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FACE WASH.Rose Water, - i ounceGlycerine, - - i ounceFrench prepared chalk ten cents.


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EXTRACT OF MAGNOLIA PERFUME.Extract of Orange Flower 64 parts" " Rose 128 parts" l< Tube Rose 64 parts" " Violet 32 parts

Mix and to each quart of mixture add 10drops of Oil of Bitter Almonds and 4 drops ofOil of Lemon. The extracts used in this areall from the pomade of the flowers named.

BANDOLINE.A face balm of exquisite merit; is cooling,soothing and healing qualities are unsurpassedby any face preparation on the market.

Gum Trogacanth - 2 dramsRose Water, -. 10 ouncesAlcohol, - 4 ouncesOtto of Roses - 15 drops

Macerate the gum in the rose water untildissolved, strain and add the alcohol to OttoRoses, then mix all and bottle; color red withfew drops Tincture Cochineal.


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HAIR TONIC.Tinct. of Cantharades,Sulph. Quinine,Lac. Sulphur,Bay Rum,

Apply twice daily.

y ouncei drachmy dracm8 ounces

DANDERINE.Hydrate Chloral, - I ounceBay Rum, - - 6 ouncesApply daily for one week, then once ?

week.

SHAMPOO PASTE.Conti Castile Soap, - 4 ouncesPottasium Carb. - 1 ouncesRain Water, - - 6 ouncesOil of Lavender, - 5 dropsOil of Bergamont, - 10 drops

To the water add the soap in shaving andthen the pottassium. Mix until creamy, thenadd perfumes. The addition of glycerineprevents hardening.


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BEAUTIFYING THE SKIN.For beautifying and taking wrinkles out ofthe skin:

Glycerine - - 3 ozParafin wax - 2-3

Mix and heat in a tin pan then add k ozBergamont, run off in tin can or glass botte.To be used after washing the hands and faceat night. Excellent for chapped hands or face

NAIL POLISH.Tartaric Acid, - 1 dramTincture of Myrrh, - 1 drainColoo-ne Water, - 2 dramsWater, - - 3 drams

Dissolve the acid in water; mix the tinctureof myrrh and cologne water and add to theacid solution. Apply with a bit of soft leather.

FURNITURE POLISH.Gum Shellac, - 1 ounceAlcohol, - 8 ouncesLinseed Oil, - 1 ounce

Mix, apply with woolen cloth.


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D^PILATOBY.Quick Lime, 1 ounceGum Benzine, - i ounceWater sufficient to make a paste, Apply

and brush off in ten minutes,BEST HAIR OIL.

Pale Yel. Cotton Seed Oil, 8 ouncesBay Rum, - - 8 ounces

Add perfume to suit.BAY BUM.

Soft Water, 8 ouncesAlcohol. - 4 ouncesOil of Bay, - 1-4 ounce

Add water to make one quart.HA1B BESOBATIVE.

Lac Sulphur, 8 drachmsSugar of Lead, - 8 drachmsGlycerine, - 8 ouncesBay Rum, - 8 ounces

Four spoonsful of fine salt and a few dropsof Bergamot. Makes half gallon.


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BOQUET COSMETIQUE.Lard and mutton suet, carefully prepare

1 lb. each, white wax 6 oz., melt over a slow-fire; essence of Bergamot i oz. Run intomoulds, wrap in tin foil, label and it is readyfor use. TO CURL THE HAIR.

Olive Oil, i poundOil of Oroanum, - i dramOil of Rosemary, - I V dramsMix, put small amount on hands, rub well

into the roots of the hair.RAZOR. STROP PASTE.

Take the finest superfine flour of emery,nothing but the very finest will do, moistenwith Sweet Oil or Vaseline. There is nothingas good for your strops as elbow grease andlather.

VIOLET WATER, Finest Quality.Extract Violet, with 4 parts dilute Cologne

Spirits. Mix and bottle.


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HAIR. POMADE.(Extra Fine Yellow.)Yellow Wax 3 ouncesCastor Oil - 5 ouncesCotton Seed Oil 2 ouncesMelt the wax and stir in the other in-

gredients and perfume to suit.Oil Bergamot, 20 drops, has our pref-erence. ANTIKINK LOTION.To remove the kinks and straighten thehair; is absolutely harmless and a fine dress-ing. Beef Suet - - 8 ounces

Yellow wax - - 1 ounceCaster Oil - - - 1 ounceBenyoic Acid 5 grainsOil of Lemon - - - 1 drachmOil of Casia - - 8 dropsMix the suet and wax; then add caster

oil and acid. Let cool and incorporate theother oils. VIOLET WATER..

Essence of Violet - - 7 ouncesEssence of Rose - 2 */ ouncesEssence of Cassia - 2 ^ ouncesAlcohol - m= - 32 ouncesWater may be added if a cheaper prep-

aration is wanted.


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We have had a great many calls frombarbers for a formula for a cure for Barber'sItch, so we submit the following, which is agood one.

BARBERS' ITCHINE.Tanic Acid - - 90 grainsLac Sulphur - - 180 grainsOxide Zinc - 1 ounceStarch - - 1 ouncePetrolatum, (white) - 2 ouncesShave every da)' and apply three times a

day until cured, 1 to 3 days.

Another simple remedy which we canrecommend for the cure of Barbers Itch inthe early stages:

Take the ashes from a good cigar, wetthe finger tips with spital and make a kind ofpaste of the ashes and rub on the parts wherethe disease is first indicated. We have alsorecommended its use a great many times forthe cure of titter or ring-Avorm.


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MASSAGE JELLY.Softens the skin, beautifies the complex-ion, removes all roughness of face and lips.Excellent for use after massage or shaving.

Russian Isinglass - 108 grainsClarified Honey - 1 ounceMucilage of Irish Moss 4 ouncesGlycerine - 4 ouncesDis. Water - 6 ouncesOil Nerole - - 30 dropsDissolve isinglass and moss in the water

by gentle heat; add the other ingredients andstrain; then add the oil nerole and put in jars.

DRY SHAMPOO OR SEA FOAM.Cologne Spirits - y ounceAlcohol - - 1 ounceAcqua Amonia - 1 Y/ ouncesDis. Water 6 ouncesApply and rub until lather lirst formed

has dried, then dust thoroughly with hairduster, which will remove all dandruff. Thendry with towel.


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TONIC FOR. THE HAIR..A tonic for the hair is composed ofGlycerine, - - ^ ounceCologne, 6 ouncesTinct. of Capsicum, - 20 dropsTinct. of Spanish Flies, 1 Y/ drams

CAMPHOR ICE.For chapped hands or lips; can be used

after shaving. Spermacetic Tallow i^ozs.,Oil of Sweet Almonds 4 tea spoons, GumCamphor 34 oz. made fine; disolve over slowfire, stirring until dissolved; pour into mouldsif for sale; paper and tin foil if for your ownuse. Put in a tight box.

MAGIC LINIMENT.Cotton Seed Oil, - 4 ouncesPowd. Castile Soap - 1 ounceSpirits of Turpentine - 2 ouncesStrong Ammonia Water 4 ouncesWater sufficient to make one pint.This is a good seller when put up in

nicely labeled bottles. Try it.


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TOOTH WASH.


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FACE BLEACHRemoves all tan and sunburn, leaving theface soft and white.

Tr. Benzoin - i drachmBichloride Mercury - i crrainEmulsion Bitter Almonds 12 ounzesDissolve the mercury in the emulsion and

add the Tincture of Benzoin. Apply at night.This preparation does not keep well and

should be kept in small opaque bottles. Shakewell before using".

COMODONE DESTROYERRemoves all Black heads and Blotches.Ether - - - 1 ounceAlcohol 2 dramsAromatic Spir. Ammonia 2 drachmsBefore retiring, bathe the parts with very

hot water; dry well and rub thoroughly withthis lotion every night, removing all visibleblack heads.


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ALABASTOR CREAM.Oxide of Zinc - i lb.Oil of Glycerine - 2 oz.Bay Rum - - 2 oz.Cologne Water - 2 oz.Rose Water - 2 oz.Oil of Bergamot - 20 dropsOil of Bitter Almond - 20 dropsOil of Lavender - 20 dropsOil of Rose - - 20 droysSaltpetre - - 5c.Borax - - 5c.Put oxide of zinc, borax, and saltpetre in

a pan and pour over it one gallon of boiling"water, stir until cool, strain, and add oils.The lady from whom I got this formula madea good living making" this cream and selling it.

WART ERADICATORTo remove warts, etc.

Calomel - 30 grainsBoric Acic - - 15 grainsSalicylic Acid - 5 grainsCannabar - - 3 grainsRub into the wart three or four times a day.


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MASSAGE PREPARATIONS.We have no exact formula for making amassage preparation, but we will give you afew of the ingredients used in their manufac-ture. As none of the ingredients that make aperfect massage keep any great length of timewhen combined, it is well to make it in smallquantities and often. They are butter milk,oxide zinc, rice flour, corn starch, powderedmagnesia, and sometimes um tradio-an or seamoss is used as a body. It is usually coloredpink or flesh color with confectioner's redanaline. We have, sometimes, in emergenciesused pure milk with talcum powder and pre-pared chalk, which makes a very good prepa-ration. There are quite a number of thesepreparations on the market, but none willkeep any great length of time.

MANICURE VARNISH.Parahn Wax - - 60 grainsChlorform - - - 2 ouncesOil Rose 3 dropsAfter polishing the nails, apply the var-

nish and rub with chamois skin.


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MRS. F. C. BRIDGEFORD.We have discontinued the Ladies' Department in this book, but havepublished a book entitled "The Ladies' Toilet Manual" devoted exclu-

sively to the ladies. It contains instructions for Manicuring, Hair Dress-ing, Facial Massage and Chiropodist "s Work, also all the latest up-to-date formulas for toilet preparations and other purposes. This bookis edited by Mrs. F. C. Bridgeford and will be sent post-paid to any partof the United States upon receipt of #1.00.


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TO CLEAN CARPETS.Good for taking out grease spots, paint,pitch, tar, and for cleaning clothing, gloves,hats, etc. This receipt has been sold all overthe country, and has been a great money mak-er. It can be used for anything that soap isused for, and for taking off grease from thehands of machinists and railroad men it has noequal. I give the exact formula as it was re-ceived by me from one who paid $50 for it.

Two packages of 76 PowderShave up one bar of Ivory SoapOne teaspoon of pulverized AlumTwo teaspoons of BoraxOne teaspoon of SaltOne gallon of soft water.Stir all together; boil over a slow fire 30

minutes or until all the soap is thoroughlydissolved. Directions for using: Take a largepan or bucket half full of water; have a largesponge, take a handful of the preparation andwork it into the sponge, making a lather untilit fills pan or bucket, then use the lather for


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cleaning- the carpet. When you use up thisamount of lather work up more, washing thecarpet all over with the sponge the same asyou would scrub a floor; let dry and it will beclean and look like new.

TO CLEAN WALL PAPER.A preparation for cleaning wall paper is

made of one quart of Rye Flour, tablespoon-ful of Plaster Paris; stir together; put in waterenouo'h to make a thick dougfh; bake untildone, then it is ready for use. If it gets toohard wet with water; work it up like putty intodough balls. When you first use this careshould be taken not to streak the paper. Thismakes old, dirty wall paper look like new at avery small cost and not much labor.

CORN CURE.Soak a piece of copper in strong vinegar

for twenty-four hours. Pour the liquid off andbottle. Apply frequently until the corn is re-moved.


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INDEX.Discount Sheet Page 4Sanitary Rules and Regulations for Barbers 5Preface 6Explanation 7A Sketch of Our Past 8The Kansas City Barber College 10Kansas and Missouri Law Governing Barbers..- 23The Barber 32Stropping the Razor _ 34Instructions in Honing 35Koning on the Water Hone 37The Lather Hone 39The Swaty Hone 4 1Selecting a Razor 43The Art of Shaving 44Instructions in Hair Cutting ! 53Sea Foam, Shampoo, Etc. 64Singeing 65Dying the Hair _ 66Blondining the Hair 68Sterilization of Razors 69Razors 7 1Good Advice to Barbers 72The Barbers' Trade as a Life Calling 75Good Suggestions to Barbers 76Personal Magnetism 81To Have Fine, Thick Hair 85Dermatology 9 1Applications for Roughened Skin 94The Massage.. - 99Instructions for Facial Massage and Scientific Application 103Manicuring 109Chiropodist . mShort Course in Physical Culture Exercises IJ4Up-to-Date Formulas for Toilet and Other Purposes ...124-148


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I50 BRIDGEFORD S REVISED EDITION

OUR SPECIAL IN TOOLS.

i Morley & Son white handle razor S2 001 Morley & Son black handle razor 1 251 Jas. Scott No. 164 razor 1 501 Jas. Scott No. 163 razor. . , 1 501 Jas. Scott No. 154 razor 2 001 Imperial Extry hollow ground razor 1 251 razor case, 9 hole 1 001 pair shears, blue steel 1 251 pair strops, canvass silk finish 1 251 hand made comb 351 hair brush 501 neck duster 351 Swaty hone 601 pair tweezers 151 styptic pencil 05

S 1 5 0010 per cent, discount 1 50

$13 50

This outfit is packed in a neat box, with our"Barber Instructor and Toilet Manual" included,and mailed prepaid to any address upon receipt of$13.50. Fully Guaranteed.


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As the Mail Order Business Seems tobe the New Order of ThingsWe have established an exclusive MailOrder Department for our out of townbuyers. People realizing" the impor-tance of purchasing goods from a relia-ble firm, one that they know is finan-cially responsible and perfectly reliable,wr ill do well to correspond with us. Wegive you as references the City NationalBank, also the Bank of Commerce. Wehave had manufactured for us, by spec-ial order, a full line of

Watches, Musical Instruments, and Barber Supplies,of all kinds. We also keep for sale afull line of NOTIONS, and in fact everything that is needed by our out of townbuyers for family use, etc., which wewill sell ac wholesale prices to retailbuyers. We can afford to do it as wehave no rent nor expensive clerk hire,no traveling men our catalogue is oursalesmen. Send for one. Send for ourillustrated catalogue, which explainsour prices, quality of goods, etc. Ad-dress,

F. C. BRIDGEFORD MFG. CO.503 Delaware Street.


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YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITEDTO LOOK OVER OUR STOCK OF

Sarbers' Furniture 3 Barbers' SuppliesOur line is complete in everything needed by theTonsorial Profession. We are leaders in Barbers'Cutlery, our Razors and Shears having a reputa-tion of twenty-five years standing.RAZORS

Bismark$1.50Mars

$1.50Cosmos$2.00Swift$1.25Speed

$1.25BI\iesteel$1.50

SHEARSSwift7 and 7^ in.

$1.158 inch 31.25Springer'sFrenchPattern6^, 7, 7^in.$1.008 inch #1.15All Steel

All Sizes#1.00 each

The Alambra Face Massage and Skin Food ispreferred to all other preparations of similar naturetry it.

When results with different Hair Tonics have not beensuccessful, you had better use "Paralyptol"no failure inthis. Write for Illustrated Catalogue; it is free.

G. R. SPRINGER.1332 GRAND AVE. KANSAS CITY, MO.

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