boxes of 12 Bottles of 24 Bottlei of 100 Also Ciptulei All . uggim
Aipirln It th trade mark ot Bayer Manufacture of Monoacatlcacldeat of Sallcyllcaeld
ftftarket
$1.50 Gude's Pcrjto
Mangan Iron Tonic,
at $1.2-4
1 pint 75c White Paraf
fine Oil (internal
cleanser) 49?
$1.15 Vinol Tonic, 89t
70c Sloan's Liniment
for 44e
$1.00 Syrup Hypho
phosphites Compound
Tonic for 84t
Phenolax Wafers, laxa
tive, 30c size. . .7C
40c Castoria for 24d
60c Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin for 44
$1.10 Nuxated Iron
Tonic for 89
50c Eatonic for..39
$1.25 "Lyko" Tonic
for 98C
Prescriptions
None too hard for
us and none so easy
that they do not re
ceive careful attention.
Liggett's Pure
Unfermented .
Grape Juice
30c half pint for 19c
45c pint for 34c
90c quart for. .. .59
Peroxide
Hydrogen
For medicinal use.
Price reduced, 35c
-lb. bottle, 19
Virginia Dare
"Wine" for Punch
60c bottle for. .48
$1.00 bottle for 84
The above prices
for Friday and Sat
urday only. '
TOILET SOAPS
at Reduced Prices
Cuticura Soap, cake,
at 19
P. D. & Co. Germicidal
Soap 18
Whiz or Skat Hand
Cleaner, can.. . .12
Coco Mechanic Pumice
Stone Soap, 3 cakes
for 25
25c Shermac's Hard
water Tar Shampoo
Soap, per cake, 14
10c Rose Bath Soap,
per cake 6
Haskin's Coco Hard
water Castile, "Pumi
cuta," or Snow Ball
Tar Soap, your choice,
per cake 7
Ivory Soap, 2 cakes
for 15
Jergen's Rose, Carna
tion, Crush Violet,
Peroxide or Geranium
Bath Tablets, per
cake 9
Lava Soap, cake... 7
Fairy Soap cake. . . .8
Canned Heat
9
Black Flag Insect
Powder, in sealed
bottle. 15fS 40
and 75.
Patent and Other
Good Medicines at
Cut Prices This Sale
25c Carter's Liver Pills,
at 17
35c Freezone Corn Rem
edy, at 23
60c Genuine Syrup Figs,
at 44
30c TURPO for.. 18
$1.25 Pinkham's Com
pound for 98c
25c Nyal Laxacold,
at 14
60c Doan's Kidney Pills,
at 44
25c Hill's Cascara Qui
nine for 18
60c Pape's Diapepsin
for 44
Fine Imported
Tooth Brushes .
Any 40c Tooth
Brush in our stock
for 28.
A dozen styles from
which to select.
MAIL ORDERS
General Office 19th and Farnam, 2d Floor.
Tel. Douglas 7855.
Charles R. Sherman, President and Treas.
Miss Margaret Lyons, Office Manager.
Miss Agnes McCollister, Assistant Manager.
; when the circuit court of Hppeals ttt
I St. I.otilg declared the interna! rev
I enuo Imuor laws Invalid. They are
I .en Sokol, Jhiuoh McKentisi, Frank
i It'itikel, John Thompson anil Joe
Murray.
I Tut Only Mi-tiin When the house
I nt lSitb Chicago street, operated as
looming house by Henry KirchijattPr,
: caught on fire Thursday morning.
I the oeeupants were forced to flse into
! the streets. All esoiiped but the eat
I which was seized with a fit. Thla
' Is the third tinio the house has been
I ignited iu the past fow weeks.
Week
Prices Reduced
Toilet Creams and
Powders Tooth
Pastes
Our stock in this line
comprises nearly 1,000
items. f
50c Pe-Be-Co for 33
Knox-Tartar for.. 12
30c Kolynos Tooth
Paste for 19c
La J e u n e Depilatory
(hair remover, harm
less liquid), per bot
tle 75
40c Orchard " W h i t e,
at ...29
50c Bourjois Java Rice
Powder for 34
25c Absorbit (body deo
dorizer), for... 14
Jersey Theatrical
Cream, 30, 50
and 75.
Marinello
Toilet Goods
We Have Full Line
Lettuce Cream
Tlsiue Cream
Acne Cream
Motor Cream
Attrlnf ent Cream
Foundation Cream
Geranium Jelly
Rote Leaf Cream
Toilet Powdera
Both Tints Talc
$1.50 Gouraud's Ori
ental Face Cream,
at 81.24
25c Moon Kiss Talcum
for ...17
50c Abortita Almond
Cream for 34
35c Pond's Vanishing
Cream for 24
35c Holmes' Frostilla
for 24
50c Mulsified Cocoanut
Oil for 39c
65c Creme Marquise
Orange Flower Skin
Food for .49
50c Stoddard's Peerless
Complexion Liquid, 2
shades 9C
4711 or Pinaud's Lilac
Vegetal Toilet Water
for .......... 84
Special Georgia Rose
Cream, large jar,
at 64
$2 Frivole Toilet Water
for 1.29
7oc Q-Ban Hair Re
storer for 54
35c Huskum Hand Lo
tion for 22
35c Mary Garden Tal
cum (red box), 22
"Mum" Deodorizer,
at 19
Corner 16th and Harney (A Large and Com
modious Store).
A. B. McConnell, Vice Pres. and Secretary.
Rollin C. Sherman, Assistant Manager.
Corner 24th and Farnam (The Bright, Busy
Store).
James Harrison Prather, Manager.
C. E. Hansen, Assistant Manager.
Warehouae 509-11 South 12th St.
Miss Hattie Ogle, Manager.
Miss Alma Christiansen, Assistant Manager.
Friday and
Saturday
.4 Tico-Day Sale of
Toilet
Articles
and DrUgS
At Very Special
Prices
Imported and domestic per
fumat, toilet waters, sachets.
Mavis perfume, 1-oz. original
bottlo 98
Piver's Azurea or Flormyc
perfume, oz 97
Piver's Lo Trefle sachet, or
iginal bottle, oz 97
Beecham's toilet water, all
odors 79
Fleur de Amour toilet water,
at $4.98
Piver's Le Trefle toilet water,
at 81.95
4711 Cologne, 4-oz. size,
at 89
Coeur de Jeanette toilet
water, 8-oz. size... 5.98
Amber R o y a 1 o perfume,
original bottle 83.49
Lip stick in gold case. .25
Mary Garden toilet water,
large size S3.98
Wool powder puffs, large
size 29
Powders and
Creams
Coeur de Jeanette talcum,
at 85
Williams' talcum, all odors,
at 19
Compact powder in gold fin
ish box 25
Youth Craft liquid com
plexion lotion 69
'Amber Roy ale powder,
at .82.09
Manon L e s c a n t powder,
at .....81.09
Amber Elite powder,.. 89
Blue Fleur powder 89
Mavis cold cream 39
Sanitol cold cream 39
Mennen's cold cream in
tubes 19
Djer Kiss cold cream.. 42
Pond s vanish
ing cream
22
Beecham's
wrinkle eradi
cator, at
CntAM
.Espey's cream
Beecham's lotus cream,
bleaches and softens the
skin 62
Dental
Preparations
Pebeco dental cream... 39
Pepsodent dental cream,
at 39
Tooth brushes in sanitary
boxes 19
Sanitol tooth powder... 22
Colgate dental cream.. 21
For the Nails
Cutex cuticle remover, 22
Cutex bleach powder... 22
Mavis manicure sets, com
plete 81.75
Simplex nail cake polish,
at 22
Deodorants and
Depilatories
Mum deodorant 22
Spiro powder 19
Non Spi 42
Steven's depilatory 69
X Bazin's depilatory. . .47
For the Hair and
Scalp
Henna de Oreal. . . : . . .98
Walnutta 47 C
Beecham's olive shampoo,
at 49c
Vesciflora hair tonic... 69
Hudnut's Eau de Quinine
hair tonic 50
Graham hair grower... 69
Hair brushes, genuine ebony
backs 82.25
Soaps and Drugs
Woodbury soap 19
Cashmere Douquet soap, 19c
Palmer's lotion soap...l9
Carlton's Iris violet soap,
at 22
Societe Hygienique soap,
at 42?
Magic or butterfly soap dves,
at 5
1 urpo for
coughs and
colds, 19c
Large bath
sponges, 15
Lysol soap
liquid1, 24
Nujol for
constipation,
Lavoris, large size 79
Carlton's Gloria violet soap,
at 22
Bell's pine tar honey.. 22?
Mennen's shaving cr., 4'Zc
Hand brushes 29
Hobson's wild cherry and tar,
nl 22
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