Salt Lake Tribune | 1917-04-01 | Page 64 | [Untitled]

PAY ATTENTION TO THAT LITTLE BALD SPOT Mere 's good news at lat for men and women whoe hair is falling, who are getting bald, or prematurely gray, ami whoe seaips are covered with dandruff that nothing sterns to keep away and whoso heads iteh like maa. (hranim-Johnson, Drugs, Five (o) Good .Stores, have secured the local agency agen-cy for Parisian Sage, a simple, harmless harm-less hair treatment that is so certain in its tonic action on the hair and scalp and so sure of giving the limit of satisfaction that they sell it with offer of money refunded If it does not ahoU ish dandruff, stop itching head, an I not oHv check excessive loss of hair, but stimulate, a new growth. Parisian Sage is a delicately perfumed per-fumed liquid, antiseptic, and scientifically scientifi-cally pre pa red, which when massaged into the scalp goes right down to the hair roots, where most hair worries begin, be-gin, and furnishes the famished roots with the nourishment that is lacking to make the hair grow better and show more life and vitality. Parisian Sage not only stimulates hair growth, but beautifies it so that it is a favorite dressing of women who take pride in beautiful hair that can be easily arranged ar-ranged and appear much heavier than it really is. A large bottle is inexpensive inexpen-sive at your favorite drug counter. (Advertisement.) For Overworked Men Vinol Creates Strength Overworked, run-down men who lack energy, vitality and strength need Vinol because it is a non-secret remedy combining com-bining these world famous strength v giving elements, viz: Beef and Cod Liver Peptones, Iron and Manganese Peptonates, Glycerophosphates, etc.. FulriIaOT Every Bottle Is always sold witn a definite guarantee to return the purchaser's money if it fails to give satisfaction. Very few bottles are returned. DRUEHL & FRANKEN, Druggists, Salt Lake City. Also at the leading drug store in ail Utah towns. ' X A GIRL an4-a maa are tfc """vVER ia-the war scarred sec-. f . i ; I idols ofths French people.- J' tions of fair France today a 'V''t 'I ' S0. A -W man holds the destiny of a '.o'4. A , f ' , f V j f ' Joan of Are a mere child natibn in his hand. it -c x !' ! Z" in years, ignorant, unlet- He is General Nivelle, prid U ' f 't f 1 , K j :Cfj tered. but possessed of a of a. nation in 1916. ' . ''V i 'H ' ' 6ou y pa17"3511! The army he . leads th y V'- j V ' li. ' ) Vk'"' I roused a nation to her stand- greatest army in his na- ft j fC v fi rW 'A ard pf liberty in 1429 and fn'3 fi7 If" t t I 4 ) : ' ' V .Jf to preserve foe the jseopler .f7 V, V' ' t-. ?1 f '..t-V" ."?Hf -i -won lasting freedom for. that which Joan of Arc gava v ' f !: rs vH . - y !!. . General Nivalis ' j ' & i IV : - JESSE L LASKY presents ; . s - . 1 " t in be character of the1 greatest woman who cve lived, Jotai of Arc i ' ' I 4 t"l CECIL B, DeMILLE'S Cmema Masterpiece 1 ) ' gsJOAN TME WOMAN"- V '; T r- TWO SHOWS DAILY AUGMENTED SEAT SALE NOW ON l s i . 2:15 Prompt 8:15 PARAMOUNT Matinees 25C) 50c i ?j Vv.'V I C - 1 All a. PA SYMPHONY Evenings 25c, 50c, 75c i T j ' j Reserved ORCHESTRA Loges i.oo Joan of Arc n . . F AKmiuuW 1 fif m55 toimescfflg lues, mm 3