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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-06-12
MOORE SCHOOL.
Roll OF Honor.

A Raphael Bryant. Lu-
bertha Chiles.
b Grade-Henry Reid. Harvey
Miles. William Banks. Clara Hill.
A Grade-Alberta Henley. lii
liam Scott. Ollie Mosby. Golden
Houston.
b Grade-Subbeal Anderson.
Robert Lewis. Jerdenis Johnson.
A Grade, No. AIRY Britt.
a Grade, No. 2-Gracie Scott
h Grade-Harry Howard. Reri-
maid Jackson. Rosetta Mines. Rich
ard Winston, Andrew Walker.
a Grade-Annie Cox. Douglas
voolfolk, Richard Johnson.
A Grade. No. 2.-Leonard Carter.
Charles Belle. MozeIle Hicks, Elmo
Jackson.
y Grade. No I-Edna Anderson.
George Anderson. Louise Jackson.
Alma Johnson. Mildred johnson. Ger
trude Robinson. Emma wlnEheId.
b Grade. No. Carrie Aycocke.
George Lomax.
A Grade. No. Weymouth Tup-
pon&e.
3 4 Grade. No. marie Clark.
b Grade-Joseph Coppedge. VII
lie Harris, David Hin. Cora Carter.
Hamilton Goclsby.
Grade-Arthur Randolph.
Floyd Booker. Angus Wood. Myrtle
Pridcy, Linwood Mos:cy. ILnius
White.
b Grade--Inez Green. Bernetta
Hatcher, Esther Johnson, Eugertha
Ray. Adele shelton. Leonard Brown.
Cornelius Harris, Ernest Hill, sam
uel Mosby, John Nash. Joseph Win
ston.
A Grade-AshIey Anderson. Sa-
rah Chandler. Annie Hicks. Sarah
johnson, Louise Lewis. WIlhemenia
Patterson, Emogene Smith. Marion
Smith, Mabel Taylor. Lucretia Wells.
Letcher Sale, Herbert Toles, Harry
POindexter.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-06-12

ed appointments of this character.
But the President did intend to show
that he would not continue TO South
ern States that might be classed as
doubtful appointments which might
have tendency to bring recruits
from the Democratic ranks into the
Republican party and thus lay the
foundation for reversal of political
conditions in Southern States now
strongly Democratic.
The appointment OF Mr.. BRYANT
and other appointments which the
President viii make of Southern men
will be in line with the sentiments
he expressed in a speech he delivered
in Charlotte, y. c.. on May 20. In
that speech he made these significant
statements:
1t Is true that political divisions
have continued in such a way as at
sometimes TO seem TO perpetuate the
lines as far as we can and to see so
or the war, but even these lines are
rapidly disappearing. and IL is the
duty OF all of US with respect to no.
d htcal partnership to wipe out those
lines as far as wee can and to see so
far as we may that in each State
the tolerance Of opinion shall con-
tinue until there shall be respectful bic
parties on both sides of the line. be-
cause it is essential to have a good
opposition TO have a good govern
ment.
NOW If there is anything I can do
| IN my administration to make that
feeling of union more close / shall
do II. think now that We
are at a point where there Is IN he
political revolution in the South 7
never had such a dream. but 7 be-
lieve we are on the eve OF such \
condition in the South that tbere
shail be complete tolerance Of opin-
Ion and that there shall grow info
respectable power an opposition in
each State which shall tend 10 the
oelterment OF the government as 81
exists in the State. which shall Give
Us occasionally, as you have already
given us in North Carolina. a Repub-
/. mean In a crowd Of Democrats. in or
uer that we may have represented In
the congress at washington vour
views without regard TO some mast
issue without regard to the ghost OF
an issue that really ought not IN i'm
Huehce you In enforcing those narti.
GUAR economic views that Won really
entertain. 'e"'''
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-06-12
COlOred
Skin Made
Lighter

For centuries the scientific men
have been trying to make dark skin
lighter colored, not by artificial whit
ening, but in a natural way. At last
the CHEMICAL WONDER co. OF
New York has discovered com
PLEXION WONDER, which does
bring a lighter natural color every
time it is applied. The effect Is not
artificial. The lighter coloring is
natural. The effect on the colored
countenance ia magical.
The CHEMICAL WONDER co. "a
the best friend the dark race ever
had. II has preparations for kinky
hair which exactly suit colored peo-
pie. The WONDER COMB magnetic
metallic, helps to straighten hair.
1t costs only fifty cents and will last
a lifetime.
The pomade called WONDER UN-
CURL keeps hair straight and plia-
BILE. The WONDER COMB and
WONDER UNCURL whom used to-
gether, will make any kinky hair
dress well. II the hair Is too short,
use WONDER HAIR-GROW. This
Is liquid fertilizer for the scalp.
Just as fertilizers In the corn field
make the corn stalks grow, so this
liquid fertilizes the scalp and makes
the hair grow longer.
M. b. BERGER & CO., 2 Rector
St, New York will send any OF these
WONDERS for fifty cents or ali of
them for $500 delivery free. Send
post-ofiice order or money. Infor-
nation book free. II you desire to
improve your appearance we Will
cheerrully write you without charge
and promise that our WONDERS Will
help to advance colored people go
ciaiiy and commercially. Agents
Wanted.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-06-12

ity and injustice. and that those who
would deceive us by claiming saliva
ton will come by self improvement
In silence. viii be the first when we
are undone to declare our submis-
sion has proven our inferiority. and
that we deserve our fate.
We call upon the conscience and
latent sense OF justice OF all chris
tan and patriotic Americans to open
their eyes to the enormity of the
denial OF Industrial, judicial. civil
and political freedom on the line of
color existing in this republic today
so years after the martyrdoTn OF the
sainted John Brown. and to exert
their utmost influence and power ~
wipe out this sin against a race. and
menace and disgrace 10 our common
country.
Signed.-F. II. Warren. Mich: T.
H. A. Moore. Penn. ;lW. Monroe Trot-
ter, Mass: w. c. Payne, Va: ]. NJ.
Summers. Ohio; VT. F. S. Cook.
Maryland; p +. Williams. Miss. /;
Committee.
The convention closed with a ses-
sion in memory OF this, the fiftieth
anniversary of the execution of Cap
tain John Brown. Jason Brown of
nair and beard. stood on the stage
of the Dunbar theatre bv the side
of w. F. 5. Cook of Baltimore. son
of Captain Edwin Cook. one of
Browns lieutenants who was hanged
at Harper's Ferry and Ex-Governor
Campbell. the three leading the Ne
gro delegates in singing the old re-
frain:
THE stars Of heaven are lookina
kindly down
On the grave OF old John Brown. "
Jason Brown apologized for not
speaking at length because of an i'm
pediment in his speech. He said he
inherited from his grandfather. a
farmer who lived near Hudson. y. Y
man stopped him on the road and
asked him how far it was to Hudson
grandfather struggled to speak and
hnally got out: Go on. you'll GET
there before I can tell You"
Mr. Cook developed an historical
address describing the famous raid OF
Brown and his men.
W. NJ. Trotter Of Boston. chairman
Of the convention: DR.. J. L. Johnson
Secretary. and Or. ]. A. Robbins
CHAIRMAN OF the local committee OF
ARRANGEMENTS. made imprisoned APP
peals for Negro independence in poI-
itics. "a F''
Ex-Governor Campbell. who spoke
highly Of the work done i'm the BRYAN
campaign by DR.. Robbins. ridiculed
the Harris Republican club. which
had hired a band to play in front
or the theatre convention hall in an
attempt 60 keep the crowd outside
What is wrong with ANYBODY.
Whlte or black, in organizing to in
sure the rights guaranteed him by
the constitution OF the TT1i,eS
States2' he asked. who Is n
that wants 60 hire a band and drur,
.he town of Columbus to keep some
BODY from getting his rights? II
must be some one who thought he
carried the colored vote OF Columbus
In his vest pocket"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-06-12
SHORT HEALTH TALKS.
How to Prevent Typhoid.

During the next few weeks many
people in Virginia will develop ~.
phoid fever. All Of these people will
have to undergo a long fitness and
about one in ten will die as a result
or the disease. The summer cpl
denies of the disease usually begin
to appear about the first OF July
showing that the germs are taken in.
TO the system about this time.
While some cases of typhoid will
develop in climate like that OF Vir.
ginia, in spite OF all preventive meas.
ures, yet a large majority OF the
cases can be prevented by the OBJ
servance Of few simple precautions
to prevent the disease, the real
causes must be understood. In plasn
terms no person can contract typhoid
fever unless he swallows in some
manner some OF the excrement of a
person who has or has had the
disease.
or milk that has been contaminated
with the germs from a typhoid case
but the excrement may be carried 70
the food, or even directly to the
mouth on the feet of flies that have
fed upon it. Sometimes the disease
is contracted by eating raw fruit OF
vegetables that have been soiled with
the germs, or oysters that have
come from polluted waters. Those
VINO nurse cases Of typhoid often con.
tract the disease by carrying the
germs into the mouth on the finger
which they have failed to wash afte,
waiting on the patient
The two danger points in the coun
try are the well and the dry closet
II these are safeguarded the danger
Is rendered much less formidable
Information regarding these points
IS contained In the publications of the
state Health Department at Rich.
mond and will be sent to any one
asking for them free of charge.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-06-12
Time 70 Run.

All. yes murmured Miss Screech-
er, after the first selection at the mu-
sicale. Il have had some exciting ex-
periences. Coming over from the other
side a terrible storm arose and l had
to sing TO quiet the immigrants You
should have seen the heavy sea run
ming"
And the big rude man in the pink
necktie rolled another cigarette and
gazed out of the window
Il don't blame the sea for running. ."
he said grufiy.
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$4,000 Endowment Paid.

Richmond. Va, June 10, 1909
This Is 20 certify that I have re
ceived from John Mitchell, Jr.
Grand Chancellor OF the Grand Lodge
OF Virginia, Knights of Pythias, ~
a. 5. A.. +. a. and a. ($150.0Ol One
Hundred and Fifty Dollars in pay
ment of the death-claim Of Brother
Jackson Fleming. who was a member
OF Richmond Lodge, No. l, OF Rich
mond, Va.
Signed-Ellen Fleming.
Administrators
BY w. +. Denny
Witnesses:
c. w Washington.
:. s. Baker, ID. ID. c.. c.
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ReaI Brave

The speaking sunrsgette was at
white heat
L There are no towards in our
ranks," she shouted in a penetrating
voice. Every day you pass our brave
sisters on the streets"
They must be brave to wear the
style Of hats they do" shouted the
little man on the last bench. and the
next moment he was running for his
life.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-06-12
BAD Precedent

Hubby-But why do you insist that
our daughter should marry old Gold
bug. when she hates the very sight OF
him2 You married for love. didn't
your"
Wife-Yes. but that's no reason
why I should stand by and see our
daughter make the same mistake.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-06-12
TAFT'S POLICY TOWARD SOUTH
He Desires To Eradicate ali Sec
tioDal Feeling.

Washington. June 3.-Conditions
In the Southern States formed the
subject of an interesting conversa-
ton in the Presidents office today
between President Taft and DIR.
Booker T. Washington OF Tuskegee.
Ala, The negro educator. Mr.. Taft
made known TO DR.. Washington
some ideas he had formed in regard
TO Southern political and industrial
problems involving the negro. He
Indicated that In his opinion the
training Of negroes in industrial pur-
suits was having the effect OF OBJ
tanning for such negroes a greater
degree OF respect from the best ele-
ment OF the white population. Dr..
Washington said that the President
was entirely correct. The President
spoke also of his desire TO do all that
1t was possible for him to do dur
ing his administration TO eradicate
sectional feeling that had developed
between the South and the North.
Incidental to the conversation be-
tween President Taft and DR.. Wash
ington II became known that the
President has determined to give a
thorough trial TO his policy of bring
ing about a better feeling in the
South toward the Republican AID
ministration in Washington and to-
ward the Northern and Western
States which form the backbone OF
Republican strength. IL is not the
intention of the President to confne
merely to Southern States which
might be brought into the Republi-
can column his policy of appointing
TO Office only such men as have the
thorough respect and confidence of
the communities in which they live
and in which they would hold Office
lie intends TO be guided by SINH
lar considerations in making appoint
ments In States which are hide
bound in their adherence to the
Democratic party and would not go
into the Republican column excent
through the performance of some nm
expected political miracle. In ether
words, the Presidents policy of an
pointing men to Federal positions In
the South who will be satisfactory To
great majority of the best citizens
without regard to party Affiliations is
10 be applied to the entire South. to
mississippi, which is overwhelmingly
democratic, as well'as to North Car
DINA and Kentucky, which have
shown signs of a desire to march in
the Republican ranks.
Yesterday the President sent 70
the Senate the nomination of Louis
r Bryant OF Louisiana to be Sur
Veyor OF Customs in the District Of
New Orleans. Mr.. Bryant is a white
man and affiliated with the Lilly
White" faction OF the Republican
party in his State. of which Pearl
wight, Republican national commit
teeman for Louisiana, is the leader.
IL was mainly on the Endorsement OF
Mr.. Wight that the President nomi-
mated Mr.. Bryant.
In selecting Mr.. Bryant the Pres
ident intended to emphasize and ex-
tend his policy of making appoint
ments to Federal offices in the
south that would be satisfactory to
the communities I'm which the ap-
pointees would be commissioned to
serve. There was no thought in the
Presidents mind when he sent Mr..
Bryant's nomination to the Senate
that Louisiana could be won over in
to the Republican column by repeat
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-06-12
Another ThrorN

Il have seen illuminations on Mars
which I am sure were efforts 10 com
municste with as" said the scientist
Nonsense. answered the practical
person. what you saw was probably
national celebration with street H.
Limitations and fireworks"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-06-12
Re Killed Then AL

How is that young physician. who
recently came 20 board with YOU. get
ting along2"
Pretty poorly. At first he had only
his friends for patients.
And now?"
And now ne has no more friends %
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-06-12

Sister Smoot-PO little Claude
Shinpaw is an angel now.
Brother Dincer-Yas' IN. He EFT nj
zoned nypaper and hoo'-Puck.
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$4,000 Endowment Paid.
Gee p. O.. June 6s1ana

y
Gee p. o., June $1,000.
This is to certify that / have re-
ceived from John Mitchell. u
Grand Worthy Counsellor of the
Grand Court OF Virginia, Order of
Calanthe (S1O0.0O) One Hundred
Dollars in payment of the death-claim
OF sister Richetta Grammer, who was
member OF Queen Victoria Court
NO. lis, of Gee. Virginia.
Signed: ALEXANDER GRAMER.
Beneficiary.
MARTHA HARRIS,
Deputy.
LUCY HARRIS,
MARY HARRISON:
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EKnectina Loo Much

Ella-Tll be there bright and early
Stella-Be there early. anyway. and
won't ask the other thing Judge.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-06-12

No man Is a hero TO his valet and
no woman can put on airs with her
cook.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-06-12
Saved by WAKING up.

She-Dear. my new hat is a dreamt
He-Thank heaven. / set the
alarm clock
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-06-12

He's a great thinker. isn't he2"
yes. lie thinks he knows il all"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-06-12

WANTED-A Pharmacist wanted
at once good position for right per-
son. For particulars apply 90 PAN
MEL BROS. Augusta and Prospect
streets, Staunton, Va.
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wsnted to Celebrate.

He-How is your alimony7
She-It isn't large enough
Its not?"
Well. it's large enough TO support
me comfortably. but il isn't large
enough TO allow me to celebrate the
day got my separation in the way I'd
like to-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-06-12

To the District Deputy Grand Worthy
Councillors, Past Worthy Counsel
lors. Worthy Counsellors and Of
ticers and Members CT Subordinate
Courts.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-06-12

to The PLANET.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-06-12

Grand Keeper of Records and Seal.
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K. OF P.
Attention!
P. P. XIV.
Richmond. Va. May 4. 1903.

To the District Grand Chancellors.
Past Chancellors, Chancellor Com
manders and to the Oficers and
Members OF Subordinate Lodges:
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-06-10
KIowA KERNELS
GossIP.

Ed Mott visited uncle Ben Mourning
last week.
Jerome Mathews attended the june
term Of court.
Howard Burns and family attended
the dance at Albins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Weiss visited thei
brother Herman Weiss and wife last
week.
Miss Alice Fahrian returned to heI
home Sunday morning after few day.
visit with friends.
Court convened June and adjourned
till June 20 when all cases on the docket
will be tried.
Abraham Olsen near Kiowa was juror
in the County Court Tuesday.
G. +. HerteI spent few days in Gold
en- visiting his brother and family.
Mrs. VIM. Brown and Mrs. George
Fahrian visited in Elbert last week.
Mr. BAlsin has severed his connection
with the Kiowa meat market and vii
work on his ranch this summer.
Carl Nacke is painting and paperinl
Tom Williams house, he expects to mov'
his family over in a few days.
A damage suit brought by Mr.. Joesepf
Janner against Mr.. Cozart, and tried be
fore Judge Fahrion, the jury brought
verdict in favor Of Mr.. Janner.
ANASIAs.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-06-10
comAncHE ITEMS
IA Ia.

J.s. Gheen spent Sunday with his
family.
Mrs. Isabel Moore was an Elbert Wis
itor Wednesday.
A. r. Nelson started to work for Neil
Hollems Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Weiss came out
from Denver Sunday.
CD. Corbett and Mr.. Beindorf were
Gilbert visitors Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Hans Larsen were visitors
at the Helgeth home Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Lundy was caller at the
Larnsn- aomeiT Thursday (, ssA.s
Sam TAggsrt was calling on Conan
che friends Friday evening.
Joe Sellers OF Greeley was visiting a,
the Lamb home Friday night.
James Mitchell has returned home
after spending few months in the
mountains.
The base ball teams Salt Creek ant
Comanche played ball at the Salt Creel
Sunday and had good;game. The score
was 20 to 16 in favor of Salt Creek.
COUSIN MAUD.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-06-10
The Biggest Bargain Ever offered In
Hotel Furniture

On account OF newly furnishing ITO
rooms Of the Albany hotel we now have
for sale the complete furnishings Of ITO
guest rooms. This furniture has been
in use for period Of four years and is
practically as good as new. Besides
these Ito guest rooms we have four side
boards, so dining chairs, Bohemia style,
90 cafe chairs furnished in green, 18 very
heavy fumed oak Office chairs and 4
fumed oak office settees, 20 Office chairs
furnished in mahogany, 4 Office settees
finished in mahogany, 20 upholstered
parlor pieces finished in mahogany,
Tuna Mahogany davenports, 8 hall set
tees, "a pieces reed furniture, 6 glass top
double writing tables, Is iron and brass
beds, so wood cots, 40 mattresses.
AS our new furniture will arrive about
June l, this furniture can be bought
very cheap, part cash and part on easy
payments.
This equipment would be exception
ally good value for anyone furnishing a
large rooming house or a small country
hotel.
Address all communications to
private OFFIoE, ALBANY HOTEL,
Denver, Colo.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-06-10
CHERRY GREETINGS

Miss Agnes Holley of Fondis is stay
ing with her sister Mrs. Alderman amp
going to school.
Miss, Annie Russell went to Denver to
care for Mr. Williams who we are sorry
to hear is not improving.
Mr.and Mrs. Frank Holley of Fondis
visited their daughter Mrs. Alderman of
Cherry Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. Wright left Aldermans Thursday
for the saw mill at Sholtz and Cambells
where he will work this summer.
Miss Francis and Perry Williams have
rsturned home from school, Francis will
teach the east Cherry school beginning
June IA. and Perry will teach the Table
Rock school.
ia ATA
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-06-10
TABLE ROCK.
WHIsTLINo RUFUS.

Mr. Will Shane and his daughter Miss
Vivian visited the Stoker family.
Mr.. rnd Mrs. D. B. Campbelle visited
the latter's mother, Mrs Miller over night
Rev. Ray came out from Monument
and preached at Table Rock church
Sunday.
Two painters are up from Colorado
Springs painting George Benards sum
mer residence.
The farmers are all pleased with the
nice rains we have been having. Every
body.is just about through farmiug.
Miss Jnlia Eubanks and Mr.. Ellice
Chambers eff Eastonville attended the
dance out to Stokers Friday night.
Mr. and Mrs Stoker gave dance in hon
or of Mr. Shane and daughter. A crowd
was present, and all enjoyed Jolly good
time. At midnight refreshments were
served by Mrs. Sam Berry and Mrs
Stoker The merry crowd danced home
sweet home waltz about day break.
JACK.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-06-10

Miss Sperry and Miss Berg formerly
teachers here departed for the Springs
Sunday evening.
Mr.. Frank Hart has resigned his posi-
ton and returned to Elizabeth, his home
at present.
Mr. Ed Moreland was here on business
Tuesday, he reports good business at
Denver manufacturing ice cream.
The entertainment given by Miss Sper-
ry and Miss Berg was well attended and
an enjoyable time experienced by all.
The ball game between Ramah and
Eastonville was played at Mr.. Sayles
place, the score was to 3 in favor Of
Eastonville.
The agent Mr. James had narrow
escape Monday, the lightning came in
on the phone wire and set the depot on
fire but was soon extinguished.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-06-10
HUTCH kLIPPlNos

Marshall Stringer made trip to Ra-
nah last week.
Jerry Ross is farming the Reynolds
place this year.
Pershering Scott was home from San-
born visiting with his mother last week
Charles Reiger, the grade contractor
on the Sanborn ranch, is visiting home
folks.
Emette Blakely, wife and baby, visited
relatives and friends at Ebert and Fon-
dis Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Zeluff and daughter, Madeline,
are visiting with the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Reiger.
A pie social will be held at Knowledge
Hill school Thursday evening. Proceeds
will go to the baseball nine.
Conditions were never more favorable
for good crop than at present. Small
grain is fiourishing, while corn and pota'
toes are coming fine.
Cheyenne and knowledge Hill crossed
bats on the latter's diamond Saturday
afternoon with fair success for Cheyenne
The game was close all through and the
score was to until the last half of the
last inning, when Cheyenne succeeded
in running in one score.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-06-10
Women Who are Envied.

Those attractive women who are lovely
in face, form and temper are the envy
Of many, who might be like them. A
weak sicky woman will be nervous and
irritable. constipation or kidney poisons
show the pimples. blotches, skin erup-
tions and a wretched complexion.
For all such Electric Bitters work won
bers. They regulate Stomach Liver and
Kidneys, purify the blood; give strong
nerves bright eyes, pure breath, smooth,
velvety skin, lovely complexion.
Many charming women owe their health
and beauty to them only 50c-at Fred
Longs.