The evening world. Newspaper, June 12, 1919, Page 19

Weakfish’s Doesn't hurt a bi t right out, Yes, maj WILL ADDRESS ANGLERS. Del, Simmons to Tell League of NEW MYSTERY SHIP TO SALVAGE WRECKS Britain Completes First of Type at Cost of Nearly $5,000,000— Five More Building. Habits, surface. * —s——— ORIGIN OF THE TOAST. Health-Drinking Beca@e « Oustom im the Days of Charles IL. (Prom the Loudon Chvontcte.) tthe custom of ériaking the heatth of the most popular man at the table has it! Drop a littlc| The Greeks and ter @reesone on an aching corn, instantly |the practice of drinking to each other. that corn stops hurting, then yo tite land from this arose the custom of gic! No hum@Bhg! |toasting living A tiny bottle of Freczone costs but|, But health drinking in tte modern * few cents at any drug store, but is|frm. originating In, England ‘Berns ” unfficient to remove rritation, Freezone is the roiatering days of Gave at. every hard corn, |with the custom of drink: lan ‘oft corn, or corn between the toes, |dies or to any woman who appeased 10 and the calluses, without soreness or @ reigning bello of the court, Seay, and various were the quaint loustome associated with the those days. certain sensational dis-|cmpanies of fallitary Ol cera etiauette povery of a Cincinnati genius. It is|§¢manded cup ahould yonderful.—Advt. that Passed from band to be fHE EVENING WORLD, —_— in Begs Englishmen to Bid High and bational collection . Reports persist, ri other great Keep Sir Joshua Reynolds's canvases are goon to jo be put up tor sale by their ish owners. jenry Best Portrait at Home. C. Frick is considered one” of — America’s most dangerous eres for LONDON, June 13.— Bir Claude |ii6 tamous pictures to be sold in the Phillipa, the well known art critic Of] veer guture. the Dally of the W h and at one time curator warns Great. to Atlanta, 8001 om sale by the Duke of West- MONTPELIER, Vt, June 12.—Alber- iX/ minster, As. recently told in The|tugs Schneitzer and Maxwell Auerbach | ‘World, American millionaire collectors | 4¢ New York pleaded guilty to coum | 1 In the Federal Court [portrait and record bidding is ex. (fy hd They Mare fina 4800 ach an | on the Atlanta Penitentiary, the. Phillips appeals to sdme Briton|fonmer for two years, the latter one are anxious to oe this famou ips with a war-made fortune to save the ‘g Portrait for the British nation, adding: | ‘They were arrested after a setzure by “It would be peculiarly humiliating pees | bg I vars ot the border wh lif it should be allowed to slip through Rete reery. | a ga} our fingers and find a place in_one the « an Towle Dave peed the | « of the merchant palaces ot New York tha in New Yor! THussDAY, igree, stands of “ OUR RICH ART BUYERS Kind ‘unapprenchabie, and it ari se lect ‘o-duy: | OPIUM SMUGGLERS TO JAIL. © ‘Two New Yorkers Fined and Sent Bayer-Tablets“Aspirin For Pain Neuralgia Earache Toothache , Colds Rheumatism Lumbago Neuritis “Bayer Cross” on Genuine ie Tablets. E Don’t say Aspirin! Say “Bayer”! Always insist upon the “Bayer Package” whiclt contains oe and proper directions. for , “Bayer Cross” on se Boxes of, 12 tablete—Bottles of 24—Bottles of 100—Also Capsules. 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Seo if hairs which tend to grow back under the skin form an itritating “collar-line”. . a Eliminating ‘AVE you noticed how many men you meet Stretching the skin in order‘to get a close shave Val tive cure ot last teen Oh adleet Chale is then unnecessary. collarg to ease the irritation where the , te the c aliadine’ edge rubs part beard P "The hair of the beard is composed chiefly of etek he “— r a the same gay substance that { | Men who suffer from a “collar-line” are prob- - makes the fingernails hard. Each hair is sur- | ably making it worse every time they shave. rounded by a film of oil supplied by by the skin. ' Examine your beard. Look at the skin of your creamy, thick-textured lather of p a and | face and neck closely in the mirror. It is not per- Weodbare aes Stick instantly fectly smooth. With a microscope you could see the oil film around each hair-and works that the skin is really a series of tiny hills with » to soften the keratin. the hairs rising from depressions. Even a but moderately sharp If, when shaving, you stretch the skin of your . Will not pull EES, Wi peeeaated ana gee ; neck, and shave against the grain, you actually Sante calch:, velbsiey thave pnstaes Coa cut off the hair below the surface. The hair is ,. longed for. > curled in as it grows again. The result is an @yp-re after-effect on the skin will be a welcome irritated “collar-iine’’. surprise, for the face is left mooth and refreshed. How to prevent this irritation \ You will find that every druggist is ready to supply To do away with the “‘collar-line”, the beard Tame ot 36 ents “The Andrew fags Saat, must be softened thoroughly before shaving. New York, Cincinnati and Perth, Ontario, How to shave the ingrowing beard F YOU are troubled with an Never stretch the skin’ either with “collar-line”’, the commonest symptom the fingers or by tilting the too much. | the beard that grows back under the skin, © When a tender skin is held taut, shaving is | follow this method of shaving: sure to make it sore. Always shave with the Rub the dry beard lightly with the finger- grain, using easy, diagonal strokes. ' | tips. This is to release the hairs which have After shaving, rub the lather that remains | grown under the skin ahd which are the chief —_on the brush lightly but fully into the pores. cause of the ‘‘collar-line”, This cleanses and refreshes the ~ | \_ When the hairs are released, the true ten- it that velvety, well-shaved feeling. Saney Of U8 ris SOLS first with hot water and i if the grain then withcold. Thiscloses | runsin irregular di: the pores and stimulates take care to note it. the i + After mistening your Follow these suggestions face thoroughly, apply eliminate the “‘collar- Wood! ‘sShaving Stick line.” Learn the real en- and work up a heavy joyment of a clean, cool, lather with the brush. It comfortable shave in is never necessary to rub much than the usual in the Woodbury lather, shaving time. A What soaking in warm dy coverel Ld minutes does te your ing eoap must do instantly to tbe beard — ™%,Woodburys areas Shaving Stick TEN SUMMER SHOW SONG HITS | BY THE TEM MOST FAMOUS COMPOSERS ON BROADWAY, INCLUDING | First Song, June 22—“A Happy Wedding Day” From ‘‘She’s a Good Fellow,” Now at the Globe Thea‘ | Words by ANNE CALDWELL (Published by Special Arrangement with the J. B. Harms Co., MewYors) . Musle by rarer KERN Second Song, June 29-—Some Was gerful Sort of Som from “Thalowy te «hited ili Mp “nw pre seated . JEROME KERN — VJCTOR HERBERT — IRVING BERLIN — VICTOR JACOBI — LOU HIRSH, &c. ' cpa? Saale Me