The evening world. Newspaper, January 4, 1919, Page 4

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STOEFFLGI, Harry Wook Dandruff! causes a feverish irrita PAUENEY, Tose MULLEN dane NO, Tal ; tien of the sealp, the hair roots nand then the hair vome tL fast. ‘To stop falling hair at ce and rid the sealp of ever rlicle of dandruff, get a H be » of Danderine at any drug store fe a few cents, pour a little in your har AMON | ANtiwa oe \ can’t harm tender stom- ach, liver, bowels. “fruit laxative,” ses the tender els xo nicely not stop playing r gets alu inl sours, then your | cross, half-sick, fe ep or act naturally, tem full of cold, ymnes mn't eat, breath ts vad | has sore throy eh-ache or diarrhoea. Lis er! See if tongue is coated, then give a tenspoonful of “California Syrup of Iigs,” and in a few hours all the constipated waste, sour bile and | undigested food pusses out of the sys tem, and you have # well, playful child again. Millions of mothers give "California »| Syrup of Figs” because it is perfectly |harmless; children love it, and it |never fails to act on the stomach, | liver and bowels, r druggist for a bottle of | "California Syrup of Figs," whieh abies, chil erfeits 50 by lifornis Fig Syrup Compat any other kind Hot water | Sure Relief ‘'BELLANS and the result Is | clogged with |< oimach | Get the genus | Jand rob it inte the sealp. After ‘ several applications the hair stop Jou Mt Ny Yorks Leon out and you eantt find an Ih , i x ‘ \ dandruff. —Advt pasty \' Cita a ive" | In v “oy Wis eel tu | Now for the 7 Seas! | Seas! ae ie duet W i. mee | JOIN THE swe ST U.S. Merchant Marine , = ' ie and WOUNDED (GROREE U SEE THE WORLD WOUNDED DRGnEE UNDETER ~ A COPY ALL BOOKSTORES, NEWSSTANDS AND. Sergeant 500 Men Wanted at Once Private. STORM. Pre OM | MISSING IN ACTION Sergeants. be fase Siu Good Jobs at Good Pay JAcnewrr Ww On Ovewn-Going Vessels, rn cia : | : We Ae mi Mesions Ckabma, ia | | wasntsintet an FRANCIS TLACKF | er ein “IRELAND” | v A 1 i i 1 hia AS hom. : THE THE EVENING WORi”, SATURMAY, JANUARY 4, 1919, 1 the navy force in and Men of! Astoria Cosnleoat Died ot Wounds and 32 American Fleet Are More moted as a Rew Are Missing in Action. Adaptable Distinguished Se AVANFINCTON: Yan, daria St WASHINGTO I 14 a Department Jay gave out ar any’s capital t i ni le na) fa t|tiat of which cant ' ink jn mide cep they Pie fl nam 1 were divided a ever will by was ‘id lows: Killed 1 recomme to the | 1!" x wound, lineage, \lited commande ined yes iy Ie nissing it terday to the House Naval Affairs | S8torit Ie Tt. He was a i w “ ba t Committee by Rear Admiral Hugh ‘ the Amer- ervations n naval nda- |* nvitation, s through n inter. fleeta of » foster and submarines My scal \ red, and hair beca nT used Cutic ui You may rely on C for yo than dandruff and the hands of Besides the Soap has n for all to 8 WORD /NTUMVAINING STANDARD AMERICAN ANNUAL SOME OF THE NEW AND MORE IMPORTANT FEATURES: Text of the Armistice Terms. Mr. Louis Capano Tells How Cuticura Cleared Dandruff My head was so full of dandruff that [ could not stop scratching it. icy skin, scalp, bair and hands. and blotches, the scalp of RODMAN DECLARES. CALLAWAY, GASSED,” *US.HAVY SAILORS WINS AGHPTANCY SURPASS BRITISH FOR nls BRAVERY. Is) Pros ard for Rodman, Commander of the Ameri- tenant. § « KILLED IN ACTION can feet just returned from foreign | was at ain ot o : Lieutenants, after nearly two years’ ser i biter ee” t y Sep yiteren, h the British Grand Fleet.) Vrivate J G Company Vers ° sts Admiral f 18, who was present | 29th Infantry, report Sergeant. it the surrender of the German fleet, | Inforr [JONKS. Oreat AL ATSI Morgen St, Brooiyn, and who js but a few days oft hi Co: porals, flagship, the New York, brought the ' committee a glowing tribute to th sore and could not sleep my head useg to I couldn't touch e the dan- drut would fail and get all over my clothes. My hair became thin and life- less and my head was disfigured. ot Soap and ter using one cake d one box of C: eas was healed.”’ . 1530 Sth 18, 1918. ura to care chapping 9 superior ngrance mi he Bony, Who's Who in the Great War. President Wilson's War Speeches, &c. Chronology of the War Since Cost of the War to United States and | Other Nations. Official Story of the Achievements of the American Army in France and of | 1914. the Navy in European Waters. 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