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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-12-17

By the first of January all the chro-
mic insane from Kenosha county will
be installed in the asylum at Racine
where they will be under the more i'm
mediate supervision of the County
Board and where it will be possible
for their relatives and friends to visit
them at intervals Their maintenance
at Racine will cost no more than the
county has been paying to the other
asylums around the state where they
have been kept for the past few years
and the present arrangement has much
to recommend it all around.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-12-17

The Water Commissioners had bet
ter not figure on any of the owners
of meters refusing to take their re
bates in case The State Commission de-
cides that they are entitled to them.
There is no reason why some consul
mers should pay for their meters when
others get them for nothing and the
meter owners will be around after their
money if the company is ordered to pay
them
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-12-17

A few more experiences with the
smooth swindlers who come to Kenosha
to work the city "for what there is in
the game and a number of people
will be convinced Of the ACCESSIBILITY
Of trading with the home merchants.
In nine cases out Of ten every "bar-
gain" offered by any peddler or solici-
tor can be duplicated OF bettered in
the local stores.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-12-17

The continued escapes of the crimi
nal insane from the present asylums are
going to result in a demand on the
legislature for the erection Of an
asylum for this class of patients ex-
clusively that will be as secure as the
penitentiary and from which it will be
impossible to escape.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-12-17

With the possible exception Of the
water company that trunk line sewer
is the most important and expensive
Improvement the city has ever under
taken and the men who are RESPONSE
BILE for the plans should be very GER
tain that they are right before they
go ahead with the work. A little mis-
take may easily cost thousands of dol
lars on proposition of the kind.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-12-17

There have been several reports late
ly Of persons selling tickets or making
collections for charities who had no
right to do so and It has been neces-
sary for the societies whose names
were used without their sanction to
issue warnings to the public. Ehe
only safe way is to send contributions
direct to headquarters unless the So
hcitors are known to you personally.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-12-17

That insurance patrol is a matter
which concerns the insurance com
panies more nearly than anybody else
and they will be expected to stand all
the expenses in connection with main
tanning any patrol that is put in service
in this city.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-12-17

One of the most remarkable things
about the present condition Of the
finances of the city is the number of
interested citizens who are saying Il
told you So. However, we are all
going to pay for our lack Of foresight
and the man who pays has a right to
talk.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-12-17
REAL ESTATE TRANsFrps
Ter the Two Weeks Ending SAT-
urday, Decenpec 5, 1908.

Nicholas j Werner and wife
to John Kovack. PIT Sc u
of sec 30-2-23 e. Warranty
deed; consideration $500. 5
Nicholas j Werner and wife
to Matthias Widmar. PIT
Sc Il of sec 30-2-23 e.
Warranty deed; considera-
Frank Wilson and wife to
John G Meachem. Inc sw
Il of Sc a of sec 10-2-21
e. Warranty deed; consid
Grafton
Charles Hempel to John Hem
pei. The e a sec 1920
e, except 2 acres off n side
also 10 acres off sd of
W y of NV a sd sec,
also 5 acres off NV a and
pit sw Il of NV a sd sec.
Quit Claim deed; considera-
ton
James Cavanagh ct al to Sam
Firchow. PIT n p of NV 4
sec 9-1-21 e. Warranty
deed; consideration ....
George w Marvelle ct al to
Samuel G. Hebson and wife.
PIT ne a sec 6-1-23 e. War
ranty deed; consideration. 10
The Kenosha Realty Company
to Patrick H Galligan. PIT
ne "A of sec 1-1-22 e. War
ranty deed; consideration. 5
James E Healy and wife to
John P Byrne ct al trustees.
PIT u of Sc Il sec 1922
e. Quit Claim deed; con-
sideration ...............
Ora j Fink ct al to Edwin
L Stonebreaker. As of the
following, the Sc Il sec II,
also p of Sc Il Of ne a
sec II, also 25 acres of W
p Of ne a sd sec II, also
40 acres of W SO acres of
ne 4 sd sec II, also u
Of NV Il sd sec II, also pit
W u sec 16, all in ty l
range q e. Warranty
deed; consideration PIG
The Kenosha Realty Company
to Mrs. Elizabeth Hahn.
Lots and 2 blk 4 Graves
sub. Warranty deed; con
sideration ........ 2
Wisconsin Central Railway
Company to Charles Phil
lips. Pt sw 4 of sw Il
sec 2O-1-20 e, also pit NV
Il of sw a sec 2O-2-21 e.
Quit Claim deed; considera-
ton Observation-Disclosures. 5
Fred A Rice ct al to Louisa
Langenbach, Lot 8 blk 2 of
Rice Park addn. Warranty
deed; consideration ........ 8
Gilbert A Asborn and wife to
August Zummach. PIT sw
Il of Sc 4 of sec 1921
e. Warranty deed; consid-
William Thierfelder and wife
to John DeKok. Lots II,
IS, and 10 in blk 2 of Pfen-
mig and Bullamores cor
! chard" sub. Warranty
deed; consideration ...... So
Seifen to John E
Rowlands. The p of NV
Il and NV a. Of sw 4 sec
26-2-21 e. Warranty deed;
consideration ....
Chandler B Chapman and wife
to William A Amborn.
The ne 4 of sec 1920 e;
the NV Il of Sc II sd sec
1920 e; the sw Il of NV
sec 24-2-20 e; the Sc Il of
Sc Il sec 1920 and part
Of y of sw Il of Sc Il
sd sec 1920 e. Warranty
deed; consideration ..
Josef Ludwig and wife to
Emro Tomasik and Anna
Tomasik. Pt NV Il sec
1929 e. Warranty deed;
consideration ~
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-12-17

Remember that it is your own fault
that the clerks are unable to attend
to your wants just the minute you are
ready to have them. You should have
come around last week before the
rush was on.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-12-17
COLLEGE OF COMMERCE
Winter Term Begins
Jan 4, 1909

NUR friends and neighbOrs reminded that this
sixteenth year; that of last years enrolment fifty
five pupils had either brother sister with US before
that have enrolled here 10 pupils and in Racine so pupils
during the Fall Term just closng that the cny pr
Yate commercial schools in Wisconsin occupying their own
buildings especially planned and equipped for our business
that today the First National Bank employs nine College of
Commerce Students of whom assistant cashiers Cen
trail Leather Co. ten; Mfg four Badger Brass Co.
FOUR Simmons Mfg twenty Jefery Co., twenty seven Chi
cago Brass Co., thirty.
New classes IN all branches January 4th.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-12-17

Matthias J Stromberg and
| wife toe Hugo Rohr The
| n u of sw "a the sw "A of
ne Il and NV Il Of Sc Il
of sec 1920 e. Warranty
deed; consideration .... 1 90
Emily E Bond ct al to Henry
! w Reith. Lot 10 blk of
Quinton SUBJ Warranty
deed; consideration 1890. 90
George Cable to Isabel H
Beachel. The S 7 acres of
| pit ne 4 of sec 7-1-23 e.
Warranty deed; considera-
ton ................ $500 90
Isabel H Beachel to Charles
+ Beachel. The Z yards
/ pit ne Il of sec 7-1-23 e.
Warranty deed; considera-
ton ................15 1900 90
Herbert G Crook to Della A
Smith. Pt sw 4 of see
1928 e. Warranty deed;
consideration ,...>..... 1900 90
Joseph Kaufman and wife to
William Kaufman and EN-
ma Gese. Lot 5 blk 1 of
the "News' sub Warran-
ty deed; consideration 80. 700 90
Maria Katherine Engel ct al
to Elizabeth M Bush. PIT
NV a sec 6-1-23 e. War
ranty deed; consideration. 900 90
Tony Comfy and wife to John
Kasteie Lot Z blk II of
Second Rice Park addn.
Warranty deed; considera-
ton ................... $50 90
Albert G Kruger to John
! FTenz 6 # off sd lot IL
and "A # off sd lot II blk
/ 10 Of Bains sub. Warranty
deed; consideration ....... 1926 90
Herbert G Crook to Stanis-
lava Nowacki. W y of lot
20 blk 81 of Bonds sub
Warranty deed; considera-
ton 14oO 90
Peter Dyer and wife to Jo-
sephine Dyer McKennar
Lot blk s of Graves
sub. Warranty deed; con-
sideratiOn .......... l 90
Edgar 2 Bassett to Mary A
Bassett. A parcel of land
in sec 14-1-19 e, in Village
of Bassett. Warranty
deed; consideration ....... 1 90
Reuben L Bassett and wife to
George n Bassett. Com
at Sc cor sec 1918 e;
thence W to line of G &
n W R r Co right of way;
thence nelly to section line
| between sections IA and
Is, thence to beg War
ranty deed consideration ! 90
John E Williams and wife to
Michael J Gehl Jr Lots
16 and Is of 'Spring
Brook" sub. Warranty
deed; consideration ....... 90
Sarah T Besteder and hus-
band to Henry Brine. War
ranty deed; consideration 1 90
John E Rowlands and wife
to Charles Jorgenson and
wife. E y of NV Il and
NV 4 of sw a sec 26-2-2l
] e. Warranty deed; consid-
Grafton .............. 5000 90
Mary E Ottosen and husband
to Joergen Fredson. Pt
NV a sec 1-1-22 e. War
ranty deed; consideration. 90
Hannah Kingman and hus-
band to Catherine Bolton.
The W p of lot ? blk Al on
Sc 4 sec 1928 e. Quit
Claim deed; consideration 90
George Adamson to George
Adamson, Jr. The W p of
ne Il and y of NV Il
sec 34-1-21 e. Warranty
deed; consideration ...... 90
Emil Kanehl and wife to Ma
RE Jensen. Pt Sc 4 sec
1-1-22 e. Warranty deed;
consideration ........., 1900 90
Martha J Mcconnell to Philis
w Symmonds Lots q and
% blk 2 of Symmonds sub.
Warranty deed; considera-
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-12-17

Of course you will dress up for the
holidays. Whether money be scarce or
plenty it will go farther and you will
get the correct styles at Ames' Cash
Clothing store, 1st doo~ north of First
National Bank. Watch our window
displays. divide
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-12-17

There are the days when the majority
of newspaper readers find the most in
teresting items in the advertising
columns
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-12-17

That bill for a municipal court in
Kenosha will not go through unless it
has more backing at the coming SEES
sion than it az the last time it was
introduced The legislature viii be
governed largely by the sentiment
here.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-12-17
BARGAIN COLUMN.

- Z r>~~~~~~C-N~o~o~-o~~~~~~~~
ENOR SALE--Horse, harness and two buggies;
will sell part or all cheap. inquire DR.. G
A. Almtelt, Somers, Wis. *dw-d1e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-06
AT
THE RINK
Bench Show Opens With
Grand Canine Chorus
This Morning.

barking their dlsapproyai Of
chains and box stalls. several hun
dfed dos entered IA the bench
show filled Dreamland rink with
a volume Of sound today which eek
eeeded the heat efforts Of the
Chicago symphony orchestra and
other attractions which have pre-
vloualy appeared In the rink
While the chorus work waa not
Of the best. indicating "A lack Of
training IN the vocal line. the dogs
made up fof other deiinquenciea IN
volume and drowned out all efforts
OF attendants and spectators 10
make themselves heard.
Conversation IN anything but
doa lsHHttsKa Vas Impossible aud.
although many i.sopi~ we're pres
snt Who talk ore lncv<santly. even
thsF made no effort H. he heard
iut q measure q quiet " ex-
peeted 81 tha shoR this evening
and for the renaaindef ~ It's dura-
tiun Iue faneisrs sSplslnsd that
the dosH we're encitea this morn
ins. aons hayins come from as Tar
as san Francisco. and that they
would quini down when they rot
better acquainted Nith each other.
noea q nearly all breeds except
Ina cross breeds are entered IN the
show. The judging basan az /
o'clock this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-06
JOSEPH ARNOLD
SUICIDES

Worry over financial affairs lsd
Joseph Arnold. ~ years old a COCA.
TO commh suicide at his bone. 400
Broadway, yesterday afternoon, b.
driHkinE earbotie acid.
Arnold VAS formerly proprietor
of the TiFolI restaurant. ON Colum-
death wss employed al 2z2 James
II. a. eook. Arnold had Loaf q
considerable amount 81 money in
the restaurant business. Yesterday
Arnold tali bis son. walter. II
years ed. that be thought be- would
net live through the day The son
went 10 the Seattle Undertaking
company. where Arnold had several
frtsaas. and told them that he fear.
I'd his father contemplated suicide.
NJ II Cushing called ON Arnold
and attempted 10 persuade him
that finsneial affairs would soon
take = tafn for the better. Arnold
went 10 bis home Yesterday after
uoon. Mira. Arnola w#a away.
When Walter vent home AZ night
be iouHd the dead body Of bic
father
Arneid is survived Ny q widow
aud three chiiaren Ne vas a mem.
her Ct Camp O.. wooamen Of the
wofIa. sens u Hermann and the
kneleat Order ~ United workmen.
The body Ia 81 "a. Seattle Under.
takiag CON panys morrue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-06
fire IN
. FRISCO
Hundred Thousand Dollar
Blaze Has Stirring
Incidents.
10y United Prsss1

San FRANCISCO. MAY e
Only the prompt arrival Of The tte
department prevented loss OF life
when fire broke out la little
tailor shop az 1886 Mission IT,. this
mofning aud did damage 10 stores
on both sides to the extent of 500.
QUO before It was oxtlngiiahed The
flFe was discovered by Policeman q
Z Ewing aud WAS replcte with In.
eidenta
EwiuE was answering q call Of
the patrol wagon, and In passing
the shop discovered the flames lie
immediately turned IN an alarm
and then proceeded To- the point Of
call
Returning 20 the scene % the
IRE. he discovered man ia the
act uf taking an armfll Of silver.
ware aud cut glass fiom tbs froat
OF a tsWslry store next "a The tailor
shop
A TIE man faiied 10 surrender
~ his eoaanaand. RBd took 10 bic
he'els. the effiesr drew his revolver
ana fired This was followed b
Screams al pain aa the man die
appeared in the dart ness Seeing
the fro was EainimH headway
kwinH taFnsd his attsntioR 20 the
occupants 81 the adjoining apart
ussat bosses
Unconscious 81 their danger. four
fsHilles mlght have perished II Il
we're not FOE kwing's prompt action
IN pounding on their doors With
his night stick Falling to arouas
sae u the famillsa ~ this iasans.
~ vac forced 10 brcak dowa The
aear.
such heaavay did the FIRE snake
that ths police ordered all apart
m~nt hpases on both sides 81 the
street. within the block emptied the
people In many cases fleeing ffom
their heanes in th~sr night gar.
Aseats Thieves tnok advantage of
this and datens ~ hottsos la the
bloch we're robbed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-06
MURDER IS
SUSPECTED
Oregon Girls Death in
Tacoma May Prove 10
Be a Crime.

INDEPENDENCE. Ofe. MAY =
The coroner 81 polk county. ore
has demanded that the m, stsry that
hangs ever the seath OF Mas III
Han W1man. of Independence. ore
sha died under peculiar cifeum
stances ~ the Point Defiance -
wilton. near Tacoma. April p. b.
cleared up
DARK bruises we're found about
the Kifia thru.t which Coroner
Chapman declares Indicate that a
desperate stfuEslo preceded her
demise lietNren the eyeH vas
the imprint u a hoays biow ffum
fist
When the body was discovered
at the pavilion it Vas found reeiiu
niuE partially ON the iioof aud par
TALLY nnon a sofa. fweutY min.
aies hefofe the body waa diseot.
erred she was seen talkinF With 49,.
erai otker espluyos Of the pavilion
tn the alsiHE ruosl.
There are but sis people known
10 have bees az the place ~ the
tIHac the koay was found aud Co
oser ChaFtnah u askiRE ths Ia.
cetra aathezitha 10 cNaalSs thraH
all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-06
STRANGE DOUBLE
LIFE OF WOMAN

CHICAGO. May 6.-Ths strange
tiaasle life LED ~ Mrs. femasl
ssehlatteF ended Today Ia an inde
terminate sentsHes TO IA. state pea.
lteutiarY
In gleneoe. a fashionable suburb.
Mrs. sehlost~t waa knoxn a. the
wife Of wealthy iew.ier. Her
automobile her horses and ear.
rtaEsa hef silks. Jewels and furs
Wefe the enyy ~ the Glencoe ma.
tFons
Down IN the Peoria II. district
Mrs. tsehlotier was knawn equally
vel. bat under another name
There she was known ~ I.eona
Clarity. the proPri~trezs of = 70.
sart where Young Eirls we're iured
into white slavery
FiHslli Belle Winters. a little ie.
Yesrald Eia. told the police a story
which led 20 the arrest ~ Leoua
ssrrifY Then Il came out that
llsana Clarity aad Mrs. schlotter
st Glenees we're oRe and the sane
IseFAon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-06
new RAILROAD

nEluaNG. Cal. May "a rail.
fssaa tes miles iong aHa iacorporat
- tef 90 ees osa will b. halh fFusa
uHaHua - California incorpofa
tiea afticles have hsca Med for the
enterprise watch Will BE- knoxn ~
The Geoaa lake and SsuihsFa Rail
rad eufa saaf. ~ " " scott. VIII.
iaa Elessa. Z = Calyin ana William
= He9flH. al ssutheru Pacific Of
fteiats Tbs eoad uili run fnom
The sast slae IF Goose Lake ca ths
oreaeu California state line 20 An.
dsrNau In this county on shs main
hhe u ths soathern Pacific This
hfaneh viii be ri miles Ions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-06
Council Holds Special Meet
ius 10 Consider Financial
Condition.
E,,tndiiures From General
Fund Must Stop
for a Time.

viii : practical deficit 81 ap-
W. SO 900 alrcedy shown,
- ! heays demand Ia prospect
:. - esturs smpDsemcn,s. a special
s.,,es al the city council was held
X. .' rr,rn!pg 10 consider WAYS and
=. y protecting the general
80 4 The ciU nom further In
...ss musii the next receipts Of
- scn he annual tax lcvy
~ .i,sr several hours Of discussion
=. = members Of the council who
=. 1890 she session decided 60 r.
!, =. N applleasions FOR money from
=. rsosrsl fand IN the future Ia
~ asasce committee. Instead Of
sasssng The ordinances covering
!. Interpretations to 90 20 the
resaeil direct.
Transferable secrecy attended
A. mssslng. and {, vas only after
- uessare that the couueilmea
,..s.sI could b. Induced TO tsis
! ~ nal issue which prompted
- snefxency session.
xsse oi the coancilmen ex.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-06
TO
0EA tn

James Irving. isnitor ~ the 81,
Auburn apartment house. ~ Ninth
Az. and Seneca st, fell from the
third story as he was washing win
doss late yesterday afterRooR and
sustained injuries which caused bis
death at Providence hospital last
nisht. IrVinE was picked up In an
unconscious condition and never
regaiHed consciousness hlp skull
was fractured AID Internal Injuries
were sustained. Irving had been
employed At the ~ Auburn apart
ment house for several months tie
was absat 20 years u aEs. No rela.
lives OF family in this city are
known. The body Was taken 10
the Seattle Undertaking oOmpany's
moFgae.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-06
NEGRO POLICE MAN
is DISCHARGED

! s Peoples. the only negro po-
lice officer In Seattle. was dis
missed from the force last night by
Acting Chief of Police irving Ward.
on charges preferred by Sergeant
l.. ] Stuart Peoples IL accused ~
conduct unbeeoming an officer and
neglect ~ duty
Peoples denies the charges and
will ask for an investigation a. the
hands Of the civil service commits,
sion Sergeant Stuart alleges Inst
Peoples hired a room al INTERPLAY
last Monday on his beat and spent
some time in the company Of a
white woman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-06
VAN DE VANTER LEFT
NEARLY 100000

The estate Of the late state SEN
sior Aaron Van dc Waiter. which
was left TO his wife. Martha Van
De Yanter. has been appraised ~
1886. 54as2.
Some weeks ago the widow, who
married Patrick y. PaTcell. sEce
the death OF her first kasbaRa, sspe
Mr.. Purcell all the aHthority ske
possessed In handling the estate Of
which she IS the beneficiary.
Judge Boyd J. TallIAaa yesterday
set aside = Iudgmeht given against
Mr.. Purcell In favor o. Mary A. rur-
cell. a former alleged wife, and the
ease will be reopenea.
Most distressing cases of eczema
relieved b. Soap Lake Salye. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-06

pressed any fear that the drain ON
the general fund would cause very
eneat Inconvenience In the tranaae.
ton If municipal business Tor the
rest Of the year The fact remains.
however that many proposed I'm
HnaNemeutH will have 90 b. ahau.
doued until the fund h rrplcnlshed
At the beginning of the year
there was a book shortage Of al.
meat $3.50 0e0 IN the general fund
The city viii also have 60 give up
the present city stables site. which
has been purchased for railroad
terminals. IN the uear future. aud
there Is aa money Ia sight to put.
chase new ground for Stables. The
500 unn which was received Tor
this land has already been spent
Provision Not Made.
In addition 20 this there are nu
merous sources of heavy eNpendi
tuues which were NOE provided Tor
under the last gonvrnl tax lew
W money was set aside fof the
operation of the reorganiscd health
department the expenses incident
t0 the huhonie plague fight came "a.
tlfeiy unexpected. The levy did not
take into consideration the opera.
ton Of the reorganiEod building
aud public utilities department.
aud there -hrv numerous otN
sources OF expense which have
made an entirely unlocked f0r
drain on the general fund
No Cause Tor Alarm.
There IL no cause Tor alarm.
said Councilman Way after the
meeting. but We have 60 take nre.
cautions In order to run the year
cut. aud We have simply spent the
morning Ia talking over finances.
Hereafter all measures calling Tor
an appropriation from the general
fund will be referred Ia the finance
committee before golng to The
council
Among other things. this 2aele
ton ot The general fund will prob.
ably mean that the proposed aFpfu.
pflation of $4,000 20 start a Anpl.
elpal garbawe collectiaa pyutem viii
have to BE ahaNaolp~a sRtll ne1t
year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-06
TEETH
ALL GONE

One of the many eases thar
came 20 "a. Witch seemed AL
bat hopeless. was that q an old
gentleman who came 60 eur
gffire 20 have a ~; % ALvEo.
LAR Teeth pvt IN HE mouth
nus TITS mau had ao,hlns ieft
bat some stumpa. ana he had
heeu flsurink with bis d.ntist
for q geld plate.
We made him this propasi
ton. via that We would nat
IN the tLvEOLAR Teeth NJ
our regular price. and n they
we're net successful Ne voald
rculexe them and make him a
Eeld plate free 81 charge a.
any time iE the future lie vas
delighted with tho proposal aud
agreed 20 II INSTANTLY. remark
ina that We see the "whitest"
people be had ever come seress
In the dental business.
The latest report from hlm 70
thst We don't need ~ VERY
sbeat the sold plate. fer his
new teeth are as nrm ne
rock. ana he ia giving ne ali
the reed free sdveriising Ne
possibly oaa
The reason We mention this
csss IL 70 show that we az.
iust ~ siroRg believers ~ TIE
square deal as Theeaere
Roosevelt. We sell yea . s-s
Of teeth and saarsRteo that
they will satisfy you The
Euaraatsc y backed by ample
capital We are perfectly safe
In mekiNs y. ass always 10
make II.
The ALVEOLAR METHOD
IL n rev departure. a channe
from ED ssetheAs Of supplying
missing teeth. The old way was
by scans OF n ssrsensome par
tial plate. or a bridge. which
vas anchored between teeth
and tortured the wearer from
the time II went In until "a had
destroyed the teeth n was
anchored TO and had 10 come
out.
Both methods arc now sup
planted BY the ALVEOIAR
METHOD. which supplies all
the missing teeth and gives the
one who has them a set OF
teeth that are az satisfactory
as Natures.
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Commissioners - tsalth crlehten
and State Labor Cess nalasisnef
Charles = Hubhars. Wcrc to-day -
gagged Ia making az iasPectioa Of
toeal sweatshoFe aHa bakeries.
sith a view 10 rcussayiHg oaAdi
lions which are said 10 be coatrary
10 the health and tahsr laws.